What did Durant say about the Warriors?

“I’ve been there. He put in a ton of work, he cares about the game, loves his teammates, plays with energy. That’s what you get every night as a player like that, playing at All-Star, MVP, Hall of Fame level. You gotta respect it.”

What is Kevin Durant’s signature move?

1. Stop and Pop. Durant himself (according to his Signature Moves series, available on YouTube and well worth a view) would call this move the 62. Quite simply, however, it’s a jumper which Durant uses time and time again in transition.

Is KD really a snake?

When Kevin Durant left Oklahoma City to join the Golden State Warriors in 2016, he was criticized by Thunder fans, who subsequently dubbed him a snake. If you remember, Durant then trolled fans with a snake-themed Nike colorway. So naturally, Serge Ibaka cooked him a snake to eat.

What Kevin Durant said about Steph Curry?

“He’s a master at what he does,” Durant said of Curry. “I’ve been saying that since he came into the league. Just a crafty player that can pretty much do anything off the ball, that can cut to the rim, shoot floaters, shoot threes, and then he can handle the basketball too and get down to his spots.”

Why did Kevin Durant leave the Golden State Warriors?

Why did Kevin Durant leave the Warriors for the Nets? I wanted to play for a new team,” Durant said at the team’s 2019 media day. “Simply put, I just did it. I didn’t really think about what I was leaving behind or what we accomplished.

How high is the ball when Kevin Durant shoots?

11 feet
It’s easy to see those shots at full speed and take for granted that Kevin Durant is really tall, with long arms and an elongated torso. He releases the ball around his forehead, which is at least 11 feet in the air by the time he reaches the apex of his jump.

Who is the Slim Reaper?

Kevin Durant
Kevin Durant Addresses His Internet-Born Nickname ‘Slim Reaper’

Is Kevin Durant a traitor?

After spending eight seasons with the Oklahoma City Thunder following the franchise’s move from Seattle, Durant was viewed as a traitor by some when he decided to join the champion Warriors as a free agent prior to the 2016-17 season. “Ain’t no such thing [as loyalty],” Durant said in an interview with Bleacher Report.