Kevin Durant further explained his decision to refuse to send him back to Golden State’s trade.
One of the main reasons he doesn’t want to return is because he doesn’t want to play with Draymond Green, which is in the NBA media.
But, he is here, talking about it on Greene’s podcast.
“I hope my career is over,” Durant said. Draymond Green Show. “That’s the only thing I’m worried about. Because I see a lot of guys who don’t have a chance. I want to keep working to make my own choices.”
“But as far as the Warriors are concerned, I don’t want to move. And then as a player like me, I’ve spent a lot of money. I’m on your team in the middle of the season will be a big blow to any team I’m going to be on. I understand why you’re going to trade for me. Simple fact, it’s just business. For me, there’s nothing to do with either side at the moment when we’re just playing the season in the season, if that’s the decision you want to make in the offseason, then we can figure it out.
“If I could stop it, then why not? Then all the narrative that will accompany it. I feel the need to make this change.”
Durant also talked about how he wanted to “see” with the Suns this season.
But since the deadline passed, Brian Windhorst has been determined that the looming KD-Suns split.
“They are going to trade him,” said Brian Windhorst of the NBA on Wednesday. “He knows. There are a few opportunities and he might criticize them for trying to trade him. He didn’t do that. He’s very professional about it. I hope to continue doing it in the regular season. He will try to win every game he’s there.
“I think he handled it very appropriately.”
“Everyone’s intentions are clear,” Windy added.
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