The Warriors didn’t accept Kevin Durant’s reality until Steph Curry called

The Warriors think Kevin Durant’s homecoming will work, but KD himself has other ideas.

Less than 48 hours before the transaction deadline, KD’s whisper to return to the bay appeared.

Then, BAM, he is the “main priority” before the deadline.

However, Durant’s reaction to this was very surprising, at least from the Warriors’ perspective sports explain.

“At some point in the past few days, Stephen Curry spoke with Kevin Durant and it was extremely unlikely to convince him to reunite, regardless of the Golden State Warriors ownership group and How big the front desk is and collectively “underestimated” Durant as a team source said,” Slater said.

So the team’s attention turned to Jimmy Butler, who signed a two-year $121 million contract extension after three pauses of the Heat’s actions.

But Curry is not a quick judge.

“He signed the extension very much,” Curry said. “Knowing that he’s committed to the next little run…I know there’s a lot of drama out there (in Miami). Who really knows what this story is? We hope there’s one Proactive Jimmy.

“I could put myself on his shoes. He’s been away from the race for a minute. He’s frustrated for whatever reason. When you get into a new beginning situation, it’s sure we’re all used to we need Win expectations. We all thrived. It doesn’t mean it will be easy, it doesn’t mean there will be no challenges.”

NBA fans and media are all about how Butler and Hot Head Draymond Green will blend together because it’s the biggest two character collision in the league, but Green doesn’t seem to be worried – although it must be said that Draymond is a KD who left Golden State in the first place main reason.

“Did he win? Did I win? That’s right. The winner wins,” Green said. “He’s the winner. Perennial All-Star. Nails are hard. Just f-get-gets, but needs to be done.”

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