Kevin Durant is one of the most talkative NBA players on social media, he never misses an opportunity to create a buzz. He comes by example to severely reframe his former trainer Steve Kerr… for his criticisms on his Twitter addiction!
Kevin Durant Even though he is in full preparation for the Olympic Games, he never misses what is happening on social networks. And he’s particularly busy right now with the release of an Immersive Nets book written by journalist Matt Sullivan. During his spicy promo, the author shared an anecdote about KD and his former trainer Steve Kerr.
When he was still with the Warriors, Steve Kerr had a drink with Kevin Durant because he was tired of seeing him on his fake Twitter accounts reading his DM’s. He tried to stop KD from messing around with kids, but he failed. He hasn’t changed since he’s been in Brooklyn, the difference is that the Nets let him be himself.
If this story is verified, it probably explains the very detached attitude of Kevin Durant during his last season at the Warriors. He probably did not appreciate this intrusion into his private life, which is finally quite understandable. He has also decided to settle accounts with his former coach… Sut Twitter, like a symbol!
I don’t see a problem with me interacting with basketball fans, it should be encouraged…steve should’ve also said that I’m never late and I work through every rep in practice with game speed. That should be more interesting than what I do on Twitter.
— Kevin Durant (@KDTrey5) July 6, 2021
I don’t see the problem with the fact that I interact with basketball fans, on the contrary it should be encouraged… Steve should also have said that I am never late, that I do each of the exercises in training to the same speed as in a game. It should be more important than what I do on Twitter.
For Kevin Durant, his activity on Twitter can not be faulted knowing that it does not tarnish his work ethic! Steve Kerr was obviously not of this opinion, which explains the apparent tensions between them for a few years already. KD should not be deprived of a telephone!
Kevin Durant loves Twitter, no one will ever be able to take it off. Steve Kerr tried, and we saw the result with tensions and a departure from the superstar!
