NBA: Durant:”There’s no loyalty.”

Kevin Durant is still criticized and described as disloyal more than a year after joining the Golden State Warriors. The current finals MVP has now resisted Bleacher Report.

It’s unfair that players are accused of lack of loyalty, even though they can be traded by the team at any time,”said Durant,” There’s no loyalty,”says KD.” That works differently. We’re screaming for loyalty, but we don’t expect it from the people who sign the checks. People say,” You’ll get paid for it.”I liked it better when I was naive about the NBA business.”

The hatred of many fans is inappropriate, Durant continued, because it is not a real criticism:”As a child, I dreamed of striking back after criticism and proving myself. I didn’t dream that people would call me a bitch at Social Media because I changed teams. “It’s these people who are the bitch who think they need to take care of my personal life.”

The affair in the summer, when Durant was playing Twitter against OKC and especially coach Billy Donovan, was “childish” and “idiotic,” said Durant,”that’s something I can still learn from, and he hopes that one day he will be able to fix the relationship with the people in Oklahoma City.

“These people mean a lot to me today,”Durant said,”regardless of whether they’re talking to me right now or angry at me. Whether it’s Sam Presti, Troy Weaver, Russell Westbrook or Nick Collison, or Clay Bennett. I love her from the bottom of my heart. We’re not talking right now, but we will. I didn’t have that perspective in the beginning.”

Durant admitted that he was bothered by the fact that OKC sold his number 35 to Two-Way Player P. J. Dozier forgives:”I thought to myself:’ This is not okay’, but a little later I realized that it is not so serious. It’s not my number anymore and they can do with it what they want. At some point it will be hanging under the ceiling anyway,”Durant said.

“I did something they didn’t like. You did something I didn’t like. If I lay on my deathbed, I know that Sam Presti and Russell Westbrook would come looking for me.”