Association jack shit’s red hot summer continued, with the crown jewel of the season – The True King Petty, Kevin Durant – apparently locked on Brooklyn’s scepter.
In a tweet from the official Nets Twitter account, GM Sean Marks released a statement saying he, Steve Nash, and owners Joe Tsai and Clara Wu Tsai met with Kevin Durant and his representatives , Rich Kleiman, and the team “have agreed to move forward with our partnership. “
In a wake-up like Kyrie Irving realized her only option was to opt in for the final year of her contract because no team had ever bid the best for a tough guy to work with, Durant discovered. that he is prone to provocations, advanced age, and trauma. enough concern to make trading partners didn’t want to pay the price Brooklyn asked for.
The benefit of trying to move one of the league’s best players on contract until the end of the 2025-26 season is that the GMs have every right to claim the landscape-changing property. With his colleagues refusing to budge on Marks’ fairer asking price, an impasse was inevitable. KD doesn’t seem like the type of player who is willing to farm it to regain leverage, or not jump when he’s healthy. Regardless of the harsh reality that comes with losing a season to injury, when a player believes that whatever team he is on has a chance of winning the title, he will not resort to farce of Ben Simmons or James Harden-ian.
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The move was met with excitement from 17 Brooklyn fans and sparked outrage from those who were no more amused than mad at Durant.
Because Patrick Beverly sees the path to becoming ever more relevant as a player like Kendrick Perkins, he feels the need to comment on this news. And whatever Beverly said, which I’m still trying to figure out, Durant’s first tweet since the “story” broke was a response with #BLAMEKD.
It immediately started trending with users blaming KD for everything from Tua making the choice for Desus and Mero to never podcasting again to waiting 30 minutes for Popeye. The complex social media terror perpetrated on Durant is certainly a self-fulfilling prophecy – a man can find a hater in a support group – and I’m sure there is someone out there. The other is blaming him for something.
Speaking of which, I would also like to note that the player calling himself GM Irving was removed from the meeting between the team and the Boardroom. That doesn’t tell sane people anything they don’t already know, but it’s a clear hint to Irving that he’s being delusional. Whatever it is in his imagination that he makes a scapegoat for whatever he is so often upset about, Kyrie has experienced more than enough real surprises this season to dislodge. his chakras.
Who knows what Simmons thinks about Durant’s rescinded trade request or being dropped from the summit. Honestly, he’s probably glad he didn’t have to do anything.
While Durant may seem like a guy who just wants to pounce, he also seems to be the type that doesn’t regret being an asshole. I know NBA Twitter wants a brainstorming deal because it’s the only pure fix, but it will have to settle for the next TV series that leaks from that locker room.
If royals you think this is the last time we’ll hear Brooklyn’s voice because the coach, owner, GM, player and agent sang kumbaya over a bottle of sauv blanc and tuna tartare in Malibu then you obviously didn’t follow KD and Irving’s career.
However, if you know it and complain that the KD-Kyrie bats don’t even dilate their eyes anymore, then you have a real problem and should seek professional help. Or just #BLAMEKD.
