“I hate hypotheticals!” – Kevin Durant fires back at Keyshawn Johnson’s claim

Kevin Durant is on the verge of making history with a potential fourth Olympic gold medal.

“I hate hypotheticals!” – Kevin Durant fires back at Keyshawn Johnson’s claim

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Kevin Durant, representing the US in the Olympics, took to social media to respond to a quote from former NFL player Keyshawn Johnson. Johnson suggested that Paul Pierce could have achieved similar success to Durant if he played with the Golden State Warriors.

The Slim Reaper countered Johnson’s statement by referencing the 1996 NFL draft, where Keyshawn Johnson was selected first overall by the New York Jets. Kevin Durant pointed out that the Jets could have chosen other talented players like Jonathan Ogden, Marvin Harrison, Ray Lewis, or Eddie George instead.

If the (Jets) would’ve took Jonathan Ogden, Marvin Harrison, (Ray Lewis) or Eddie George number one they would’ve been better off… I hate hypotheticals.
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Durant’s response was a lighthearted jab at Johnson’s draft status, implying that the Jets might have been better off with a different pick. The exchange showcased Durant’s quick wit and ability to have fun on social media.

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The interaction also highlighted the intersection of sports and social media, where athletes can engage with each other and fans in real-time. Durant’s response was a humorous example of this, leaving fans entertained and eager for more.

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Kevin Durant claps back at fans over basketball-style debate

Kevin Durant engaged in a lively debate with fans on social media, discussing the differences between FIBA and NBA basketball styles. Durant, who is competing in the Olympics, referred to some fans as “lames” in a since-deleted post, sparking a conversation about the merits of each style.

Fans are divided on which style is superior, with some preferring the slower, team-oriented approach of FIBA and others enjoying the uptempo, individualistic nature of the NBA. Durant, a superstar in both realms, has excelled in both styles and is on the verge of making history with a potential fourth Olympic gold medal.

Durant’s exchange with fans came after a brilliant scoring display in Team USA’s win over Serbia, where he scored 23 points. Some fans used his performance to argue in favor of the FIBA style, but Durant’s response suggests he disagrees. Regardless, his adaptability and skill will continue to benefit Team USA in their pursuit of gold.

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