“Get the f**k out of here” – Steph Curry’s SURPRISING COMMENTS about Kevin Durant revealed in new documentary

In the compelling documentary "Underrated", a touching and wholesome moment between Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant is unveiled.

“Get the f**k out of here” – Steph Curry’s SURPRISING COMMENTS about Kevin Durant revealed in new documentary

Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant (Image via Bleacher Report)

After losing the 2016 Finals, in which the Golden State Warriors squandered a 3-1 lead in the series, they added Kevin Durant to their squad in 2017, after which they won back-to-back Championships in 2017 and 2018. KD ultimately left the Warriors after the 2019 season due to an incident with Draymond Green. However, when he was there, the Warriors were arguably the best team of all time.

In Stephen Curry’s new documentary “Underrated,” there was a wholesome interaction between KD and Curry. During the instance, KD surprised Curry by showing up to his 3-point record-breaking party, and Curry was grateful that KD showed up. They chuckled about the time when KD once thought Curry was just a little white kid.

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“Get the f*ck outta here bro. Sorry for my language momma, I’m so sorry,” Curry said. He continued, “The fact that you just came over here bro…,” as Durant replied, “I had to come over here and say what’s up. I love you, brother.” Steph added, “Love you too bro… Remember the time you thought I was a little white kid? I think about that sh*t all the time yo.”

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Kevin Durant argues that he has the same impact off the ball as Stephen Curry

Kevin Durant slams NBA analyst on Twitter after not calling him a good off ball player
Kevin Durant (via Valley of the Suns)

Durant is known to be one of the most prolific scorers the league has ever seen. Standing at 6’10” with a wingspan of 7’5” and possessing a jump shot with a high release, it becomes almost impossible to guard him, and the only hope a defender has is that he misses the shot.

In a recent tweet, NBA Insider Tommy Gunn said that while Durant is tough to guard in isolation, his former teammate Stephen Curry is an even harder player to guard overall due to his continuous off-ball movement and razor-sharp scoring from all parts of the court.

KD caught wind of this tweet and wasn’t a fan of it. He replied that the community needs to stop acting as if he doesn’t play off the ball and that there is a lot of films that should be watched by anyone who thinks he is not an off-ball player.

This discussion came to fruition after Grant Williams of the Dallas Mavericks was asked about the hardest player to guard in an interview. He replied that KD is harder to guard, but Steph has more impact on the game. Williams, who usually faces tougher assignments every game, certainly has an idea about the topic.

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