Being sidelined with a calf injury has only given the Warriors forward more time to react to things people are saying about him on the Internet.
"He did challenge my credibility, and I must respond to that," Chris Broussard said of Kevin Durant, above. By Des Bieler Des Bieler Sports reporter covering national topics, including fantasy football, as well as supporting coverage of D.C.-area teams Email Bio Follow May 23 at 1:36 AM Being out with a calf injury while his Warriors swept their way to the NBA Finals had to have been a bit of a bummer for Kevin Durant.
Approximately five minutes after Broussard posed his question, Durant replied with a pair of his own: “I see a little exaggeration there buddy, my worst nightmare?? U sure that this is the worst that it can get???” “Cap cap cap,” Durant said about that claim, repeating a slang term for lying. He added that Broussard didn’t even “have my number.”— Kevin Durant May 22, 2019 Durant’s accusations of dishonesty were too much for Broussard to let go without comment. First he tweeted back at Durant that the latter was focusing too much on his reference to texting, and that direct messages via social-media platforms amounted to “the same thing nowadays.
One Instagram-based account asked its followers what they thought of comments made by Portland’s Seth Curry, who said last week that the Warriors “move around faster when [Durant is] not out there.” He added, “They’re definitely not a better team, but they’re harder to guard.” In the past, Durant has been widely suspected of using “burner accounts,” social-media accounts that he controls anonymously, to clap back at critics, be they nationally known reporters or simply average people sharing their opinions with other Internet denizens. However, he has also been more than willing to use his verified accounts to similarly engage in ways that some have suggested are beneath him, or at least not worth his time.
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