Kevin Durant reveals the Nets ultimate undoing during his time in Brooklyn

Kevin Durant’s journey in the NBA has taken him to his fifth team, the Houston Rockets, after a historic seven-team trade was completed over the weekend. The 2014 league MVP bid farewell to his time with the Phoenix Suns and expressed his excitement for the new chapter in Houston.

Reflecting on his time with the Brooklyn Nets, Durant had a candid conversation with his former coach Steve Nash. The two discussed the highs and lows of their stint together, with Durant opening up about the challenges they faced amidst a tumultuous environment.

Durant expressed his frustration with the distractions and dysfunction surrounding the team, noting that it impacted their ability to achieve their goals. He felt that Nash’s coaching abilities were hindered by external factors, preventing them from reaching their full potential.

Despite the difficulties they faced, Durant spoke fondly of his experience playing for the Nets. He described his first year with the team as the most enjoyable basketball he had ever played, highlighting the camaraderie and passion he felt while wearing the Brooklyn jersey.

Durant’s time with the Nets came after a successful stint with the Golden State Warriors, where he won two NBA championships. However, a devastating Achilles injury marked the end of his time in Golden State, leading him to join the Nets in 2019.

Throughout his three-year tenure with the Nets, Durant appeared in 129 games and left a lasting impact on the franchise. As he embarks on a new journey with the Rockets, Durant is focused on bringing his talent and leadership to his new team, eager to make a mark in Houston.

As Durant looks ahead to the future, he remains grateful for the experiences and opportunities that have shaped his career. With a new team and fresh start on the horizon, Durant is ready to write the next chapter in his storied NBA career.