Brooklyn Nets training camp is less than a week old, and Kevin Durant already seems tired of talking about his dramatic offseason.
"I was upset. And as a family, they understood that I was upset, some of the stuff they agreed with," Durant said."So we talked about it, and it was over a couple of months, a couple of weeks, toward the end of that where we talked about it. We came out and we voiced all our concerns about how we all can be better. And it just worked out from there, and I'm glad I'm here now.
"I felt like we had a good team," Durant added on why he decided to remain with Brooklyn."I felt like this is the place I said I wanted to be. We started to set something up in the future to be a solid team. So to be honest I thought this was still a great option too. I didn't want it to get in the way of the games being played. I still love my teammates. Still love playing in the Barclays.
"So I feel like regardless it was going to be an easy decision to come back and play because I love to hoop. So this has been a good environment the last two years for me hooping even though I had some doubts. But overall, looking at it I'd still like to come in here and get work in, so I just looked at that."
Durant and Co. will be hoping for some stability this season following a tumultuous 2021-22 campaign. Last season, Durant missed 27 games due to injury, Irving missed 53 games due to his
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