Let it be known that Kevin Durant hears all and sees all.
That’s possibly the only plausible explanation for how, out of all the infinite Tweets in the world, Durant saw this one posted by an old high school basketball opponent of his, Nate Flowers.
Flowers posted these two innocuous Tweets.
Man I could play in the league.
— n8 (@waldorfsfinest) March 10, 2015
Held my own against every NBA player I went against…Darnell Jackson, mike beasley, xavier Henry,kd..sam young.. Who else?
— n8 (@waldorfsfinest) March 10, 2015
HE DIDN’t EVEN TWEET IT AT DURANT. HE DIDN’T EVEN USE KD’S FULL NAME. NONE OF THAT MATTERED.
@waldorfsfinest that's a damn lie
— Kevin Durant (@KDTrey5) March 10, 2015
Tragically, Nate engaged with Durant.
@KDTrey5 who I ain't hold my own against ?
— n8 (@waldorfsfinest) March 10, 2015
@KDTrey5 who I ain't hold my own against ?
— n8 (@waldorfsfinest) March 10, 2015
@KDTrey5 Yall won both games by a total of 2 pts…it was close. Yall ain't blow us out !
— n8 (@waldorfsfinest) March 10, 2015
@waldorfsfinest I just remember U losing and Gettin cooked lol
— Kevin Durant (@KDTrey5) March 10, 2015
@KDTrey5 yea we lost n U got me out da way a few times but I gave U the Tony Allen treatment on sum posessions. I got the footage lol
— n8 (@waldorfsfinest) March 10, 2015
And here’s the masterstroke.
@waldorfsfinest yea that means U got cooked while playing ok defense
— Kevin Durant (@KDTrey5) March 10, 2015
Somehow, the burn on Tony Allen is probably the best thing about all of this.
If there is a lesson to be had out of all this, it is that Kevin Durant is out there and he is, without a doubt, listening.
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