Durant s departure from the Warriors has nothing to do with pursuing dreams? The famous reporter pointed his finger at Cole. KD angrily scolded the reporter for taking advantage of the popularity

On June 26, the NBA entered the offseason. Durant, who just joined the Rockets, recently had an argument with others on social media. Logan Murdock, a reporter from The Ringer, said that Durant left the Warriors because he had conflicts with Cole. Durant directly hit back and said that the latter was taking advantage of traffic. The cause of the incident came from an article by Logan Murdock. He pointed out that Durant left the Warriors at that time not because of his conflict with dreams, but because of his conflict with Warriors coach Cole. He wrote in the article: "Durant left the Bay Area, not because of his quarrel with dreams, but rather a problem with Cole. In the last season of the Warriors, Durant complained about Cole's offensive philosophy many times publicly and privately, and even after leaving the team for the Nets, this complaint continued. Although the two later reconciled, sources said that Cole was one of the reasons why Durant was unwilling to return to the Warriors before the trade deadline."

Durant hit back immediately for this statement. He wrote on social media: "Why are we still discussing this??? Logan Murdock is not obviously trying to get my name and the popularity of the Warriors to gain attention and traffic, and thus try to save his almost-finished career? Everyone has been fed up with this cliché. Man, show some real skills!"

Durant played for the Warriors for three seasons between 2016 and 2019, and led the Warriors to win the championship twice in 2017 and 2018, and Durant was elected as FMVP. However, in the 2018-19 season, Durant and Zhu Meng broke out in an internal strife, and then Durant suffered a ruptured Achilles tendon in the finals and then left the Warriors to join the Nets. Regarding the inside story of Durant leaving the Warriors, the public has always believed that it is related to pursuing dreams.

It is worth mentioning that before last season's mid-term trading deadline, there were rumors that the Warriors hoped to welcome Durant back, but Durant himself rejected this possibility and was traded to the Rockets this summer.

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