Kevin Durant has been one of the biggest stars in the NBA at the moment. However, his inclination towards the game goes back to his childhood when he was the same aggressive and passionate player as he is now. In a recent interaction with the media, Durant recalled a hilarious incident with his dad. And while his dad initially got the upperhand, Durant’s passion got his dad in a spot of bother!
Interacting with the media, Kevin Durant mentioned how he played a 1-on-1 game with his dad. Despite being just an 11-year-old kid, Durant was not ready to accept defeat. But as he did lose the game, Durant locked his dad out of the house.
“I was 11 years old, in the driveway. I think he scored the final point and I locked him out the house,” the Phoenix Suns’ star recalled.
“I was 11 years old, in the driveway. I think he scored the final point and I locked him out the house”
— ClutchPoints (@ClutchPoints) March 22, 2025
Kevin Durant with a funny memory on the last time his dad beat him in a 1v1 😂
(via @HaydenCilley) pic.twitter.com/KaWlmJjyd6
Well, this might have been a funny recollection, but Durant’s NBA future is looking quite in dilemma.
Interesting Details Emerge On Kevin Durant’s NBA Future
KD and the Phoenix Suns have had quite an astonishing run. During his time at the Suns, Durant has evolved significantly as a player. Unfortunately, all of that is a thing of the past. At the moment, with Durant entering the final year of his contract, his time with the Suns seems to be over.
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Speaking about his future plans, Sports Illustrated’s Chris Mannix stated, “It’s no secret that Phoenix will split with Kevin Durant this summer. Durant has one year left on his contract and, even approaching 37, still has incredibly high value. I think—and this is just my opinion—that Durant wants to wind up in Houston.”
Sports Illustrated’s Chris Mannix believes that Kevin Durant wants to end up in Houston
— NBACentral (@TheDunkCentral) March 21, 2025
“It’s no secret that Phoenix will split with Kevin Durant this summer. Durant has one year left on his contract and even approaching 37 still has incredibly high value. I think—and this is… pic.twitter.com/ifBmUH83eo
Thus, with Durant continuing to build interest for his future, it remains to be seen what happens next.
