"What makes me not belong in that?" After the Warriors' move cut

“What makes me not belong in that?” After the Warriors’ move cut him out of the GOAT discourse, Kevin Durant was perplexed.

Many fans could think that Kevin Durant doesn’t have enough achievements on his résumé to be considered one of the best in the

history of the sport. While representing the Dub Nation, the standout player for the Phoenix Suns

accomplished the most of his goals.

history. In addition, he has won four NBA scoring titles, the NBA Rookie of the Year Award, two MVP awards during the Finals, two

NBA All-Star Game Awards, and the NBA Most Valuable Player Award. Fans still don’t see him in the same

league as LeBron James and the late great Michael Jordan, though.

Durant was talking to Duane Rankin of the Arizona Republic, who had questioned him about why he doesn’t participate in discussions

about the NBA’s all-time greats (GOAT) more frequently. He answered,

Fans were not happy with Durant’s decision to leave the Oklahoma City Thunder and sign with the Golden State Warriors. This

decision was made after the Warriors were defeated by the Cleveland Cavaliers,

led by LeBron James, in the 2016 NBA Finals. Since

many thought the club was already well-prepared, Durant’s pursuit of a championship ring

appeared almost aesthetically pleasing.

Despite the controversies surrounding his team choices, there’s no disputing the greatness of Kevin Durant, particularly with respect

to his exceptional scoring prowess. Between 2010 and 2014, he clinched four scoring titles,

distinguishing himself as one of only two players to achieve such a feat within a five-year span.

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