As a 13-time All-Star, Kevin Durant is used to getting double teamed, however he didn’t take too kindly to it on Friday night time towards the Kings, and made positive to let their coach Mike Brown know.
The Suns misplaced 120-105 to the Kings and Durant took his frustrations out on Brown in an trade between the pair through the recreation
“I asked Mike Brown that during the game, and he tried to give me a compliment, and I was like, ‘F*** out of here, man,’” Durant instructed reporters with a smile, per Duane Rankin of The Arizona Republic. “Stop all that doubling and tripling. But that’s just the game plan. I think we’re still figuring it out, the spacing around it and when to be aggressive. I can’t turn the ball away if we want to have a chance.”
Durant was then requested how crucial it’s for his teammates to spaced out, particularly when it’s simply himself and Devin Booker on the ground.
To which he answered, “I think guys are doing a solid job of spacing out and taking shots they see that are right for them…sometimes they go in, sometimes they don’t. I like the spacing that we had. We got some good looks up, but we gotta deal with team that are all out blitzing…I feel like as soon as the game starts, teams are putting their blitz package on us and trying to see how we handle it. I think it’s only going to make us better.”
Of their final ten video games, Phoenix have gained simply three of these contests and so they recently came under fire by ESPN analysts for being ‘too soft’.
The absence of their third offensive arsenal Bradley Beal due to harm definitely hasn’t helped issues.
The capturing guard has performed in simply six video games for the reason that season begun.
