During All-Star Weekend, screenshots spread from the alleged account @gethigher77, many believe belongs to Kevin Durant. The posts were raw, sharp, and at times ruthless toward both former and current teammates.
Kevin Durant has garnered much of basketball's social media buzz over the last few days, and not for the right reasons. The 37-year-old star for the Houston Rockets has been linked to an X account that had inappropriate comments about many NBA players and personnel, including his Houston Rockets teammates.
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Kevin Durant is the most talked-about star during and after the All-Star weekend festivities. And no, it was not because of a good performance from him over the past weekend. We’re talking about KD’s suspicious phone activities here.
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Houston Rockets forward Kevin Durant found himself in the headlines again after fans claimed that he was behind a burner account that trashed his former and current teammates in a group chat.
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Bill Simmons believes the alleged Kevin Durant burner controversy could represent unfamiliar ground for the NBA. Speaking on his podcast with Zach Lowe, Simmons addressed the screenshots that surfaced over All-Star weekend tied to an alleged account connected to Durant.
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