NBA Fans Flame Kevin Durant After Massive Bald Spot Goes Viral Online

On the court, there isn't anything that Kevin Durant cannot do. As a jack of all trades and master of all, he is one of the elite few who has no weakness in his game.

Off the court, however, KD is losing the war for his scalp. While Durant is still relatively young, he's been having some serious head malfunctions over the past few years.

It's gotten to the point now that some fans are trying to convince the guy to just shave it off. On Sunday, after their 11th straight win, the most recent photo of Durant's bald spot caught endless waves of attention from the fans.

Durant isn't one who cares what other people think, so he's probably completely unbothered by what a bunch of fans on Twitter are saying about his hair. 

Instead, he's all-in on playing elite basketball right now, which has the Nets riding a season-high 11-game win streak.

Can Kevin Durant Lead The Nets To A Title This Season?

Brooklyn had the worst start to a season you could possibly have, but they have somehow turned it around to boast the second-best record in basketball. True, many people can be credited for the turnaround, but it's Durant who has made the biggest difference out there.

The 2x NBA champion recently reflected on all the bad things the Nets endured during this year, saying that amid all those bad moments, they found something good and now are ready to compete at the highest level.

"It was one of those years you reflect on," said Durant. "You see the turning point in your organization, see different moments that brought us together. You start to see us coming together and form what we’ve been looking to do these last couple of years: A solid team that plays hard every night. We went through a lot this calendar year, but we’re looking for bigger and better things in 2023."

With hair or without hair, Kevin Durant is going to show up and play his game, just like he has for the past 14 years.

What happens over these next few weeks and months is still up in the air, and not even KD can predict what will happen. But if the Nets keep playing as they have recently, don't be surprised to see KD surge up the MVP ladder.