It was revealed that the Heat was chasing Durant! KD angrily criticized netizens and caused heated discussion: Just score money and girls are enough

On May 10, Suns star Kevin Durant quarreled with fans online again and said bluntly: I never like the spotlight, as long as I have money, scores and girls, it's enough.

Durant argued with fans on Twitter, and a netizen reposted the highlights of Kyrie Irving's dribble during the Cavaliers and commented: Damn! @Durant, man, you fucking ruined the dynasty that Cleveland could have built!

Durant replied: I wake up every morning and I am glad that this happened!

Some fans said: We are glad every morning that retribution has pinched your neck, your legend has been completely destroyed, and the subsequent failures will only increase.

Durant replied: That's right, but history will not change no matter what - this is the most exciting thing for you, right?

The fan continued: The historical result cannot be changed, but your name will be followed by the shadow of "Stephen Curry" for the rest of your life. I promise this will make you break the defense even more.

Durant responded strongly to this: It's great, I never like the spotlight anyway. Just have money, scores and girls.

Durant's series of remarks have caused heated discussions. US media posted pictures to joke that Durant married basketball, and also showed Durant's actions in a nightclub in the past. Durant is 36 years old and is reported to be still single, love basketball, and often pick up the keyboard to criticize netizens.

According to previous reports, the Suns are expected to start trading negotiations about Durant again this summer. Marc Stein reported that both the Heat and the Timberwolves are interested in signing Durant in this offseason. After Riley experienced a 37-45-loss season and was eliminated by the Cavaliers in the first round of the playoffs, it will be the most interesting thing.

According to Heat reporter Barry Jackson, the Miami Heat are actively seeking to introduce Kevin Durant through trades, but they do not intend to provide a large number of future draft picks as bargaining chips; the Heat hope to match salary through player trades rather than sacrificing future assets. They may use Andrew Wiggins and Duncan Robinson’s $19.8 million expiration contracts, as well as a young potential player to build a deal.

Today Pat Riley said that the Heat are willing to pursue an older star player: For us, if the name is right and the contract term is right, I still think that old players can play on the court.

The latest odds about where Durant will play next season - Suns +190 ranked first, Rockets +250 ranked second, Mavericks +750, Timberwolves and Heat +800, Spurs +1000

This season, Durant played 62 regular season games for the Suns, averaging 36.5 minutes per game, scoring 26.6 points, 6 rebounds, 4.2 assists and 1.2 blocks, and his annual salary next season is $53.28 million.