Does Kevin Durant Want to Be Traded From the NETS? Kevin Durant Cryptic Tweet After Nets Lose to Raptors Shocks the Sports World
Does Kevin Durant want to be traded from the NETS? Kevin Durant tweeted “FREE ME” after Nets lost to Raptors in game where Kyle Lowry and Pascal Siam dominated them with ease.
Most real basketball fans know Nets don’t look like a contender even with James Harden and Kyrie Irving. Some people believe Kevin Durant may have finally realized the same thing today.
Does Kevin Durant tweeting “FREE ME” mean he wants out from the Nets already? Take a look.
This game had some strange occurrences that could make this tweet have several different meanings. Kevin Durant was held out the game during the first quarter due to COVID-19 protocol, then allowed to enter the game with 4 minutes to go in that same quarter. Later on in the game they pulled him from the game again.
With those events this Tweet could be Kevin Durant calling out the NBA’s COVID-19 protocols that make no sense. It should be noted that KD tested negative 3 times in the past 24 hours, and still was pulled out the game twice.
Of course it’s a stretch, but this could also mean Kevin Durant wants to be traded from the Nets.
Author: JordanThrilla
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