In the Nets' loss to the Lone Ranger, Durant's "interaction" with the fans on the sidelines caused a heated discussion, and unsurprisingly, Durant eventually received a fine from the league.
According to us media outlet Shams-Charania, the league announced a $25,000 fine for "unfriendly language" against fans in a home game at Barclays Center:
According to a video circulating on social media, Durant presumably asked the fan to "shut up." In fact, being fined for "mouth hi" is not a new thing for Durant, as early as April 2021, Durant was fined $90,000 by the alliance for "matching the line" on social media.
On the other hand, the criticism of Kyrie Owen in the league is not over, and the famous Tim Bon Tempus in a show slammed Owen's remarks that he qualified for the 75 big stars:
Buntenps said Irving is not the same player who can be at the same level as Durant and Curry, and even if Irving does have incredible scoring ability, his achievements so far in his career simply cannot reach the level of the 75 big stars. So the idea that fans act as if Irving is a player of the same level as Curry or Durant is simply ridiculous.
Finally, the Nets' official Twitter posted training photos of Kevin Durant and Andre Drummond:
Judging from the two photos shared by the Nets official, Durant and Drummond were full of smiles during training, and it seems that the Nets' intra-team training still has a good atmosphere. So far this season, the Nets still face a lot of obstacles, because if the team is going to hit the championship trophy, they need Irving to get vaccinated and Ben Simmons to stay healthy and perform well enough on the court, but these two things seem to be a little far away for the Nets.