"I don't blame Kevin one bit for not wanting to rerun things here," Kerr told Ohm Youngmisuk of ESPN. "He took so much s--- for like, 'Oh, you're jumping on the bandwagon.' And then he's Finals MVP two years in a row. It's like he still gets criticized."

Before the NBA trade deadline, there was speculation about a potential return of Kevin Durant to the Golden State Warriors. Ultimately, this did not materialize, due in part to KD’s decision. Now, head coach Steve Kerr has reflected on the situation.

It's already been the most dramatic trade deadline in NBA history, and there could be more to come: Kevin Durant's and Jimmy Butler's futures remain very much up in the air with the deadline one day away,

Suns star Kevin Durant is reportedly on the trade block in Phoenix but the 14x All-Star is not open to going just anywhere. According to the latest intel

Phoenix Suns forward Kevin Durant knows he's not viewed favorably in the Bay Area due to his complicated relationship with the Golden State Warriors, but he's hoping that fans can put their feelings aside during All-Star Weekend in San Francisco.

Kevin Durant has no illusions. He knows how Golden State fans may react to his return to the Bay for NBA All-Star weekend after how things went down right before the trade deadline. So, Durant wants those who may have issues with him to consider this.

The Phoenix star cherishes every return visit to Chase Center, and playing in the All-Star Game this weekend in front of so many Bay Area fans who still love and appreciate all he accomplished for the Warriors will mean the world.