Kevin Durant Once Played Witness to Potential Violence as James Harden Was “Ready to Fight” Former Teammate

James Harden and Kevin Durant formed one of the best duos in the NBA during their time in the Oklahoma City Thunder. Alongside Russell Westbrook, KD and Harden took the team to greater heights. Moreover, OKC was a fan favorite thanks to their young roster filled with exciting players.

Interestingly enough, Harden once almost fought a teammate during his time in the Thunder! Talking on a podcast, Durant talked about what made Harden so angry that he was almost ready to fight.

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The person behind making Harden angry is Nate Robinson. He joined the team from the Boston Celtics and he had a salty relationship with his new teammates from the beginning. Moreover, he played a dirty prank involving Harden’s car that sent the former MVP fuming.

Durant said, “I remember one time James (Harden) got so mad. We had Nate Robinson on the team. Nate (drove) James’ car all the way around the corner and parked it at the car wash. He ain’t tell nobody.

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KD further added, “He just parked it at the car wash out of nowhere. He took pictures ghost ridin’ this joint, like on top of the hood. We walked in the locker room and James was like, ‘Yo, where’s my keys at?’ He’s steaming. He’s ready to fight Nate almost. Pissed.”

Robinson ended up signing for the Golden State Warriors in 2012 after playing a handful of games for the Oklahoma City Thunder.

How good were Kevin Durant and James Harden in OKC?

The Oklahoma City Thunder boasted of having one of the most talented rosters in the NBA. With stars like Russell Westbrook, Kevin Durant, and James Harden, the team was destined for greatness. However, all the 3 stars ended up leaving the franchise in search of championship success.

Moreover, the team reached the finals in 2012 which they lost against LeBron James and the Miami Heat. During his time with the Thunder, Durant averaged 27.4 points, 3.7 assists, and 7.0 rebounds. On the other hand, Harden averaged 12.7 points, 2.5 assists, and 3.4 rebounds.