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Kevin Durant was a guest on CJ's McCollum's podcast "Pull Up with CJ McCollum" earlier this month, and while the two NBA stars had a lighthearted conversation that included criticism of Durant's 2016 signing with Golden State and the Warriors' recent signing of DeMarcus Cousins, Durant and McCollum were more defensive on social media afterward.
McCollum, a Portland Trail Blazers guard, has long been critical of Oklahoma City . McCollum said in a June tweet that Durant "should not have gone there [to the Warriors]."
Durant, whose Warriors swept McCollum's Trail Blazers in the 2017 playoffs, has had to defend his decision for two years. During this event, he was apologized. McCollum let Durant know that "he was hot" about Cousins signing with the Warriors, "Which you know you're not going to win a championship."
On Wednesday, the two more exchanged words on Twitter. In a reply to a Barstool Sports host, McCollum used the word "soft" to describe In the decision to join the Warriors.
Referring to Durant, McCollum tweeted:
I still think the word is harsh and should not be used. . He know that decision was soft goal I respect it. It's like getting jumped up to a brother by a gang you should've been joining the gang that jumped up and ur brothers 2 months later & forgetting about your bros https://t.co/BFGqQy1lwR[19459003#-CJMcCollum(@CJMcCollum) July 26, 2018
"I would like to go to a gang fight, to go back to my brother for a couple of months. get the gang we lost to and beat him up? U think that low of me CJ? I just did your f — in podcast. Snakes in the grbad boy I tell ya. "
McCollum then tried to calm the situation with a follow-up tweet, while not directly addressing Durant
There is no feud y'all gotta chill. It was simply an badogy. I'm done speaking on KD and the warriors bc it's childish of me to do so and soft lol (will be taken out of context). I've always said what I feel but we all know I've never been a ?. Back to the grind pic.twitter.com/93B39bqKTS
– CJ McCollum (@CJMcCollum) July 26, 2018
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