A story of the drama of Kevin Durant and Draymond Green's Warriors

Kevin Durant's mandate in the Golden State Warriors gives the impression that this landing is imminent for him and all those who surround the seemingly unbeatable dynasty of the NBA. His last fight with Draymond Green resulted in a one-game suspension for the team's heartbeat, and the rest of the league now reads the chaotic status of the defending champions as an open book.

Green apparently allegedly qualified Durant from "b ****" several times and confronted him with his imminent threat of free will decision could have been the inevitable volcanic eruption that this team was always meant to have .

Over the years, there have been small outbreaks that have predicted it, and the very public behavior of Durant and Green wrote this scenario a long time ago.

Here is a brief recap on how we got right here with the most dominant and most stellar line of athletes in the world to share ground in the NBA.

July 4, 2016: The meme of my next chapter becomes viral

Durant announced his departure from Oklahoma City in the form of a Tribune of the players ad. Even today, we see the same. Arms crossed, wearing a blank white shirt that asks to be photographed as the main image of the story, Durant prepares himself for ridicule.

Whenever something goes wrong in the Warriors franchise, Durant's memes wearing the same jersey with another team's logo with the text "My Next Chapter" in overlap become viral. Whenever another team in a sport wins a championship, the meme persists.

The joke is simply that Durant joins teams that were great before he arrived – a theme he still does not seem to live on.

January 7, 2017: Draymond argues with KD amid a collapse of 24 points

The first little fight between Green and Durant came early in their term. While Golden State was giving up a 24-point lead to lose to the Grizzlies, Green scolded Durant on the field.

Green's frustration grew for the extreme opposite reason that Durant got angry with him for a year later. Scoring two points in the second of the match, Durant dribbled the clock and went into the three contested points – which he missed – rather than moving the ball.

That did not mean much at the time, and it ended with a handshake. It was only the beginning after all.

February 4, 2017: Draymond and KD compete again in front of the spectators' bench

Green and KD just took a month to pick up where they left off, except that Durant returned to him. The fight took place on a rare night when Durant shot hard (2 out of 10) and the Warriors were beaten by an awful Kings team.

After the match, Draymond tried to downplay the argument on Snapchat by saying "Blah blah blah".

From our Warriors Golden State of Mind site at the time:

But, for real, not serious. This is not the first or last time Draymond has screamed against another teammate, and it's not the first or last time Durant has defended himself. That's what happens when you play poorly, and that's how good teams get better. Speaking of their differences. Purify the air, no matter how publicly.

September 2017: Kevin Durant's Instagram burner accounts are uncovered

Despite winning a title and getting everything he wanted from moving to Oakland, Durant started using a private Instagram account to get back to his opponents under an anonymous character who was burst.

He said things like this:

And he is again the center of jokes on the theme of the NBA.

He apologized for it:

June 9, 2018: David West and Shaun Livingston hint at something happening

The 2017-18 Warrior season was a bit difficult, but there was not much public wrangling between Durant and his teammates. Some media reported that the ball was not widely shared, and the debate over whether the teams belonged to Steph Curry or Durant was always at the center of the debate.

After winning a second consecutive title, defeating the Rockets team, David West revealed that something was going on behind the scenes, claiming that people would be shocked.

"Thank Steve Kerr for dealing with all our B.S. problems this year," Livingston also said after the win, according to Marc Spears (ESPN).

Were West and Livingston alluding to a Durant-Green ditch?

June 12, 2018: General Manager Bob Myers is embarrassed

At the Warriors championship parade, Warriors general manager Bob Myers and coach Steve Kerr joined play-to-play broadcaster Bob Fitzgerald as master. in front of the fans. When Fitzgerald jokingly asked if the free agent Durant would be able to sign the contract that pleased him like Steph Curry, the situation became odd.

Reporter: I heard you tell Steve that Kevin Durant could have the contract he wants next year.

Myers: It was just for the media, he can not have anything.

Kerr: Average level!

Reporter: Because I think I heard you tell Steph that he could also have the contract he wants.

Myers: Well, it's different. He has been here since the day before. He won

Reporter: And the cohesion of the warriors has ended there.

Myers apologized but said that there was no resentment between him and Durant, who often joked about things of this nature. "He's fine," said Myers, according to Anthony Slater of The Athletic. "We laughed. No clue (to anxiety) at all. I did not think of (no reaction) at the moment. "

Whatever the case may be, the joke was clumsy at best and sharp at worst.

November 13, 2018: Durant and Draymond engage in their biggest debate to date

With Curry due to an injury, Green has grabbed a sign since the final seconds of a tie against the Clippers. Durant, standing in the backcourt, cheering for the ball, Green dribbled the ground and turned it over, sending the game overtime.

Durant was pissed off.

Green would have called Durant "a b ****" and confronted him about his lack of transparency regarding his next decision on an independent agency. Neither spoke to the media after the match, and the next day Green was suspended and fined.

After Durant led the Warriors to victory the next night without Green, he informed the media that he had not spoken to Green yet.

Reporter: Did you and Draymond get something out?

Durant: Nah.

Reporter: Do you see this happening soon?

Durant: I'm sure we'll do it. You have a long season in front of you.

Reporter: Did he cross the line with anything that was said last night?

Durant: I'll keep this at home. That's what we do here. Obviously, I know you have a job to do, but I'm not trying to silence anyone. What happened, happened. We are trying to go forward, to play basketball.

Green has not yet responded publicly, but Durant's brother has already posted his impressions on Instagram:

The turn of the drama from there could make this dust ridiculous, or could be the turning point that could end a dynasty.