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Kevin Durant responds to fan questioning his legacy: 'U say it’s tainted, I say it’s never been stronger'

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Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com. Kevin Durant is not backing down – whether it comes to his trade request or answering Twitter trolls.

The disgruntled Brooklyn Nets star had time Sunday to go through his Twitter mentions and interact with fans while waiting for the organization to honor his trade request.

He responded to a fan who questioned whether his legacy had been tainted with him going from the Oklahoma City Thunder to the Golden State Warriors to the Nets, and possibly to another team after that. "It’s all a matter of perspective my g.

U say it’s tainted, I say it’s never been stronger," he said in response to complaints about his legacy. Brooklyn Nets forward Kevin Durant, #7, talks to coach Steve Nash during the first half of the team's NBA basketball game against the Indiana Pacers, Friday, Oct.

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