Kevin Durant, Steve Nash reflect on issues that plagued Nets during turbulent run in Brooklyn

Nick Wright breaks down the offseasons of multiple teams, including how the Houston Rockets can win the West after their Kevin Durant-led free agency.

Kevin Durant will play for his fifth NBA team later this year. The 2014 league MVP officially became a member of the Houston Rockets over the weekend when the NBA's first seven-team trade was completed. 

On Sunday, Durant took a moment to look back on his time with the Suns, while also looking ahead to his new chapter in Houston. "Much love to Arizona. Houston, Can’t Wait!" concluded a post on X over the weekend. 

However, during a recent candid discussion with his former coach Steve Nash, Durant looked even further back as he discussed some of the highs and lows of his stint with the Brooklyn Nets.

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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. 29, 2021, in New York. (AP Photo/Mary Altaffer)

"We had this conversation in Portland, I think, right before a game, and I’m like, ‘Who am I spending my next five years with?’" Durant said during a recent edition of the LeBron James and Nash co-hosted "Mind the Game" podcast.

"I had just signed that deal. You (Steve Nash) had just signed a deal. But I feel like we were secure, but everything else around us was going to s---. Not in a bad way. We got GMs going to other teams. We got coaches going to other teams. We got players forcing trades. We bring in Ben Simmons. He's back. Like, it was just so much stuff going on. A lot of bulls--- around us."

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Durant added that while he was on the