Kevin Durant joined ESPN’s First Take on Thursday to talk about his years at Golden State and he even gave some insight into his and Draymond Green’s team issues. Durant told Max Kellerman and Stephen A. Smith that his problems with Green did play a role in his decision to leave the Warriors.

Fans will remember the infamous argument between KD and Draymond last season after Green refused to give KD an outlet pass in the final minutes of play against the Clippers. Green ultimately turned the ball over and an argument ensued on the sideline and later in the locker room.

Draymond reportedly called KD a B—h and told KD that the Warriors won without him. Draymond was suspended for one game because of the argument. “A little bit yeah sure, ” KD responded to Stephen A’s question on if his decision to leave was affected by Draymond. “Your teammate talk to you that way you think about it a bit.”

“I feel like that was a situation that definitely could’ve been avoided… it opened up a lot of nonsense that could’ve been avoided and me and Draymond talked about it,” KD said.

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