One of the Golden State Warriors superstar — small forward Kevin Durant — wasted no time in squashing rapper Lil Dicky in his space on the popular social networking service Twitter when he said that the Cleveland Cavaliers should trade LeBron James.
Lil Dicky’s tweet was suitably in relation to an NBA trade rumor that was immediately bummed-down on Wednesday, August 15, which said the 13-time All-Star and three-time champion LeBron James is on his way out of Cleveland Cavaliers after this forthcoming 2017-17 NBA season. Below are the exchanged tweets between Durant and Lil Dicky on Twitter.
If I'm Cleveland, I'm one thousand percent trading LeBron
— LD (@lildickytweets) August 16, 2017
u can't trade a legend. He is Cleveland, he gets to hold the cards
— Kevin Durant (@KDTrey5) August 16, 2017
He did it, they won. If I'm him I despise Gilbert for a variety of reasons. If I'm Gilbert, I'm getting something back this time. He's gone
— LD (@lildickytweets) August 16, 2017
I feel what you're saying. Most owners think that way, but then you realize it's lebron james.
— Kevin Durant (@KDTrey5) August 16, 2017
I know,not easy. His love for Clev got them 1 but his warranted disdain for ownership is gonna cost them another. So I blow it up b4 he does
— LD (@lildickytweets) August 16, 2017
last time he left they got like 3 number one picks. So either way they are good lol
— Kevin Durant (@KDTrey5) August 16, 2017
A 'Legend' something you will never be. You going down in history as the biggest coward to step foot in the NBA.
— cAsH (@CashNastyGaming) August 16, 2017
ok you're right bro. We got that out the way. I feel u, I hear you loud and clear. You good now??
— Kevin Durant (@KDTrey5) August 16, 2017
Obviously the Cavs supporters began to think regarding cutting their losses and getting star basketballers in return from a possible trade for LeBron James.
The Cavaliers have a more instant mega blockbuster trade to stressed about with point guard Kyrie Irving demanding Cavs to move him via trade. Wonder what Kevin Durant thinks about Irving possibly moving to his preferred landing destinations — the Phoenix Suns, Los Angeles Clippers or San Antonio Spurs in the Western Conference.
