Stephen Curry on Kevin Durant's 'no' to the Warriors: "There is no resentment"

The past February transfer market closed with Kevin Durant staying in the Phoenix Suns. It seemed like 'KD' was going to be traded, probably to the Golden State Warriors. However, the player himself requested not to return to the Bay franchise, where he won 2 championships.

Recently, Stephen Curry has spoken about it. In statements to ESPN, the Warriors' star asserts that there are no hard feelings with Durant for his desire not to return to Golden State.

"I respect KD. It's about having peace and happiness," Curry began. "Neither of us controlled the situation. It's just that you want to make sure someone wants to be somewhere. Apart from that, I'm not trying to convince anyone to be where they don't want to be. There's no grudge or resentment."

Steve Kerr also speaks about Durant

Steve Kerr also commented on this on ESPN: "I don't blame Kevin at all for not wanting to repeat things here. He took a lot of crap when he signed with Golden State as a free agent in 2016. And then he's the Finals MVP two years in a row. It's like he's still being criticized."

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