Photo of Kevin Durant in Boot Using Massive Crutches Emerges During Rehab Process

Kevin Durant was the biggest fish in free agency, and the Brooklyn Nets won his trust. Durant agreed to sign a four-year contract worth $164 million. Well, they won’ have Durant on the floor this season because he will be recovering from his ruptured Achilles tendon.

Durant shared a few pics to tell everyone that he feels just great. The photos are professional, and Durant has a massive brace on his right foot.

The superstar didn’t provide much information regarding his rehab, and we will have to be happy with these pics.

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Durant is a superstar, and he can do anything. His strength and conditioning coach at the University of Texas, Todd Wright, was amazed with him.

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Wright contacted Durant’s stepfather, Wayne, and told him that the superstar will be called “WTF” due to his incredible basketball skills.

“Obviously through recruiting you hear how good he is,” Wright said. “But this is one, you don’t get how good until you see it. I remember I called Wayne and said, ‘Wayne, I named your son WTF. Because I’m watching him and I just keep saying What the …? I can’t believe what I’m watching.’ It was his ability to flow with the ball, to use his body, dribble at that height. It was the speed of his feet, and the passes he made. You’re watching, just like, what the…?”

“Kevin Durant loves to play basketball. And the people that questioned whether he wanted to get back to this team were wrong,” he said. “He’s one of the most misunderstood people. He’s a good teammate, he’s a good person. It’s not fair.”

The Warriors respect Durant so much that they will retire his No. 35.

“As long as I am Co-Chairman of this team, no player will ever wear #35 for the Warriors again,” Lacob said.

His former teammates like him, too.

“The three years that we had were special,” Steph Curry said. “With KD, we had three straight Finals appearances. We won two of them, and we accomplished a lot as a group. Everybody talks about the amount of talent that we had on our team, but that doesn’t guarantee that you can figure it out on the court, that you can put all the pieces together to be successful. I’m really proud of what we accomplished.”