Kevin Durant Speaks Out Against Floppers in the NBA

Kevin Durant shares how avoiding ‘crash dummies’ helped him stay healthy this season in the NBA.

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Kevin Durant spoke about his experience with floppers in the NBA and how avoiding them contributed to his health this season.

Durant: “I had my teammate flop into me and an opponent flop into me two straight years. . . Just stay away from the crash dummies. The dudes who try to sell calls and don’t mind hurting people by diving on the floor trying to sell a call. I know who those guys are and try to stay away from them.”
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Summary

  • Durant credits his injury-free season to steering clear of players who flop.
  • Users identify Bruce Brown and Jimmy Butler as the players Durant mentioned.
  • Many express concerns over the dangers of flopping in basketball.

Rising Concerns

Users voice hopes for the NBA to crack down on flopping to prevent future injuries to star players. Some criticize the league for not taking action sooner.

Player Respect

Despite controversies, fans admire Durant for his basketball ethics and dedication to the game.

Future of Flopping

Some users suggest imposing fines on players who flop to discourage the practice and protect player safety. Durant’s remarks highlight the need for addressing this issue before it escalates.