The NBA star, Kevin Durant, cries talking about the US team., Olympics

Talking about playing for the US team. He had a perennial all-stop of the NBA Kevin Durant crying.

The new Netflix docuseries “Court of Gold” had access behind the scene related to basketball in the 2024 Paris Olympic GamesIncluding the US team, whom Durant starred in his fourth Olympic Games.

In Netflix’s teaser video of the docuseries, which was launched on Monday, an emotional Durant had to stop in the middle of an interview to clean the tears while talking about his time with the US team. Uu. And how much means for him.

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“I come from neighborhoods where people don’t even talk to each other,” Durant said with emotion. “There is also a lot of hatred in the world. When people start laughing and joking for the ball game, it’s great for me.

“Then, as, it excites me, dog.”

Seeing the world joining through the basketball game is something that still fascinates Durant to this day.

“It’s crazy to see people travel so long to come to see their favorite player play at the Olympic Games,” he explained. “They send their money, they bring their whole family. It’s just a drug for me.”

Durant continued to say that “the game has saved my life. It brought me to me and my family of many bulls — I am grateful for it.”

Durant is one of the many stars of the US team. In six -part docuseries, but it could be said that he is the best player who has ever used red, white and blue on his shirt.

Durant did not play for the US team at the 2008 Olympic Games after his rookie season, but he has been part of the winning teams of the gold medal in the last four games. No player in the history of the US basketball. Uu. He has four gold medals in his name.

Durant also has the greatest number of points ever scored by a basketball player from the US team, men or women, and did so on the way to helping the United States to win gold in Paris over France.

The Phoenix Suns star is 36 years old and has spent the last 17 years playing professional basketball after he was selected second in general by the then Supersonics in the 2007 NBA Draft.

Durant has made 15 All-Star teams, won two NBA finals with the Golden State Warriors, will be the top scorer of the NBA four times and creates the All-NBA team 11 times.

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There is no doubt that Durant has a future member of the Hall of Fame written throughout his curriculum, but he clearly loves playing the game for his country and in the NBA.

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