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On Saturday, Brooklyn Nets superstar forward Kevin Durant had a back and forth with a reporter on Twitter. 

Durant: "The ones who were locked in that gym with me know what it is, they know what I’m about. If u haven’t been in there with me, ask around"

Robin Lundberg: "This is vague and doesn’t address anything directly. We all know you are an awesome basketball player."

Durant: "What u want addressed?"

Lundberg: "Do you really want a trade from the Nets? If so, why? Was Kyrie a dealbreaker for you? If you do want a trade, do you expect to pick your destination? Thanks!"

Durant: "Keep dreaming robin lmao"

Lundberg: "Okie doke. Not sure why you asked what I wanted addressed then. But I’ll now print out this twitter interaction and hang it on my wall. And dream of someone bringing a championship to the Nets."

Durant and the Nets just finished a historically disappointing season as they had been seen as a team who would win a title.  

Yet, they got swept in the first-round of the NBA Playoffs by the Boston Celtics. 

Losing in the first-round is one thing, but getting swept is unacceptable. 

Recently, ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski reported that Durant has requested a trade out of Brooklyn. 

Free agency began on June 30 (at 6 P.M. Eastern Time), so the drama is all just beginning, and there will likely be a lot more moves and a lot more rumors and speculation until Durant is moved to a new team.