Kevin Durant and Bruce Brown's Alleged Interaction Reveals Why Nuggets Guard Felt Lines Were Crossed

Kevin Durant and Bruce Brown got into a heated altercation in the Houston Rockets' 115-101 win over the Denver Nuggets on Saturday. Brown told reporters after the game that he felt Durant crossed a line during their interaction. So what really happened between the former Brooklyn Nets teammates?

In a video uploaded by self-proclaimed pro lip reader LegendZ, things started after Durant talked trash at Brown for missing a wide-open corner 3-point shot. Brown got back on KD after he hit a floater, and that's when a lot of stuff was said between the two players.

Here are some of the things that were allegedly said by Durant:

"You a bum."

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"P*ssy." "P*ssy a** n*gga." "Nobody gotta guard you bruh." "Sit your b*tch a** down."

Kevin Durant was unhinged based on what he allegedly said throughout the game toward Bruce Brown, Tim Hardaway Jr. and the Denver Nuggets bench. Durant and Brown have a history, with the two players engaging in a lot of trash talk in the 2023 Western Conference semifinals.

The two teams are set to meet one more time this season on March 11 at the Ball Arena in Denver. It will likely have a playoff atmosphere, given how intense their first three matchups have been.

The Nuggets and the Houston Rockets are among the best teams in the Western Conference. They could even go head-to-head in the postseason, possibly in the second round, if they can finish the regular season in the Top 4 of the West standings.

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Kevin Durant gives Nikola Jokic his flowers

Kevin Durant gives Nikola Jokic his flowers. (Photo: IMAGN)

While Kevin Durant was chirping at Bruce Brown, he had nothing but praise for Nikola Jokic after the game. Durant gave the three-time NBA MVP his flowers to the point that he's willing to put him in his Top 5 players ever list.

"One of the top ten players, top five players that I've ever seen play basketball," Durant said, according to Sports Illustrated. "That's how much respect I got for these dudes. I just love his game, I love how he approaches the game. ... I feel like we have a similar mentality with how we approach work, just the game itself. I can sense that from far, so I've always had respect for him."

Jokic is putting together an MVP-like season and has rivaled Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Luka Doncic as the favorite to win the award.

Edited by Juan Paolo David