Durant is a mixed bag to me. Loved watching him play, and he helped take the Ws to three finals and two championships, so he'll always have a place in team lore. But when a guy takes far less money to go elsewhere and breaks up a perennial championship contender... that's hard. I won't root against Durant and in a general sense, I wish him well. It was a privilege to watch and cheer for him for a few years. But a W for life? Not sold yet...
Sarunas is a quintessential W for life.
Durant is a mixed bag to me. Loved watching him play, and he helped take the Ws to three finals and two championships, so he'll always have a place in team lore. But when a guy takes far less money to go elsewhere and breaks up a perennial championship contender... that's hard. I won't root against Durant and in a general sense, I wish him well. It was a privilege to watch and cheer for him for a few years. But a W for life? Not sold yet...
He did take less money to be with the Warriors too. But I get what your saying...
Just loved seeing Klay bomb away in the KD 11 assist video. I've really been missing that!
Sarunas was a ballet dancer in a linebacker's body. He was so much fun to watch.
Agreed. Perfect description!
Didn’t Nellie call him “The Human Karate Chip”?
*Chop
I didn’t think to mention this, but Jim Barnett said he once played Sarunas at tennis and Sarunas hit forehands on each side. Crazy ambidextrous.