Brooklyn Nets star Kevin Durant was watching the Boston Celtics on his night off, and he couldn't understand the technical foul called on Jayson Tatum.
On his night off,star forward Kevin Durant was watching the Boston Celtics face the Oklahoma City Thunder, and he couldn’t the technical foul he saw called on Jayson Tatum.
"Jayson tatum just received the worst tech I’ve seen in the nba in a while," Durant said."I’m actually laughing." Tatum went 9-for-23 from the field for 27 points with 10 rebounds, one assist, three steals and three blocks as well.
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