Durant is going to reverse again? The "Thunder Again" plan is exposed, and fans say that the script is too familiar

Don't be surprised, some stories will still have to return to the starting point after going around. Recently, the US media has exposed amazing news - Kevin Durant is seriously considering returning to the Oklahoma City Thunder!

This super scorer, once known as the "League Betrayer", seemed to want to return to the starting point and finish the curtain call in a more decent way as his career entered the second half of his career. According to reports, Durant is privately "obsessed" with the Thunder's current lineup strength. He even mentioned many times that the current Thunder not only has youth and talent, but also has the ability to fight immediately. Once joined, it has the possibility of reaching the championship.

What is the situation with Thunder now? That is the real "strong army and strong horse". They beat the defending champion Nuggets in Game 2 of the Western Conference semi-finals with 43 points, shocking the entire league. The young core Alexander's performance is MVP level, with Homegren on the defensive end, and a defensive player like Dort on the outside disrupting the situation. Don't forget that there is also shooter Isia Joe, who has a three-point shooting percentage of up to 42% this season, which is simply the Thunder version of "Klay Thompson".

How could Durant not be moved when he saw all this?

He knew that his road to the Suns' championship was almost stranded, he was suffering from injuries and his chemistry became a mystery. If you continue to stay in Phoenix, you may have to make repeated efforts in the first round of the playoffs.

In contrast, returning to Thunder is different.

This is his place of fame, the place where he transformed from a young boy to a top star in the league. When he fought with Westbrook, he was one step away from the championship; now that his youth has regained his life, if he can return to the Thunder and lead the team to the top, it will not only be a dream, but also a major reversal of his reputation.

Don't forget that when James returned to Cleveland, he relied on a championship trophy to clear the infamy of "defectoring the Heat" and became the gods.

Durant is quietly following James' model. The Thunder is not a Cavalier, nor Oklahoma is not a Cleveland, but once sentiment is reunited, it is more deadly than tactics. Fans will forgive a person who proves loyalty through actions, even if he has gone far away.

What's more, if the Thunder can really win the championship with Durant's return, his historical status will also rebound significantly. In the past few years, his reputation as Waterloo was partly due to the widespread criticism of the "submission to the enemy" during the Warriors. Many people still believe that his championship at the Warriors is "speculative" and lacks persuasiveness.

and thunder? Once this young, eager to win and rising team is in the process of winning, Durant, the big brother, will be the king combination of "Youth Storm + Experience Bonus".

The double MVP combination composed of Alexander and Durant is perfectly complementary, regardless of ball rights distribution, rhythm control, and external firepower. With Homgren's defensive cooperation in the inside, Dort's ability to harass the outside, and Isiaggio's three-pointer opened up the space, it was simply the last piece of the championship puzzle that was accurately pressed.

If this lineup comes true, the Thunder will undoubtedly become the most difficult existence in the league. They can run fast, defend, shoot, and cooperate with the team. In other words, Durant no longer needs to work hard like he used to do it alone, just need to stabilize the output and stand up at critical moments.

And the most important point is - will the fans accept him?

In fact, the answer is already hidden in the comment section on the Internet. Many old Thunder fans said that as long as he comes back sincerely and can bring victory, who will still remember so many old accounts? In the competitive world, "winning is justice." As long as he leads the team to win the championship, who cares about what detour he takes?

Durant certainly understands this. He knew that reputation cannot be whitewashed by tweeting, nor by apology and review, but can only win respect again through real victory and honor. And Thunder, the warship that has already set sail, may be his last chance to become famous.

If you climb the Thunder Stadium again in another year, will those boos turn into applause? Can he achieve true perfection in this city? Maybe time will give the answer.

For Durant, this return may not be revenge, but reconciliation. It's not an argument, it's a fulfillment. It is not the fallen leaves returning to their roots, but the broken mirror reunion.