Kevin Durant slams ESPN’s Jay Williams for his ‘f–kin lie’ | New York Post
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as posted by the channelDon’t lie in the name of Kevin Durant.
The Nets star claimed Tuesday that ESPN analyst Jay Williams lied on national television about an apparent encounter they had at a holiday party years ago.
“I’ll tell you a story real quick,” Williams said on his “Keyshawn JWill & Zubin” show on Tuesday.
“We’re at a holiday party for KD’s business and we’re all there, everyone’s hanging out. And I went on TV on ‘Get Up’ that day, and said, [Bucks star] ‘Giannis [Antetokounmpo] was destroying people in the league.’ And I said, ‘When you think about Giannis, it’s [Anthony Davis] and Kevin Durant had a baby, to a degree,'” Williams recalled.
“Kevin Durant comes up to me at the club and says, ‘Yo, don’t you ever compare me to Giannis again. Don’t you ever do that again.’
“And I was like, ‘Kev, what’re you talking about? Calm down. First off, I’m talking about scenarios, stylistically, the way you guys play a little bit, size, length.’
“And he’s like, ‘Nah, don’t ever compare that dude to me. Don’t ever.’ ”
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