Columnist Dieter Kurtenbach and beat writer Mark Medina discuss forward Kevin Durant's role with the team and how he constantly has to balance his instinct to dominate the ball with the team's egalitarian style of play.
Time stamps 00:54 How Kevin Durant fits in the flow of Warriors' offense 6:20 Comparing Kobe Bryant's Laker situation to Kevin Durant's Warrior one 12:40 Medina talks about Durant's approach to the offense 17:00 Durant is built for the NBA playoffs 20:00 Warriors aggressiveness and their one big advantage 23:30 Assessing Golden State's likely playoff challengers 25:00 Can Durant win against the criticism against him? 30:00 Stephen Curry's leadership style 35:00 Durant understands his place with the Warriors 37:00 Durant and Draymond Green appear to have made up after the early season blowup 41:00 Lookin at the past few games and looking ahead
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