OKC fans are now burning Durant's jerseys.

[Lebron23]

http://www.cbssports.com/nba/news/look-kevin-durant-joins-warriors-and-now-thunder-fans-are-burning-his-jersey/

http://www.foxsports.com/nba/story/thunder-fans-burn-kevin-durant-s-jersey-when-they-find-out-he-s-leaving-for-warriors-070416

http://a.fssta.com/content/dam/fsdigital/fscom/NBA/images/2016/07/04/070416-NBA-OKC-fans-burn-jersey-2-PI.vadapt.664.high.49.jpg

[SpaceJam]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aHTQwwZug9M

[Bobcats2013]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aHTQwwZug9M

look at little timmy raging :oldlol:

[sd3035]

https://s31.postimg.org/p52rrvk3f/111.jpg

[AngelEyes]

Bunch of white hicks burning a black man's jersey. . . nice imagery. Can we bring the Sonics back now?

[MP.Trey]

They know they'd take him back in a second.

[MP.Trey]

I never understood this jersey burning thing or holding grudges for players business decisions. The NBA is a business. I don't go lighting McDonalds employees uniforms on fire when they get a better job opportunity at Swiss Chalet or some shit.

I understand you pledge your loyalty as a fan, and you would want that back from a player you invest so much in, but at the end of the day, I'm not going to hate a man for his business decisions.

There are certain situations (LeBron's ESPN special, DeAndre going back on his word, etc.) where I understand the pain a fanbase must feel after that, but I'm the type to use it as motivation and rally behind my team even harder rather than blame someone, even if they did you a little bit dirty.