CroatiaKevin Durant has questioned why his former team, the Golden State Warriors, were considered 'unfair' due to having three players averaging over 20 points per game, while the current Philadelphia 76ers, featuring LeBron James, Jaylen Brown, Joel Embiid, and others, are not facing similar criticism. Durant argues that the 76ers have a stronger offensive lineup, with four players averaging over 25 points per game, which could make them contenders for the NBA championship. He contrasts this with the Warriors' past success, noting that their trio of stars (including himself) was seen as dominant but perhaps unfair. However, the article acknowledges differences between the two teams today, such as the 76ers not being recent champions and LeBron James not being at his peak compared to Durant’s prime. While the 76ers’ potential is impressive on paper, concerns remain about aging stars like LeBron and Embiid.
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