After months of angry quotes, awkward interviews, and heated matchups, Russell Westbrook and Kevin Durant were teammates once more as the two shared the court in New Orleans for the 2017 NBA All-Star Game.
It didn’t take long for Westbrook and Durant to find the old rhythm that once made them the most dangerous duo in the league.
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After the former teammeats were able to come together for an epic play on the court, the Western Conference all-star squad celebrated the play on the sideline:
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It’s about time these two remembered that at the end of the day, they’re only playing basketball.
