Kevin Durant Embarrassing Kelly Oubre Jr. Wins Over Suns Fans

Only Hours ago, Devin Booker was ruled out of the game against the Sixers. Head Coach Frank Vogel simply said, ?Book?s out today.? Despite the absence of the young shooting guard, Kevin Durant seems to be going at the Sixers on his own.

However, this isn’t the first rodeo for the Slim Reaper this season. Booker has been out since the first game against the Warriors. Only a few minutes into the game, a video has fans in a frenzy appreciating KD’s supremacy.

Booker-less Kevin Durant dominated the First Half against the Sixers

Just a few minutes ago, the official Twitter page 0f the Phoenix Suns shared a clip of KD dominating the paint captioned, “Flick of the wrist.”?Meanwhile, the fans are going absolutely crazy for KD bullying his way through Kelly Oubre Jr.

After the loss against Victor Wembanyama and the Spurs, early confidence boosters like might go a long way for the Suns. Despite initially being questionable, Booker played, scoring 31 points and 13 assists in a loss to the Spurs. However, Wemby put on a show scoring 38 points taking control of the game offensively. Meanwhile, Booker?was ruled out early for Saturday’s game in Philadelphia due to an ankle sprain.

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The Suns seem to have great start, though they are without one of their stars and fans are loving it.

Fans React to KD Bullying Kelly Oubre Jr

The fans are absolutely thrilled to see the Slim Reaper going at it alone. After the video was posted by the Suns, fans quickly replied with unique take on KD bullying Kelly Oubre Jr in the Paint.

One fan wrote:

While another fan emphatically expressed:

Finally, one fab humorously pointed out:

With the game still in swing, what remains to be seen is how the game closes out. Do you think the Suns can win without Booker?

Let us know your thoughts in the comment section.

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