Phoenix Suns star Kevin Durant had a hilarious response to a fan on X, formerly Twitter, about LeBron James’ reaction to a viewer’s request. THE The Lakers star opened up about his history triple-double And Why he showed a fan after recording his tenth rebound.

“He (the fan) caught my attention. He said: “Another bounce”! So I took one more and pointed at him to acknowledge that I was listening,” LeBron said in an interview with Spectrum Sportsnet.

The social media response to this statement indicated that the viewer had likely bet on James to get a triple-double. This speculation led to a viral interaction between Durant and a fan on Monday morning.

Kevin Durant is used to interacting with fans online

KD has had a history of shocking moments on social media throughout his career. The NBA legend is known for going on X to challenge people and give his opinion on certain issues. This outspoken personality has led to viral feuds with sports figures such as Stephen A. SmithShannon Sharpe and Skip Bayless.

Considering how ruthless the Suns star usually is online, this fan had it easy with this response. In fact, KD gave him exactly what he wanted in this matter. These social media posts come at a time when the Suns star is in great shape, a shocking feat for the now 36-year-old. Durant is still Phoenix’s best player, averaging 27.6 points, 6.6 rebounds and 3.4 assists on 55.3% shooting from the field. The Suns are first in the West with an 8-2 record overall. However, this success comes at a price.

Durant injured his calf against the Dallas Mavericks on Friday, which will keep him sidelined for at least two weeks. It’s a huge loss for a franchise that finally seems to be getting the most out of the trio of KD, Devin Booker and Bradley Beal.

The resurgence of the franchise began with the hiring of Mike Budenholzer. The former NBA champion has found success wherever he has gone. After working as a longtime assistant under Gregg Popovich, Budenholzer led the Atlanta Hawks to a 60-win season before coaching the Bucks to their first NBA championship since 1972. After a season where his team was The only seed in the Eastern Conference, “Coach Bud” continues this form with Phoenix.

Despite the recent success, losing Durant for a fortnight could cost the Suns a chance at a high seed in the West. Ten teams in the conference have records above .500. In comparison, the three seeds in the East would currently be the eleven seeds in the West. Every game is very important, and if KD doesn’t return from his calf injury soon, the Suns might not be able to keep up with the rest of the conference.