“Big Baby will sit on Kevin Durant with no regard for his life”: NBA Fans hilariously react to Nets star’s Instagram response to Glen ‘Big Baby’ Davis’s comments on Kyrie Irving stomping ‘Lucky’

Fans react to Kevin Durant and Glen ‘Big Baby’ Davis beefing over Kyrie disrespectfully stomping ‘Lucky’ – the Celtics logo.

Kyrie Irving has jumped from the proverbial frying pan into the fire with regards to Celtics fans. The former Cs All-Star went to halfcourt after the final buzzer to stomp on ‘Lucky’, the Celtics’ logo. The reaction to this from Celtics is universal condemnation.

Kevin Garnett and Glen ‘Big Baby’ Davis are just 2 of the former Celtics to take exception with this behaviour. Both of them took to social media to post about how disrespectful Kyrie was.

By now, it should be clear that KD and Kyrie are as tight as star teammates can be. It’s also clear that anything that he says or does on social media is, simply put, not that deep.

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However, given how Garnett was the enforcer type in his heyday, it’s fascinating to imagine scenarios where he gets that role back one more time for a 2v2 PPV, isn’t it? I’m definitely not alone on this train on thought, as NBA Twitter has proved.

NBA Twitter reacts to Twitter war between Kevin Durant and Glen Davis

A ton of people have no dog in the fight. They’re really just posting to NBA Twitter so they can invent imaginary scenarios and laugh like the rest of us.

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However, there are people who’ve taken sides already in this imaginary beef.

Well, it seems increasingly likely that the Celtics will have to deal with horrible option of cheering Kyrie on against the Lakers in the NBA Finals to prevent the Lakers getting their 18th banner before Boston. We should all be gearing up for a collective NBA Twitter meltdown when it does happen.