KD: That team was too chaotic when he was at the Nets. Nash had no chance to show his coaching ability.

Today, Durant talked about his experience working with Nash at the Nets in James and Nash's podcast "Mind the Game".

Nash: "What will come to your mind when we think back to the days we worked together in Brooklyn?"

Durant: "We had a conversation in Portland, and I remember it was before a game. I was thinking: Who will I fight side by side in the next five years? I just signed the contract, and Nash just signed the contract. I feel that both of us are stable and reliable, but everything else around us is going toward... a mess. This is not a derogatory point, but the general manager went to other teams and the coach went to them. His team, and even players forced a deal. We welcomed Ben Simmons to join and his comeback. In short, there are so many things happening one after another. We are full of interference factors. But I feel that both of us are in the same heart and understand that we want to achieve a special career here. But I also feel that as a coach, you are often bound to be bound because you have to deal with too many things outside the court. "

Nash: "I can't focus on coaching as much as I hope."

Duran Te: "That's right. I don't think we're able to show the complete Steve Nash coaching, just like I'd expect, and you might expect. I just think there's too much interference, too much too much, you know, it's hard to win the final victory in that environment. But I still think our original intention is good. We care enough about this team, and I feel that every day we're trying to move towards the goal of winning the championship. The atmosphere inside the team is actually great, especially in the first year of our collaboration, which is the most enjoyable of my career One of the time I played. That’s why I signed a contract extension early that season, man. That was the funniest basketball I’ve ever played, arguably one of the most enjoyable periods of my entire career. I really enjoyed my time in Brooklyn and loved playing for the Nets. But there was just so much happening around people who really committed to the team and were put into the team. It was the feeling that both of us were devoted, but it seemed that others didn’t have the same sense of engagement. The whole situation was just weird.”