Kevin Durant netted 20 as the Brooklyn Nets demolished the Warriors in Kevin Durant's coming to the San Francisco Bay Area on Saturday night, upsetting Golden State 134-117.
It was Brooklyn's league-high seventh 130-point game.
"We came out and played a great game," Durant said of his winning return, according to ESPN.
"We were focused from this morning in shootaround, and it was a good vibe all day."
Before the game, Nets coach Steve Nash said that while he believed the match against his former team was so tough for Durant, the former league MVP hadn't shown it.
"We haven't talked about it," Nash said.
"If there's ever a comeback game that is less than what it may have been in a normal situation, it's this one where we have no fans, it's getting closer to two years from his last game here. So it's not gonna have the same -- I don't think -- rawness that sometimes these games can present, but I still think it means something to him."
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