Kevin Durant says he’s happy to be in a situation with the Warriors where he’s not the face of the franchise.
In a feature by GQ’s Zach Baron, Durant added that he’s “bad at saying, ‘Stand behind me and follow me.’”
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“Steph Curry is the face of the franchise, and that helps me out, because I don’t have to,” he said.
“I don’t want to have to be the leader. I’m not a leader. I’m bad at saying, ‘Stand behind me and follow me.’
“No. I’m one of those guys that’s just like, ‘Let’s do this shit together. Let’s just work everybody together. I don’t mind being on the front line with you, but let’s come and do it together.’
“That’s my way of leadership. I’m leading by example.”
