Kevin Durant attends WNBA game, receives mixed reactions from fans
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 7, 2026, 4:12 AM
Last updated Jul 7, 2026
Kevin Durant attended the WNBA game between the Los Angeles Sparks and Seattle Storm at Crypto.com Arena on July 6. He was seen enjoying nachos while sitting courtside. His outfit, a beanie and jacket, drew scrutiny from fans online, prompting various humorous comments about his attire given the warm weather in Los Angeles. Durant is coming off a first season with the Houston Rockets where he averaged 26.0 points per game and led the team to the playoffs. The game was part of his ongoing engagement with basketball beyond the NBA.
- •Durant watched Sparks vs. Storm game on July 6.
- •He wore a beanie and jacket despite warm temperatures.
- •Fans trolled him for his clothing choice on social media.
- •Durant averaged 26.0 points with the Rockets last season.
- •The Rockets added veterans this offseason to support Durant.
- 4:12 AMYahoo Sports — Kevin Durant trolled by fans for showing up at WNBA game
"Kevin Durant was in attendance at Crypto.com Arena on Monday. He sat courtside to watch the Los Angeles Sparks-Seattle Storm game. The NBA star was captured on video enjoying his time while having some nachos. He is coming off a…
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