Kevin Durant will go down as one of the best NBA players of all-time when he decides to call it a day on his career, especially after his performances in recent years.

Since arriving at the Golden State Warriors in 2016, the forward has won back-to-back NBA Championships, as well as back-to-back Finals MVP awards.

Add that onto the MVP award he won in 2014 during his time with the Oklahoma City Thunder and his legacy is pretty solid.

However, in the eyes of New York Knicks legend Walt Frazier, Durant ruined his legacy by leaving the Thunder and joining the Warriors two years ago.

According to New York Daily News' Stefan Bondy, Frazier said to SiriusXM NBA Radio earlier this week that he would have given KD more credit if he had stayed and won a championship in Oklahoma City.

He said: "There will be an asterisk next to his name. Durant, as great a player he is, I would still hold back (giving him credit) because he joined a team that really didn’t need him.

"He's right there with LeBron, probably would've surpassed LeBron as the best player in the game soon, but for him doing that I still don't give him the full credit that he probably would've deserved if he stayed in OKC and won a title with that team."

Superteams have become the norm in the NBA today, and many believe it all began when LeBron James moved to the Miami Heat to play alongside Chris Bosh and Dwyane Wade. 

Frazier commented on this superteam trend as well, saying it's something which he would never have done during his playing career.

The Knicks legend said: "You never know what guys are thinking today. It’s not something I would've done, I would've never joined West or Chamberlain. I wanted to kick their butts.

"But today's players, they have this camaraderie. They want to play together. (Carmelo Anthony) going to Houston with Chris Paul. They've had that going on a long time that they wanted to be teammates."

Durant has always had those that criticise him ever since he joined the Warriors two years ago, and it looks like we can add Frazier's name to that list.

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