Here's What Kevin Durant Said After The Nets Lost To The Celtics In Game 1

Kevin Durant spoke to reporters after the Brooklyn Nets lost Game 1 to the Boston Celtics on Sunday.

Kevin Durant and the Brooklyn Nets lost a heartbreaker on Sunday afternoon in Boston to the Celtics by a score of 115-114. 

The Nets stormed back in the fourth quarter to take a late lead, but lost at the buzzer to a shot from Jayson Tatum. 

After the loss, Durant who had 23 points, spoke to reporters. 

"I played fast and turned the ball over. I've just got to slow down and play my game, but they did a good job of making me see bodies"

Kevin Durant talks about how the Celtics defended him today: pic.twitter.com/DHLSr93AfM

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The Nets now trail the Celtics 1-0 in the series, and Game 2 will once again be in Boston on Wednesday evening. 

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