Watch: Kevin Durant criticizes Reggie Jackson for celebration

Thunder star Kevin Durant joined teammate Russell Westbrook in his criticism of Reggie Jackson’s celebration at the end of Oklahoma City’s loss to the Pistons on Tuesday, calling the move “bush league.”

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Thunder star Kevin Durant joined teammate Russell Westbrook in his criticism of Reggie Jackson’s celebration at the end of Oklahoma City’s 88–82 loss to the Pistons on Tuesday, calling the move “bush league.”

“It was bush league, in my opinion,” Durant said Thursday. “Jumping up and down, running around. I understand you’re happy you won the game, but our whole team didn’t play. We would’ve beat the hell out of them if it did.”

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For context, Kevin Durant's full quotes on sitting out against Detroit, Reggie Jackson's celebration pic.twitter.com/xOEVPJEq32

— Erik Horne (@ErikkHorne) March 31, 2016

Durant and power forward Serge Ibaka did not suit up for the game on a scheduled rest day. 

Kevin Durant offered his take on Reggie Jackson's celebration. "It was bush league." pic.twitter.com/Y4ExoZAi4L

— Royce Young (@royceyoung) March 31, 2016

Jackson played with the Thunder last season before being traded at the deadline to the Pistons. Jackson re-signed with Detroit for five years, $80 million in the off-season.

Immediately after the game, Westbrook was extremely critical of Jackson, describing his celebration with an expletive. (Warning: Video contains explicit language)

Russell Westbrook took exception to the way Reggie Jacksom celebrated (bad words ahead): pic.twitter.com/9BUt4R0kta

— Royce Young (@royceyoung) March 30, 2016

The Thunder are currently third in the Western Conference standings, while the Pistons are fighting to hold onto the seven spot in the East.