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Kevin Durant is always displaying acts of kindness and no honorary message was needed in this instance.
Prior to a Oklahoma City Thunder vs. Detroit Pistons game earlier this year, the Durant met with a 13-year-old by the name of Anthony Cupp, an eighth-grader who had mowed lawns in his neighborhood to earn enough money to buy a pair of Durant’s signature shoes. After purchasing the sneakers, Cupp was robbed by some other kids in the area for his shoes. Durant caught wind of the story, invited the kid on the floor, spoke with him and gave the kid two autographed pairs of shoes in addition to the jacket and a backpack.
