Chris Mullin makes interesting Stephen Curry-Kevin Durant comparison

Former basketball player Chris Mullin has made an interesting Stephen Curry-Kevin Durant comparison. Durant announced on Sunday that he is leaving the Warriors for Brooklyn Nets. After the announcement it has been revealed that Durant has told his teammate Kendrick Perkins that he felt the Dubs had "taken him for granted." Perkins also revealed that Durant told him that he never got the same treatment from the organization as his teammate Steph Curry. Mullin, who joined ESPN's "The Jump" on Wednesday, refuted the fact that Durant was taken for granted, at least on the court. "From a basketball standpoint, it's impossible to take KD for granted," Mullin said. "Three years there, his record is 38-11 in the playoffs. Two championships, two NBA Finals MVPs. So he's not taken for granted there. "The dynamic is, Steph is an impeccable player, an impeccable person. He was drafted. Klay was drafted by the Warriors. Draymond drafted by the Warriors. Similar to A-Rod and [Derek] Jeter. Both incredible Hall-of-Fame players, no matter what A-Rod did … the New York Yankees, Jeter's their guy." source - Sports Yahoo 

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