Durant: Okogie always goes all out on the court. This attitude pays off for him both offensively and defensively.
3:30pm, 11 November 2025Basketball
November 11th: Rockets star Durant talked about teammate Okogie in a recent interview with the Houston Chronicle.
Durant said he knows Okogie very well and is very excited for the two to reunite in Houston.
"Okogie always goes all out on the court and constantly fights for second and third chances. This attitude also pays off for him on the offensive end. When we pass the ball to him, he can hit the shot efficiently. So, if you really want to help the team on the defensive end, the offensive end will naturally become easier." Durant said.
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