Kevin Durant's exit hurts Oklahoma

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Dizzy at the windfall, Oklahomans packed the Ford Center to watch exciting young players like Russell Westbrook, Serge Ibaka, James Harden, and Kevin Durant. Seemingly overnight, the most common conversation encountered by Oklahomans abroad ceased to be, “You’re from Oklahoma? I’ve seen your musical.” To hear Oklahomans speak of the early days of the franchise is to hear variations on a singular sentiment: in contrast to other middling Plains states, the presence of a sports franchise filled with once-in-a-generation talent leant Oklahoma a sense of cultural validation. Kids around the world donned OKC’s signature blue and orange. Boom-bust economies are cyclical and residents understand this. What’s different about the 2016 cycle, however, is that this time the entire fraught dynamic of prosperity, promise and collapse has found expression in the words and actions of a single person: Durant. http://bit.ly/29njnMV http://bit.ly/1fJ5yqZ This video was produced by YT Wochit News using http://wochit.com


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