Oklahoma City Thunder's Kevin Durant is still a kid at heart
To young kids, looking up to Kevin Durant goes beyond the obvious height difference. Durant plays for the Oklahoma City Thunder. He was the 2008 NBA Rookie of the Year.
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What they probably don't realize is Durant, still a kid at heart, is having as much fun as the 350 boys and girls ages 7-14 attending his three-day summer camp at Heritage Hall High School.
"My little sister and my little brother are growing up so I can't play with them like they're little kids anymore," Durant said. "It's always good to come out here and interact with the kids, have fun and play basketball. It's good for me and them."
Durant said he will donate proceeds from his camp to an unnamed charity.
"I like to interact with the kids in drills, with everything, just to let them know I'm here in the community to help," Durant said. "I want them to basically think of me as a big brother. It's a lot of fun."
When Durant was a kid he attended DerMarr Johnson's camp in the Washington, D.C. area.
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