Kevin Durant has not closed the door on a potential Golden State Warriors reunion in the offseason, even after spurning them at the trade deadline.

There's no doubt that the Golden State Warriors are pleased so far about the outcome of their deal for Jimmy Butler. In seven appearances, the team holds a 6-1 record when he plays as they continue to climb the Western Conference standings and aim for the sixth seed to escape the play-in tournament.

Whether that is possible now that Jimmy Butler is on the Dubs' roster remains to be seen. The Warriors gave up Andrew Wiggins, Kyle Anderson, Dennis Schroeder, Lindy Waters III and a top-10 protected first-round pick in 2025 in order to get Butler.