‘Durant is getting hot’ and Team USA has so much offensive firepower – Brian WIndhorst 🔥 #Shorts

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‘Durant is getting hot’ and Team USA has so much offensive firepower – Brian WIndhorst 🔥 #Shorts

Brian Windhorst reacts to Team USA’s win against Spain at the Tokyo Olympics. Kevin Durant scored 29 points for Team USA.

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