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Brooklyn Nets forward Kevin Durant tries to see it all in good times and bad. When the Nets struggled early in the season, he was confident in the team’s ability to bounce back.

When Brooklyn was on a 12-game winning streak, Durant preached never to go too high or too low because things could change quickly. Wednesday was a perfect example of that mantra coming true. did.

In Wednesday’s 121-112 loss to the Chicago Bulls, where Durant had 44 points and five assists, the Nets failed to outdo their opponents for the first time in nearly a month. During the streak, Brooklyn were clicking on offense to the point that few teams could stop them from doing what they wanted. It remained as it was.

Durant spoke in the postgame vacancy about how confident he was with his team despite the streak coming to an end.

“We know how we want to play every night. I feel like the league is always paying attention to the talent in our team. I don’t think anyone is taking us for granted, I think we’ve found some good things for us on both ends of the floor, and as we move forward, we’re all about doing them. We want to be consistent.”