Two years after Kevin Durant spurned the Golden State Warriors to head to Brooklyn, the Dubs are on the doorstep of the NBA Finals once more. KD, on the other hand, has won only one playoff series with Kyrie Irving and was swept in the first round by the Boston Celtics this year.Colin Cowherd, on his podcast, is still somewhat in disbelief in Durant’s decision to leave the Warriors to form a superteam with the mercurial Irving. Irving’s off-court worries and temperament forced the James Harden trade, which resulted in Durant joining forces with another complicated star in Ben Simmons.Here’s what The Herd anchor had to say about Durant’s decision to prove he can win a championship outside of Oakland:“When Brady and Belichik broke up, at least New England’s still viable. The Kevin Durant-Warriors thing now? I feel bad for Kevin Durant ‘cause I think he’s way too talented to be connected to Ben Simmons who seems marginally interested in basketball and Kyrie who’s marginally interested in anything not named Kyrie.”Herd w/Colin Cowherd@TheHerd"The Warriors won pre-KD, with KD and they're going to win after him. Don't tell me it doesn't bother him." — @ColinCowherd36943"The Warriors won pre-KD, with KD and they're going to win after him. Don't tell me it doesn't bother him." — @ColinCowherd https://t.co/gPgL22oW0FSince signing for the Brooklyn Nets, nobody has been more dependent and reliable than the former MVP. He’s been everything the Nets hoped he would be as a franchise player, but has been miserably failed by the superstars he’s playing with.Nets Videos@SNYNets"Do they want to be part of this? Are they motivated by something that's not good for the whole team here? Those are questions we have to ask ourselves and the players that we want to bring back."- Sean Marks on team-building with Kyrie Irving and Ben Simmons15741"Do they want to be part of this? Are they motivated by something that's not good for the whole team here? Those are questions we have to ask ourselves and the players that we want to bring back."- Sean Marks on team-building with Kyrie Irving and Ben Simmons https://t.co/aIaEUAwQyAKyrie Irving has missed more games for various reasons than played since teaming up with Durant. James Harden came into the season out of shape, became disinterested and forced a trade. Brooklyn’s acquisition of Ben Simmons didn’t help in any way this season either.Colin Cowherd would then warn other NBA superstars to carefully weigh their options before following KD's path:“I know it’s a players’ league, but Kevin Durant is a cautionary tale of be very careful about bailing on a Hall-of-Fame head coach, not many exist or a Hall-of-Fame point guard, not many exist or a Hall-of-Fame culture, not many exist. I know it’s a players’ league, when the player has all those other things, they win.”Kevin Durant has a less than stellar record outside of the Golden State WarriorsKD's best years in the NBA came when he was playing for the Bay Area team. [Photo: NBA.com]Kevin Durant was nearly untouchable during his tenure with the Golden State Warriors. He compiled a 38-10 post-season win-loss record while playing for the Dubs from 2016-17 to 2018-19. Durant won two NBA championships and two Finals MVPs in his three-year stint with the Warriors.Outside of the Bay Area, KD’s playoff record leaves much to be desired. He’s only 57-50 and only reached the NBA Finals once in 2012. Durant's OKC Thunder were dismantled by LeBron James’ Miami Heat.Anthony Slater@anthonyVslaterKevin Durant's 3-year Warriors career2017: Title, Finals MVP2018: Title, Finals MVP2019: NBA Finals loss, forever injury what ifRegular season: 25.8 ppg on 52/38/88 shooting splitsPlayoffs: 29.6 ppg on 51/39/89 shooting splitsTeam's playoff record with him: 38-102185493Kevin Durant's 3-year Warriors career2017: Title, Finals MVP2018: Title, Finals MVP2019: NBA Finals loss, forever injury what ifRegular season: 25.8 ppg on 52/38/88 shooting splitsPlayoffs: 29.6 ppg on 51/39/89 shooting splitsTeam's playoff record with him: 38-10Snubbing the Warriors to show the basketball world that he can win an NBA title as the franchise player hasn’t turned out well for Durant. The only series the Brooklyn Nets have won with him was in the first round last year against the Boston Celtics. Boston promptly repaid that loss with an impressive sweep of Brooklyn this season.