Kevin Durant in stitches seeing Isaiah Hartenstein's baby "slumped" during OKC's title ceremony 

Kevin Durant joined the rest of the NBA Twitter in noticing one of the funniest moments during OKC's title ceremony after Isaiah Hartenstein's son was fast asleep in his arms. Durant was in stitches seeing that, prompting a comical reaction from the former Thunder superstar.

Here's what Durant said:

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Lil Hartenstein is slumped 😂😂😂 congrats Okc.

Hartenstein's toddler son went viral for this, and it also led to ESPN's Lisa Salters asking him about his son's lack of interest in the Thunder's championship celebrations. Here's what the OKC center said:

"I don't know why he's asleep right now, but I guess it's not loud enough."

Hartenstein also tried rallying the crowd, but his toddler still wouldn't compromise on his sleep, making up for one of the most adorable yet comical moments during Sunday's early celebrations.

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Kevin Durant gets traded on the same day as former team OKC wins a title

The Kevin Durant trade saga ended on Sunday, hours before the NBA Finals Game 7, after the superstar got traded to the Rockets for Dillon Brooks, Jalen Green, and draft compensation. Durant joins a young Houston team that finished right behind the reigning champions OKC Thunder, in the West standings.

Durant fits like a glove on Houston's roster, and it was also one of his preferred destinations. The Rockets needed a scorer, while Durant needed a team with balance around him, which Houston boasts. He was the best isolation scorer and jump shooter in 2024-25, averaging 26.6 points on 53/43/84 splits in 62 games.

He won't have the same responsibilities as he did with the Suns to be their best on both ends of the floor. The Rockets have depth on both ends, with players like Amen Thompson, Fred VanVleet and Alperen Sengun around Durant.

The move significantly improves the Rockets and gives them a solid shot at competing against the Thunder and the rest of the West next year. Houston has the fourth-best odds to win it all next year at +850 (via FanDuel) behind the OKC Thunder, New York Knicks and Cleveland Cavaliers.