News

Kevin Durant Says Professional Athletes Should Be Able To Use Weed

By Daryl Nelson
pixel_start

Often when Kevin Durant gives an interview or hops on to social media he makes headlines. Like when he recently named the toughest players he's ever guarded or when he and Kendrick Perkins beefed online.

Durant is now getting attention for what he said about marijuana use in sports.

The Brooklyn Nets player was a guest on Matt Barnes and Stephen Jackson's "All the Smoke" podcast and said weed shouldn't be a big deal in professional sports these days. 

 




 

View this post on Instagram

 








 


A post shared by All the Smoke (@allthesmoke) on


"I just think it should be taken off the banned substance list," said Durant. "It shouldn't even be a discussion nowadays. It's just like, marijuana is marijuana. It's not harmful to anybody. It can only help and enhance and do good things. I feel like it shouldn't even be a huge topic around it anymore ... It's a plant that's put here for a reason and it's to all bring us together. Hopefully it happens, especially in the NBA."

Do you think the use of marijuana in professional sports will always be taboo or will things change?

pixel_end
Posted In: News Sports

Discuss

News Lil Durk Explains How Secretive He Is about his Home Lil Durk Explains How Secretive He Is about his Home / News News Drake Sending French Montana A Cease-And-Desist Letter Is True, Says CEO Drake Sending French Montana A Cease-And-Desist Letter Is True, Says CEO / News News Sexyy Red's Family Is Not Happy That's she's Left Them In The Hood Sexyy Red's Family Is Not Happy That's she's Left Them In The Hood / News News Here's Why Kendrick Lamar Might Be Holding Off On Dissing Drake Here's Why Kendrick Lamar Might Be Holding Off On Dissing Drake / News News Rick Ross Responds To Rumor That Drake Owns A Piece Of him Rick Ross Responds To Rumor That Drake Owns A Piece Of him / News News Drake Disses Kendrick Lamar Again, With Help From 2Pac And Snoop Dogg On 'Taylor Made Freestyle' Drake Disses Kendrick Lamar Again, With Help From 2Pac And Snoop Dogg On 'Taylor Made Freestyle' / News