What powers the Warrior: 5 things that set Kevin Durant apart from the rest

#5 Giving up money for continued success

Durant took less money for the coming season so that the Warriors could bring back Andre Iguodala in Free Agency

Despite the new collective bargaining agreement coming into force last season, Kevin Durant chose to forego about $6 million in his salary for the 2017/18 season to help keep a major chunk of the Golden State roster together.

The sacrifice made by the Washington native has helped the team re-sign key reserves Andre Iguodala and Shaun Livingston, making the outfit the toughest one to beat in the league again.

His decision also helped the team's owners save money, as they will pay less in luxury tax now, while keeping a very strong core of their team together.

With this decision, he has helped the Warriors get even stronger and they will enter the 2017/18 season as favourites for the NBA title.

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