Phoenix Suns superstar Kevin Durant made a blunt admission after a fan commented on Bleacher Report’s Instagram post showing his block attempt on Los Angeles Lakers rookie Bronny James, the eldest son of his longtime rival LeBron James.

“KD blocking LeBron’s son in an NBA game sounds crazy,” the fan commented.

Durant replied, “Damn, I’m old.”

The 36-year-old Durant tried to block Bronny James’s drive to the basket at the start of the fourth quarter. But he was called for a foul.

Durant protested the call. The Suns challenged it. But it was unsuccessful.

The 20-year-old Bronny James, however, missed both free throws as the Suns kept a 92-84 lead over the Lakers.

Knecht proved steadier than Bronny James as he led the Lakers’ magnificent comeback to squeeze out a 128-122 overtime win on Thursday, October 17.

What made the win extra special was the fact that the Lakers played without LeBron James, who took the night off.

The 22-year-old Knecht knocked down the game-tying 3-pointer with six seconds left in the regulation to send the game into overtime. Then he rattled off 13 points to finish off the Suns in the extra time.

Kevin Durant Gives Advice to Bronny James, Lakers Young Players

Before Durant faced Bronny James and the Lakers for the second time in the preseason, he encouraged them to continue improving.

“Just playing hard, trying to establish themselves in the league,” Durant told reporters after their shootaround. “Rookies in the preseason, you’re just trying to get a feel for the game and get your feet wet, so I can see each game those two guys, not just those two, the younger players in your team that made it Jalen Hood-Schifino, Max Christie and Maxwell Lewis and all those guys.