Scoring points and dunking on people on the internet are two things Kevin Durant does well. The Brooklyn Nets star is known for being active on Twitter. On Sunday, Durant was flat out over it after a Boston Celtics fan criticized the superstar small forward.

There were multiple tweets from Nick Gelso but he finally caught Kevin Durant's attention. The Nets' star sent a tweet that might just be his best yet. It doesn't look like Gelso responded, which makes sense because Durant obliterated this poor man into the stratosphere.

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“That man has a family, Kevin!” Maybe, I don't personally know. But if he did that's what I'd say in response to Kevin Durant's tweet. Not only does Durant dunk on the competition in the NBA, but the Nets star frequently dunks on random people on Twitter. He's easily become one of the most entertaining players in the league as he's just as savage online as he is on the court.

Hopefully, the Nets receive this level of dominance from Kevin Durant in Sunday's game. Brooklyn takes on the Indiana Pacers in their final game of the season. If Durant helps lead his team to victory, they should be participating in the play-in game for the postseason. If not, then things could get interesting for this organization.

Luckily for them, the Pacers are one of the worst teams in the league. The Nets just need to make sure they win and they're in. We'll see how it all plays out as the game tips off at 3:30 pm Eastern.