A few weeks ago, Golden State Warriors forward Kevin Durant took a shot at Under Armour by stating that there wasn't anybody that wanted to play in the company's shoes.

These comments became front-page matter due to the fact that his Warriors teammate Stephen Curry is sponsored by Under Armour that includes having a few pair of shoes produced. With that in mind, Curry made further light of the situation by suggesting another way a sneaker war could be averted.

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This is obviously a non-issue for two All-Stars given that Durant's comments were not a direct shot at Curry in any manner. It was a questionable choice of words from the reigning NBA Finals MVP, but there is no cause for concern moving forward.

Instead, the Warriors duo may use it to poke more fun at how it has become a prominent topic of conversation over the last couple of weeks. The primary focus for the team at this point is looking forward to getting prepared to repeat as NBA champions by reaching a fourth straight NBA Finals.

This could create an intriguing opportunity for both Nike and Under Armour to market their brands by using both Durant and Curry respectively in some sort of capacity.