The Golden State Warriors played their final game at the Oracle Arena last night. Unfortunately, they were not able to give the fans something good to remember after losing to the Toronto Raptors in Game 6 of the NBA Finals.

A day after their heartbreaking defeat, injured Warriors forward Kevin Durant bid farewell to the arena that has been his NBA home since 2016.

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Durant has had countless moments at the Oracle Arena, but he was unable to be there for the fans when the Warriors needed him the most. KD suffered a ruptured Achilles back in Game 5 of the series, which effectively ended his season and cast a cloud of doubt about his future.

Still, Durant has been an important part of their dynasty, as he was undoubtedly the Warriors' best player. Regardless of the rumors about his plans for this summer, his legacy with Golden State has already been cemented.

Now, the Warriors will move to Chase Center, and fans remain optimistic that Durant will be able to play for the team in its new home floor.

Durant may have failed to lead the team to the title in their final year at the Oracle, but he tried. He gave his best for the franchise and its fans. It may have cost him a career-altering injury, but if you probably ask KD, he definitely will not change anything.