The Golden State Warriors are reportedly routinely confused as to why star small forward Kevin Durant doesn't seem more enthused by what they have built, according to Sam Amick of The Athletic.

Since Durant signed with the Warriors back in 2016, Golden State has won two-straight championships. KD has won two-straight Finals MVPs over that period.

Despite the success Kevin Durant and the Warriors have had together, there's a growing sense that KD is going to leave the Dubs this summer in free agency.

Durant can become an unrestricted free agent once he declines his 2019-20 player option with the team.

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Only he can speak for himself, but the Warriors are definitely routinely confused as to why he doesn't seem more enthused by what they have all built together.

Durant and the Dubs are probably going to win the title again this season, but the scoring machine has seemingly been in a foul mood all year long.

KD might be tired of living in the shadow of Stephen Curry. The 10-time All-Star also could be looking to embark on a new challenge elsewhere since he accomplished what he set out to do when he signed with Golden State.

In 63 games this season, Durant is averaging 27.5 points, 6.8 rebounds and 5.7 assists.