The Golden State Warriors just can't seem to stop attracting Oklahoma city talent, on and off the court.

Recently, Thunder beat writer Anthony Slater found himself a new career opportunity to cover a very hyped team next season. He will be making a big switch to the San Jose Mercury News/Bay Area News Group, the very news group who covers the Warriors.

This career path evidently mirrors the likes of Kevin Durant‘s, who shook the NBA with his free agency deal. He took to The Players Tribune to let all his OKC fans and the rest of the basketball world now he was forming a super team.

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Anthony Slater isn't necessarily joining a super muiltimedia news outlet that makes his switch as dramatic, but Enes Kanter still feels there is fun to be had with the situation. In the tweet below, he jokingly lets his followers know Anthony Slater was being a traitor, just like KD.

As funny as his tweet may be, it does seem Kanter has some unresolved feeling from the big move. He was a big part of the Thunder's effortful 2016 run in the Western Conference Finals, so to watch his star teammate ditch just has to hurt.