Russell Westbrook may have won the league MVP trophy this year but that still isn't enough to satisfy the city itself.

The people of Oklahoma City haven't forgotten about the other star, Kevin Durant, who left the team to sign with the Golden State Warriors.

During the final matchup between the two teams from the past regular season, which was also the Warriors star's first trip back to his old city, Westbrook and Durant exchanged words mid-court during a timeout sequence.

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The exchange left Westbrook shouting “I'm coming for you” as he and Durant headed towards their benches.

After learning of the trade that sent Paul George to Oklahoma City even if he is a one-year rental, the official City of Oklahoma City's Twitter account posted the exchange as a reminder that they haven't forgotten about Durant.