Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant reportedly decided on joining the Brooklyn Nets “months ago,” per Mark Murphy of Boston Herald.

“I do know there was some tampering across the league,” said the source. “Kyrie and Kevin Durant were done in Brooklyn months ago.”

Earlier in the 2018-19 season, Irving vowed to stay with the Celtics. However, the season didn't go as planned and the Celtics were hounded by chemistry issues — with Kyrie in forefront of the controversies surrounding the team.

Durant, meanwhile, leaves a championship-pedigree team in the Golden State Warriors. Nonetheless, he didn't leave the team with nothing, as he helped the Warriors complete a sign-and-trade for one-time All-Star and Nets guard D'Angelo Russell.

Golden State still employs All-Stars Stephen Curry and Draymond Green and re-signed Klay Thompson to the max, although their title odds seem dimmer in the post-Durant era.

Despite KD's hasty departure from the Bay Area, he still won two titles with the Warriors in three years — including winning both Finals MVP honors. Durant is now looking to rehab for a year while Kyrie gets acclimated in the outer borough. DeAndre Jordan is also set to join Durant and Kyrie, who both took a paycut to accommodate DJ's signing with the Nets.