OKC Store Marks Kevin Durant Jerseys Down 99 Percent, Sells for 48 Cents





— Darren Rovell (@darrenrovell)July 22, 2016

Yes, Kevin Durant broke the hearts of Oklahoma City Thunder fans this summer.


But 48 cents for a jersey—any jersey—is absurd.


A few weeks after KD bolted to the Golden State Warriors, a local OKC sporting goods store marked No. 35 jerseys down 99 percent and sold them for less than two quarters.


This was a statement more than a business move. According to ESPN.com's Darren Rovell, they originally went for $69.99 and eventually sold out.


Did Seth Curry stop by this sale? On Thursday, the Dallas Mavericks point guard—and younger brother of KD's new teammate Steph Curry—posted a picture of himself rocking a throwback Thunder jersey.


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