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08:03 AM ET 02.13 | Oklahoma City's Kevin Durant is one of the biggest basketball stars in the world, but that didn't stop DeMarre Carroll on Tuesday night. When Durant threw a block into Alec Burks and was called for his first career flagrant foul with 6:06 left in the Jazz's 109-94 win, Carroll responded. ... The confrontation did not escalate, although Carroll and Durant received technical fouls. Said Carroll: "I just told him, 'Don't be playing dirty out here. If you're going to play dirty, play dirty in the park.'" ... Carroll said he was simply coming to the aid of a teammate. "Burks is a young guy," Carroll said. "He really ain't going to stand up for himself so ... I know I might not have all the money to give away but, hey, I'll take a stand for my man Burks."

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February 13, 2013 08:50 AM ET

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Originally posted 08:20 AM ET 02.13 by M3AT

Now thats a teamate that I want getting my backon the flip side... i dont think KD is the least bit dirty player

phew! For a second there you had me worried M3AT. First you had a guy on your back then on the flip side... I'll havew to read more carefully:)