Oklahoma City Thunder star Kevin Durant is having a bit of a rough two weeks. His team was eliminated from postseason play despite Durant playing some of the best basketball of his career. His city was rocked by a massive tornado, and it has been discovered that a giant tattoo covering his back may contain a misspelling.

Durant was recently in headlines for donating $1 million to the Red Cross for relief to tornado victims in Oklahoma City. Durant did not announce his donation; rather, the Red Cross tweeted out Durant's effort to aid, saying, "Mr. Durant's gift and support to Okla. comes at a time of great need and we're forever thankful for his generosity."

He also had the best postseason of his career, averaging 30.8 points, nine rebounds, and 6.3 assists per game with most of that production coming in the absence of superstar point guard Russell Westbrook.

Before this season, Durant's highest per game assist average was 3.7, which was last year during Oklahoma City's run the NBA Finals.