Kevin Durant wants to sit with Devin Booker at World Series: 'Need them two seats again'

Most of Arizona wants a seat for Monday's game at Chase Field as the Diamondbacks bring the World Series to Phoenix for Game 3, and basketball A-listers are no different.

The Phoenix Sun's own Kevin Durant said on Saturday following a win against the Utah Jazz, "hopefully we got those (World Series) seats reserved, as a matter of fact," while pointing to a press conference camera, "me and (Booker) need them two seats again."

Durant previously attended Game 5 of the National League Championship Series at Chase Field against the Philadelphia Phillies with fellow Suns player Devin Booker and Arizona resident and decorated Olympian Michael Phelps.

Durant and the rest of the Suns watched the pregame of the DBacks second go of the World Series on Saturday. "We're very excited for the DBacks, a world series here is gonna be extremely fun," said Durant.

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The Suns-Jazz game saw a unique moment that even Durant noticed. When fans heard of the DBacks win against the Rangers which tied the World Series 1-1, they broke out in a collective "let's go DBacks" chant that echoed throughout the Footprint Phoenix just next door to Chase Field.

The Suns don't have a game on Monday, so Durant could be there for Game 3. The Suns' schedule does conflict with Game 4 on Tuesday, with the first pitch scheduled for 5:03 p.m. while the Suns prepare for their tipoff at 7 p.m.

It was not immediately clear if any Suns players would be attending any of the World Series games.

This article originally appeared on Arizona Republic: Kevin Durant wants to be at World Series game to cheer on Diamondbacks