At a time of unprecedented dominance by James and during what LeBron himself has described as the peak of his career, Durant, by posting those numbers and an 8–1 record across two Finals, showed the entire basketball world that he absolutely belongs at the table with the greatest players of all time.

The current Houston Rocket, who averaged 26 points and 11 rebounds during the 2006-07 season for the Longhorns, donated $3 million to the University of Texas in 2018 to build a practice facility that bears his name next to Moody Center, and now he's fixing to post up in downtown with a new restaurant named Austin Sports Club.

By now, you should know why Durant left the Thunder. He's listed out several controversial reasons why. He added a new one recently when he appeared on Fred VanVleet's 'Unguarded' podcast. They went from 2019 NBA Finals foes to teammates on the Houston Rockets. Although the latter has missed this season with a torn ACL.

Earlier in the month, Kevin Durant’s trainer Dash Lovell spoke with long-time NBA writer Mark Medina of RG.com, telling Medina that he could tell that the Houst

The Rockets’ injury report suggests that Kevin Durant is not listed out of the rotation for the upcoming showdown against the Clippers.

While some former stars who have been through it often step forward to give advice from their own journey, Kevin Durant has an entirely different approach. Instead of stepping into the financial lives of young players who are just tasting wealth for the first time and spilling his knowledge,

Kevin Durant revealed he now views Raptors fans cheering his 2019 Achilles injury as a "compliment," while insisting the Warriors would have forced a Game 7 if he stayed healthy.

Kevin Durant reunited with one of his college friends, Shabana, when she appeared courtside in a Houston game.