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MVP acceptance speeches are common, but few are as memorable as the one Kevin Durant gave on May 6 ... “That’s my baby.” Roughly a minute in, her emotions began to take over.

We were not talking about Caitlin Clark before that moment." While this screenshot shows comments from James, Durant, and Trae Young in 2022, Durant was talking about Clark even before then ...

The relationship between Phoenix Suns star Kevin Durant and former head coach Frank Vogel reportedly was not the strongest. On Monday's First Take, ESPN's Stephen A. Smith revealed that Durant ...

There are few people on Earth that love basketball more than Kevin Durant. The former MVP, NBA champion, and Finals MVP ...

After Kevin Durant signed for the Phoenix Suns in February 2023, the hoop enthusiasts anticipated a major turnaround for the 2-time NBA Finals MVP. With Bradley Beal’s inclusion last summer ...

The time may have already arrived to break up the Suns’ Big 3, especially with increased rumblings that Kevin Durant isn’t happy in Phoenix. At least that’s according to Stephen A.

Talks are centered on Kevin Durant’s impending trade, while the Suns, led by Mat Ishbia, must negotiate a challenging summer. A recent trade proposal has Kevin Durant going to a Western ...

Jan 31, 2024; Brooklyn, New York, USA; Phoenix Suns forward Kevin Durant (35) reacts during the / Brad Penner-USA TODAY Sports Michael Jordan is seen by many as the greatest player in NBA history.

However, there has yet to be any confirmation from NBA Insiders that Durant wants out. The recent Kevin Durant rumors tying him to the Heat started with former NFL star wide receiver Chad Johnson.

On Monday’s episode of First Take, Stephen A. Smith laid out why one of the big problems the Suns have (and had last year) was Kevin Durant. Stephen A. Smith: "Here's where Mike Wilbon didn't go ...

In 2016, the Warriors and Kevin Durant linking up was perceived as a case of “if you can’t ’em, join ’em” after both parties suffered NBA Finals losses to LeBron James (Durant in 2012).