It really just came out of nowhere,” Durant said, reflecting on his infamous courtside spat with Draymond Green. “The play happened, I was going to get a rebound, and he ca

The Golden State Warriors were able to have Kevin Durant on the roster for three seasons. During those seasons, the Warriors won two championships with him leading the way. Durant was Finals MVP in both of the championship seasons that they won. In order ...

The Warriors are set for a rematch of their 2025 NBA playoffs first-round series against the Houston Rockets on Wednesday at Chase Center. However, it appears the visiting Rockets will be without their key offseason addition, who happens to be an old ...

Kevin Durant is joining the Golden State Warriors. Saying he has experienced "by far the most challenging few weeks in my professional life," Durant announced his decision to leave theOklahoma City Thunderon Monday in a post on The Players' Tribune.

The Golden State Warriors are mostly stuck. They've committed to this core group of Stephen Curry, Draymond Green and Jimmy Butler. They're making another run at a championship. One problem: This group hasn't seemed good enough to approach a title. Is there any way to fix it? A trade would be the main possibility, and maybe there's a chance.

Durant, on Netflix’s “Starting 5” series, argued offense wins championships. “You have to score baskets if you want to win a championship,” Durant said. “Playing defense, we can get any one of y’all in here to bend your legs, not touch the ...

CLEVELAND -- After a season of uncharacteristic inconsistency and injuries to key members of their core, the Golden State Warriors are now one win away from their third championship in four years after defeating the Cleveland Cavaliers 110-102 in Game 3 of ...

OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA - APRIL 13: Kevin Durant #35 of the Golden State Warriors plays defense on Patrick Beverley #21 of the LA Clippers during Game One of the first round of the 2019 NBA Western Conference Playoffs at ORACLE Arena on April 13, 2019 in ...

Houston Rockets star Kevin Durant took extra pleasure in making the game-winning shot in Monday's 100-97 win over the Phoenix Suns because of how he felt his former club blamed him for their struggles last season.

The Suns found themselves on the wrong end of that reality this week, dropping a gut punch on a last-second shot from a familiar face. Five seconds left, ball in the hands of Kevin Durant, one hard move to his right, rise up over Royce O’Neale, splash. Rockets win, 100-97.

With the Warriors, Durant played a key role in helping Golden State win back-to-back titles while becoming a bonafide dynasty. But his time in Golden State was nearly as complex as it was successful, which led to him signing with the Brooklyn Nets, where he spent less than four seasons before he requested a trade.