The NBA has seen many stars come and leave their stamp on the league over the years since its formation. However, one star that will be remembered and cherished for a long time will be the Los Angeles Lakers legend, LeBron James.
When Kevin Durant joined the Phoenix Suns, it looked like the Suns were going to be one of the best teams in the West for years to come. They are loaded with talent as they also have Devin Booker on the squad as the other star to go with Durant.
One NBA writer proposed that the Golden State Warriors acquire Kevin Durant from the Phoenix Suns this offseason. Grant Hughes of Bleacher Report proposed
It’s no secret both Kevin Durant and the Golden State Warriors are nowhere near winning a championship these days. That can all change when both parties agree to reunite in the offseason to reignite their partnership on the court.
According to NBA legend Kevin McHale, stars like LeBron James and Kevin Durant always have coaches on their heels. Speaking on SiriusXM NBA Radio, McHale explained that there's an extra element that comes with coaching the best of the best and that with LeBron and Durant specifically there's almost no job security at all.
The Phoenix Suns fell drastically short of expectations this season. Part of Phoenix's problem is that its roster is incredibly imbalanced.
The New York Knicks have an opportunity to make a play for Phoenix Suns superstar Kevin Durant this offseason and ship out two of their best starters to acquire his services in a recent mock trade.
The real important thing for the Suns is having the players available and healthy at the same time.
The Phoenix Suns seem close to hiring a front-office executive with ties to Kevin Durant.
The Los Angeles Lakers are looking for any way to improve their roster this summer, and a star like Kevin Durant would certainly help accomplish their goals.
Heading into this offseason, the Philadelphia 76ers are viewed as a major threat in the trade market. Armed with draft capital and cap space, Daryl Morey has put himself in a position to make a big splash.
When Kevin Durant joined the Phoenix Suns last season, fans expected the All-Star forward to find his place with that team, as compared to his time playing for the Brooklyn Nets.
The Suns may have to sacrifice their best player to get the franchise back on track.
For Kevin Durant, this season happens to another disappointment. So much so that many are suggesting that this has impacted his legacy. However, recent news from the Suns front office has suggested that they will move forward with Durant and his superstar teammates.
Durant's Suns suffered a first-round sweep at the hands of the Timberwolves in this year's playoffs.
After being eliminated in the first round against the New York Knicks, there have been plenty of Philadelphia 76ers rumors about what the team might do this offseason.
Durant had a great season if you look at the basketball side of things. The 35-year-old finished the season with 27.1 points, 6.6 rebounds, and 5.0 assists on 52.3% shooting and 41.3% from deep.
Durant's future is once again at the forefront of NBA offseason discussion after a disappointing season from the Suns.
One NBA writer proposed that the Golden State Warriors acquire Kevin Durant from the Phoenix Suns. Zach Buckley of Bleacher Report proposed the following trade idea between the Warriors and Suns: The trade: The Golden State Warriors trade Andrew Wiggins, Jonathan Kuminga, Moses Moody and two first-round picks (including No.
Illustrating the longevity of one of the greatest shooters of all time, Kevin Durant delivered his iconic MVP acceptance speech a decade ago today, a moment that moved the room to tears.
We're officially in the offseason for the Phoenix Suns - which means trade rumors around their stars is set to ensue. We've already seen that unfold after anonymous NBA GM's and execs gave their two cents on why Phoenix needs to trade Devin Booker.
Trading Kevin Durant could be the Suns' best chance at easing its mounting pressure.
In the wake of the Phoenix Suns’ unceremonious exit from the playoffs, ESPN’s Tim MacMahon offers a bold suggestion: trading Kevin Durant back to his original NBA home, the Oklahoma City Thunder.
The Golden State Warriors, once the behemoths of the NBA, saw their dynasty falter in recent years, culminating in a disappointing absence from the playoffs this season.
How many of the 25 players with the highest points per game in postseason history can you name in five minutes?
The strategy aims to capitalize on Stephen Curry’s prime years by adding a high-impact player like Durant.
The Phoenix Suns superstar reportedly wasn't pleased with how he was used this season.
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