Kevin Durant pulled a Chris Webber, but here's why he wasn't given a technical foul by officials in Rockets vs. Thunder.

This loss shouldn’t be all about Durant, who finished with 23 points and nine rebounds, even if he vehemently disagrees.

The tipoff of the NBA season on Tuesday came with plenty of action — and some late-game controversy. With the Rockets and Thunder going back-and-forth in a game that went to double overtime, one mistake by Houston’s Kevin Durant in the first OT could have ended things,

Kevin Durant is one of the most talented players to ever grace an NBA court. In fact, depending on who you ask, Durant may be the most talented player to

Kevin Durant, one of the NBA’s biggest stars, is known for his incredible skill on the court. With two NBA championships, two Finals MVPs, a league MVP award, and 15 All-Star selections, he’s widely considered one of the greatest players of all time.

Kevin Durant, of all people, has every reason to ask it. He’s been part of five organizations now, each time surrounded by a fresh wave of people ready to die on the “KD can do no wrong” hill. That comes with the territory. So I told him how I see it.

One fan didn't want to hear about Rockets star Kevin Durant's "sacrifice" on his new $90 million dollar contract.

On Sunday morning, ESPN’s Shams Charania reported that Kevin Durant and the Houston Rockets agreed to a two-year, $90 million contract. The deal includes a play

With Durant set to hit unrestricted free agency next summer, it was important for both sides to get a deal done to help secure the future.

Kevin Durant explains his motivation for signing a two-year, $90 million contract extension with the Houston Rockets