After Kevin Durant was a guest on CJ McCollum’s podcast earlier this month, the two traded barbs on Twitter Wednesday night when McCollum used the word “soft” to describe Durant’s decision to join the Warriors.
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KD, McCollum trade barbs over ‘soft’ remark
Kevin Durant says he can see himself ending his playing career when he hits 35 years old, five seasons from now.
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Durant says he can picture retiring in 5 years
Kevin Durant captured the NBA Finals MVP award for the second consecutive year, beating Stephen Curry.
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Durant wins second straight Finals MVP award
Kevin Durant confirmed to ESPN on Thursday that he will re-sign with the Warriors this summer. Sources told ESPN in April that Durant would opt out of his contract and sign a restructured deal with Golden State.
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Durant confirms he’s staying with Warriors
Kevin Durant is favored over Warriors teammate Stephen Curry and Cavs superstar LeBron James to take home MVP honors in the NBA Finals.
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Durant favored over Curry, LeBron for MVP pick
Kevin Durant and LeBron James aren’t concerned with those who may be tired of seeing the Warriors face the Cavs in the NBA Finals for a fourth straight season.
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Sick of Warriors-Cavs? Durant and LeBron aren’t
Kevin Durant said, “I wish I had that last play back,” following the Warriors’ Game 4 loss to the Rockets on Tuesday, but he already is looking ahead to Thursday’s Game 5.
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Durant laments Game 4 finish, but looks ahead
Kevin Durant said, “I wish I had that last play back,” following the Warriors’ Game 4 loss to the Rockets on Tuesday, but he already is looking ahead to Thursday’s Game 5.
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Durant laments Game 4 finish, but looks ahead
Kevin Durant takes us inside his growing business empire, his Nike negotiations and whether he ultimately might end up in an owner’s box.
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From OKC to the Bay: How KD is building a Silicon Valley empire
Steve Kerr and the Warriors expressed confidence in continuing to showcase Kevin Durant after his 37-point, Game 1 performance. But Durant’s explosion wasn’t a main concern of the Rockets.
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D’Antoni after loss: KD not our main concern
As he retires from the NBA, Collison looks back on suiting up for the Sonics, moving to OKC, playing with Durant, Westbrook and Harden — and what it’s like to walk away from the game he loves.
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Collison pens retirement letter; recalls witnessing OKC’s rising stars
Kevin Durant says he is OK and won’t miss any time after leaving the Warriors’ win in the fourth quarter with a sprained left ankle.
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Durant: Ankle not serious; I won’t miss time
Gregg Popovich joked that he needed Kevin Durant to not be as good in Game 2 as he was in Game 1. But Durant & Co. were still a problem for the Spurs on Monday.
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Durant still good, Warriors up 2-0
