Kevin Durant's former head coach, Steve Kerr, considers him the greatest Olympic basketball player of all time—and so does LeBron James. “Kevin’s the greatest men's Olympic player of all time,” Kerr said during Netflix’s Court of Gold.

The Phoenix Suns superstar Kevin Durant recently opened up about the real reason behind not being interested in going to the Warriors.

Kevin Durant passionately defends his choice against rejoining the Warriors amidst Steve Kerr's controversial remarks.

In a recent interview, Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr reflects on Kevin Durant's decision to avoid a reunion with the Warriors.

With rumors swirling about a potential trade to the Golden State Warriors, Phoenix Suns star Kevin Durant set the record straight on what really happened during the trade deadline window, and responded to Steve Kerr's comments.

Last summer, the basketball world witnessed historic accomplishments at the Paris Olympics when LeBron James, Kevin Durant, and Stephen Curry teamed up to lead

Many theories surfaced when Kevin Durant reportedly turned down a reunion with the Warriors at the trade deadline.

Steve Kerr sidelined Kevin Durant in Team USA’s preparation phase for the 2024 Olympics in Paris. Kerr, who coached KD to two championships in three years in the NBA, wanted the sharpshooter to rest his injured calf. The Golden State Warriors tactician eventually let the former MVP play in the Group C opener against Serbia.

Golden State Warriors and recent Team USA coach Steve Kerr made a bold prediction regarding Banchero's involvement in the upcoming '28 Olympics.