Kevin Durant spent the first nine years of his career with the Oklahoma City Thunder. While he was one of the most popular superstars in the league, the 2014 MV

By the time he returned in Game 5 of the NBA Finals against the Toronto Raptors, the Warriors were already facing a 3-1 deficit. After putting in a lot of work in rehab to get his calf up to par, the former Texas Longhorn returned with a bang in Game 5,

Kevin Durant opened up on his controversial decision to leave the OKC Thunder for the Golden State Warriors in 2016.

Picking up a huge win, the Warriors were again led by superstar point guard Steph Curry who finished with 31 points, eight assists, and seven made threes. Curry has led the way for Golden State all season long,

The Warriors' struggles have left their fans worried that Stephen Curry might ask out, but head coach Steve Kerr stated on Willard & Dibs that he doesn't believe that is ever going to happen. "I don't think so,

The Golden State Warriors and head coach Steve Kerr are in an interesting predicament. The 19-20 record doesn’t look promising, but it’s not concerning to management. For instance, Kerr echoed Warriors’ guard Stephen Curry and forward Draymond Green on mortgaging the future.