The pursuit of Kevin Durant has long eluded NBA teams, and the Boston Celtics were among the most aggressive suitors. The Celtics, somewhat famously, had the second-best odds at the No. 1 pick in the 2007 NBA Draft. They ultimately fell to No. 5, leapfrogged by the Blazers, Sonics and Hawks.

Despite their recent win streak, the Miami Heat are sorely missing their former franchise cornerstone in Jimmy Butler. Speculation around the Heat's front offic

Cooper Flagg, the Duke Blue Devils freshman phenomenon, has earned the prestigious AP Player of the Year award. He joins the ranks of Kevin Durant, Anthony Davis, and other NBA Elites in doing so. Flagg has the potential to be the first draft pick in the upcoming NBA Draft,

Durant is among the most plug-and-play superstars in league history. The Thunder don't have to worry about his arrival derailing Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Jalen Williams or Chet Holmgren. They also have the draft-pick stash and room beneath the luxury tax to make the math work without obliterating too much of the rotation.

Stephen Curry has won four rings with the Golden State Warriors, so it's no surprise some NBA stars have never defeated him in the playoffs.

The Boston Celtics are back at TD Garden on Friday night looking to start a new win streak as they get set to host Kevin Durant and the Phoenix Suns.

Phoenix Suns All-Star Kevin Durant is expected to miss at least one week through team's three-game road trip with a left ankle sprain, sources tell ESPN. Suns are 1.5 games out of Play-In with the toughest remaining schedule in the NBA. More for NBA Today on ESPN at 3 pm ET. pic.twitter.com/grdYpJEPJ5

Bleacher Report’s Andy Bailey proposed that the Spurs should go out and get ex- Oklahoma City Thunder superstar Kevin Durant, and give up some of their future in return. It would be a three-team trade including the Brooklyn Nets, and would look like this: