Kevin Durant reflects on his final days with the Oklahoma City Thunder in 2016 NBA season and reveals why he left. Kevin Durant’s prime years were on full display with the Oklahoma City Thunder, where he emerged as one of the NBA’s premier stars.

The NBA announced a major schedule change for the Oklahoma City Thunder ’s matchup against the Phoenix Suns on Wednesday Feb. 5. That matchup will now be shown at 9:30 p.m. EST and will be broadcast on ESPN. It replaces the regular scheduled game between the Denver Nuggets and New Orleans Pelicans that was originally supposed to be shown on ESPN.

A recent what-if was dug out to the surface. Tony Allen revealed to Kevin Durant on his "Out The Mud" podcast that he was on the verge of signing with the Thunder in the 2010 offseason fresh off an NBA Finals appearance with the Boston Celtics.

In a recent interview with Out The Mud Podcast, the future Hall of Famer spoke about his decision to leave Oklahoma City. Durant: “I understood why people was pissed off, but I

The Suns are set to play four games on national television before the All-Star break - now is the time to make a true impression as the proverbial second half of the season is fast approaching.

As a star player for the Oklahoma City Thunder at the time, Durant helped orchestrate an incredible comeback against the San Antonio Spurs. The Thunder, down 0-2, clawed back to win four straight games, clinching the series 4-2 and securing their first trip to the NBA Finals.

Cleveland and Oklahoma City have followed similar paths to success in the years since the departure of their franchise icons.

Oh the good old days when Kevin Durant was still leading his beloved Thunder to deep playoff runs -- most notably in 2012.

Aside from the Cleveland Cavaliers, there hasn't been a team more dominant throughout the 2024-25 regular season to this point than the Oklahoma City Thunder.

NBA trade deadline deals are commonplace in the modern NBA, but which teams make the most trades on deadline day?

Will the trade deadline turn fortunes around? Will mid-market teams continue to rise? Bold predictions for the second half of the NBA season.