Kevin Durant, who starred for Texas in the 2006-2007 season, is fresh off signing a $90 million contract extension after getting traded to the Houston Rockets. He’ll lead the Rockets against

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The NBA is back with Opening Night 2025 on Tuesday. The latest NBA odds show the Oklahoma City Thunder as 7.5-point favorites against the Houston Rockets, while the Golden State Warriors are 1.5-point road favorites against the Lakers at 10 p.m. ET. LeBron James (sciatica) will miss the opener as he aims for a return in a few weeks.

Kevin Durant has officially extended his stay with the Houston Rockets, agreeing to a two-year, $90 million contract that includes a player option. The deal, finalized this week,

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Kevin Durant revealed that he wanted to retire with the Suns, but now he's found another home with the Rockets.

Durant joins a Houston team that claimed the West’s No. 2 seed behind a young cast including Alperen Sengun, Amen Thompson and Jabari Smith Jr. But the Rockets already suffered a blow this offseason when veteran point guard Fred VanVleet went down with an ACL tear.

Ahead of his first season with the Rockets, All-Star Kevin Durant keeps it 100 about his fan interactions on social media.