Kevin Durant

Kevin Durant, often lauded for his exceptional basketball skills, has also been a subject of scrutiny regarding his leadership qualities. Recently, NBA legend Charles Barkley stirred up controversy during an alternative broadcast of the All-Star Game by labeling Durant as a "follower" rather than a leader. Barkley's comments, although provocative, prompted Durant to address the issue and offer insights into his leadership style. Barkley's criticism of Durant's leadership stemmed from his observations of Durant's career trajectory, highlighting instances where Durant appeared to follow

Giannis Antetokounmpo scored a season-high 49 points Sunday afternoon and outdueled Kevin Durant as the host Milwaukee Bucks edged the Brooklyn Nets, 117-114. Antetokounmpo, who missed Friday's game against the Chicago Bulls with an ankle injury, delivered the dunk that put the Bucks ahead for good with 7:57 left. The 49 points were the third-most of his career and his most since he scored 50 points against the Utah Jazz on Nov. 25, 2019. Khris Middleton had 26 points and 11 rebounds as

KD vs Lebron: Who is the better player? Lebron James was in the public spotlight since he was a teenager and had to shoulder the burden of expectations from a very young age. Kevin Durant came into the league and burst onto the stage with his exceptional shooting coupled with ball handling skills. To compare them, we must first acknowledge the similarities in their careers. Both were drafted in the NBA before they were 20 years old. Both players won ‘Rookie of the

A controversial story about Steph broke in Business Insider this summer. NBA players were interviewed, and it became apparent that most of the players in the league right now don’t have love for Steph Curry. But Steph Curry is a good guy, right? Then why do a lot of people have animosity for him? Here is my assessment of it. The NBA culture is diluted. Players are praised for the wrong things. Russ pads up his stats and gets a triple-double, he is