NBA Commissioner Adam Sliver officially presented Kevin Durant with the 2013-14 MVP trophy in front of a packed house at Chesapeake Energy Arena prior Game 2′s tip-off of the Los Angeles Clippers-Oklahoma City Thunder contest. As teammates, family members and the Oklahoma fans looked on in amazement as Durant hoisted the MVP trophy above his shoulders, Durant stated: “I wouldn’t want to share this...
Faced with a must-win situation in Game 2, the Oklahoma City Thunder responded with a sound victory over the Los Angeles Clippers, 112-101, to even the series 1-1. Kevin Durant fittingly followed his pregame MVP award ceremony with an MVP-caliber performance. He barely missed out on a triple-double, recording 32 points, 12 rebounds and nine assists. Russell Westbrook lit up the Chesapeake Energy Arena...
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The Oklahoma City Thunder will host Game 5 of its Round 2 NBA Playoffs series against the Los Angeles Clippers at Chesapeake Energy Arena on Tuesday, May 13, with tipoff scheduled for 8:30 p.m....
OKLAHOMA CITY -- Whatever was happening outside Chesapeake Energy Arena -- thunder, hail, lightning, strong winds --€“ didn't much compare to what was happening inside. The Clippers struggled against a more aggressive team. They got into foul trouble, didn't play with the necessary energy, fell behind and then couldn't get back. They ran into a dynamic tandem in newly crowned MVP Kevin Durant and Russell...
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What. A. Speech! Oklahoma City Thunder Kevin Durant was chosen as the Most Valuable Player of the 2013-14 NBA season and had one of the most powerful speeches the league had ever witnessed. Durant’s speech goes far more than just receiving an award; the 6-foot-9 forward epitomizes what an actual leader does when he’s given the highest accolade for an NBA athlete. Durant’s message was simple; team first,...
Russell Westbrook continues his showcase of the Air Jordan XX9s with this pair of Columbia Blue XX9s that he wore in game 1 of the Western Conference Semifinals. Unlike his 1st round pair of Jordans these look very similar to the XX9s that were previewed at the New York press conference. I haven’t seen a bad XX9 colorway yet and I hope the Thunder keep winning so we can see how far Jordan will take...
Kevin Durant was on top of the world after being named the 2013-14 Most Valuable Player on Tuesday afternoon, and in a heartfelt acceptance speech, Durant reminisced about early childhood experiences, his mother’s strength and guidance, and teammate relationships. The Oklahoma City Thunder superstar broke into tears looking in the eyes of his OKC teammates as he expressed his appreciation for their...
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The Seattle SuperSonics moved to Oklahoma City and became the Thunder in 2008, but that doesn’t mean the city of Seattle is over the loss of their beloved basketball team. Not at all. In fact, Seattle TV station KIRO 7 is vowing not to mention “Oklahoma City Thunder” or any variation of the team’s name […]...
Russell Westbrook was frustrated by his team’s ineffectiveness on offense, so he walked away from the timeout huddle, slapped a seat at the end of the bench and sat, steaming. Chris Paul was hampered by a sore hamstring, so he pulled back on the accelerator, adjusted his method of attacking the pick-and-roll and drained eight 3-pointers. The point guards’ responses to their respective annoyances summed...
Tweet After coming in second for years, Oklahoma City Thunder forward Kevin Durant has finally won his first MVP award. Durant ran away with the voting, securing 119 of a possible 125 first place votes with LeBron James, who had won four of the past 5 MVPs, coming in second. Los Angeles Clippers forward Blake Griffin finished third in the voting, Joakim Noah from the Bulls fourth, and Houston Rockets...
The NBA announced Wednesday that Oklahoma City Thunder forward Kevin Durant has been named the Most Valuable Player. It is the first MVP award for Durant, who captured his fourth scoring title in five seasons, joining Wilt Chamberlain, George Gervin and Michael Jordan as the only players to accomplish this feat. Durant guided the Thunder to the NBA’s second-best record at 59-23. Durant received 119...
It was a somewhat of a long time coming, but Oklahoma City Thunder superstar has snagged his first career MVP award on Tuesday, according to ESPN.com. Durant’s ascension to the league’s most valuable player came on the heels of the 6-foot-9 forward winning his fourth scoring title in the five seasons. Durant had a phenomenal […] The post Oklahoma City Thunder’s Kevin Durant wins first NBA MVP award...
Kevin Durant was named the NBA’s Most Valuable Player for the 2013-14 season, breaking LeBron James’ two-year hold on the award. It was going to take a historic campaign for any player to unseat James, and Durant produced just that. KD averaged 32 points on 50.3 percent shooting, 7.4 rebounds, 5.5 assists and 1.3 steals on the season. He won the scoring title convincingly, averaging 4.6 more points...
An argument could be made the head coaching job of the Los Angeles Lakers is the best gig in the NBA. After all, only the Celtics franchise has more tradition. There’s the beautiful year-round weather in California and the beautiful people — i.e. Hollywood types — who hang out at Lakers games and with players. Thus the Lakers should have their choice of some of the biggest names out there to replace...
Kevin Durant was named the NBA’s Most Valuable Player on Tuesday, winning by a wide margin over LeBron James. Durant received all but six first-place votes. James finished second and Blake Griffin finished third. Durant opened his acceptance speech in complete disbelief that this moment had arrived for him, admitting he only dreamed of becoming a rec league coach and helping the kids in his neighborhood...
Big day for KD. He collected the MVP trophy and according to Alex Kennedy he will be the cover athlete for NBA 2K15. Shortly after winning the 2013-14 Most Valuable Player award, Oklahoma City Thunder forward Kevin Durant received another honor: 2K Sports announced that Durant will be the cover athlete for NBA 2K15, which is scheduled to go on sale in October....