Houston Rockets star Kevin Durant has gotten used to hearing criticisms about his career decisions, but he made it clear that he will be satisfied with how things played out when it's all said and done.

Kevin Durant has been great at every stop in his career, and on The Pivot he explained how each new team made him change his game.

Kevin Durant stormed into the Bay Area in 2016, dominated the league with the Golden State Warriors alongside future Hall of Famers, won two rings and two Finals MVPs, and then left after just three years.

Kevin Durant isn't above trolling NBA fans on social media, but he thinks there's some widespread benefit beyond the temporary enjoyment it provides.

The Houston Rockets knew exactly who they were getting when they traded for one of the best offensive players in NBA history. They were getting a great shooter,

Kevin Durant signed a two-year, $90 million contract extension with the Houston Rockets. Durant now holds the record for the highest career earnings in NBA history, dethroning LeBron James. Durant’s total career earnings is at $598.

Kevin Durant is on the Houston Rockets, and they look like NBA championship contenders. Despite an opening night loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder, the Rockets showed they are a force by taking the game to double OT.

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