The Kevin Durant trade situation is heating up, and we might be close to finding out where he’ll land next. According to reports, Durant has three teams in mind for a long-term commitment. He has the Miami Heat, San Antonio Spurs, and Houston Rockets all lined up.

While the Knicks could offer the Suns a center like Mitchell Robinson or Karl-Anthony Towns, Phoenix likely wants draft capital in a return for Durant. New York is a little strapped for draft picks after acquiring forward Mikal Bridges last offseason.

Instead, they may make a run at Kevin Durant, with ESPN’s Brian Windhorst and Tim Bontemps calling the Clippers a “team to watch” in the Durant sweepstakes. It’s an interesting idea: A Durant, Harden, Kawhi Leonard and Ivica Zubac core could be very interesting, if it can stay healthy.

This week, the San Antonio Spurs suddenly became a team to watch for the Philadelphia 76ers. As Daryl Morey and his front office try to figure out the best move

The Timberwolves continue to top the rankings for the most popular Kevin Durant destination, and Zach Lowe cemented it with the top spot in the buzz rankings.

Located in the historic neighborhood of Deep Deuce, the three-story, custom home was designed by Durant during his time with the Oklahoma City Thunder.

With many around the NBA growing confident that Giannis Antetokounmpo will stay put in Milwaukee, Kevin Durant is set to be among the biggest dominoes set to fa

"Kevin Durant, that's an interesting piece," Johnson said on ESPN's 'Get Up'. "If I'm the Knicks, the Knicks are too slow. They're not going to beat Indiana next year or these other teams. They got to get a little faster, right? And to me, Kevin Durant will allow them to get faster and be a guy that can help [Jalen] Brunson in the fourth quarter."