The Rockets need offense, and Kevin Durant needs a place to end his NBA career. Can they both get what they want, and help Houston win another championship?

Kevin Durant will be calling Southeast Texas home past the 2025-26 NBA season. ESPN's Shams Charania reported the 15-time All-Star agreed to a two-year, $90 million extension with the Houston Rockets, though he maintains a player option for 2027-28.

In his Rockets debut, Kevin Durant will be in the building when Shai Gilgeous-Alexander receives his championship ring and the banner gets revealed. Talk about extra salt to the wound, as Gilgeous-Alexander surpassed Durant for the greatest and best Thunder player in franchise history with an MVP and Larry O'Brienn trophy combo.

Kevin Durant says reuniting with his UT teammates D.J. Augustin and Dexter Pittman, who are on the Rockets' staff, is a 'cherry on top' in Houston

Kevin Durant joined the Houston Rockets in a trade during this NBA offseason. For a year now, it's been the league's worst-kept secret that KD wanted to leave the Phoenix Suns. Despite the former MVP's advancing age,

The Seattle Mariners have a chance to go up 3-0 in the ALCS on Wednesday, and Kevin Durant is showed love to the team.

Kevin Durant is back in Texas. Victor Wembanyama is back after major shoulder surgery. And the Dallas Mavericks aren’t saying when Kyrie Irving might be back from a knee injury so he can join Anthony Davis and No.

Durant’s omission stems largely from his unsettled contract situation, as the Rockets have yet to offer him an extension. The 2014 MVP is in the final year of a contract that is set to pay him $55 million, making him eligible to sign a new deal.