It felt like old times when Phoenix Suns All-Star Kevin Durant teamed back up with Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry with Team USA. In a conversation where Warriors veteran Draymond Green gave Durant his flowers for creating the best era of NBA basketball,

NBA star Kevin Durant shared his thoughts on a potential reunion with LeBron James and Stephen Curry after their memorable experience together in the Olympics. One of the most memorable moments in basketball history was the reunion of three of the game’s greatest players—Kevin Durant,

Stephen Curry spoke about the All-Star Game and shared a similar opinion with Kevin Durant, while Trae Young and Draymond Green expressed his dissatisfaction with the event. The NBA All-Star Game wrapped up Sunday night,

The Warriors have held the dream of creating a superteam with Stephen Curry, LeBron James, and Kevin Durant but they can finally realize that goal this summer by focusing on one possible scenario.

After winning two championships in Golden State, Durant got to team up with Stephen Curry again. This time, on the world stage in Curry's first Olympics. "I feel like I was the only one on the court that knew what he was thinking," Durant said. "It's like we didn't have to say much, but I kind of knew."

Last year's Paris Olympics saw three of the NBA's all-time greats, Steph Curry, Kevin Durant, and LeBron James, team up for the first time on the world stage. The result spoke volumes as Team USA emerged with a gold medal,

Stephen Curry made plenty of highlights and impressions after being the star in the Bay Area and hosting All-Star Weekend 2025. For starters, winning the All-Star Game MVP in front of Warriors fans is the icing on the cake after his scoring flurry.

Although Kevin Durant wasn’t interested in a trade deadline reunion with the Golden State Warriors, he had nothing but praise for Steph Curry following his win alongside the 2025 All-Star Game MVP during the reformatted NBA All-Star Game on Sunday evening.

Stephen Curry just can’t seem to slow down, echoing the sentiments from Kevin O’Connor and Tom Haberstroh on "The Kevin O'Connor Show." Curry's brilliance was front and center after he put up a staggering 56 points against the Orlando Magic.