Kevin Wayne Durant also known as Kevin Durant was the second overall pick by the Seattle Supersonics in the 2007 NBA draft. He played 9 seasons with the franchise which became the Oklahoma City Thunder in 2008 before signing with the Golden State Warriors in 2016 where he won his 2 NBA championship rings.

Kevin Durant has won 2 NBA Championship rings, two Finals MVP, and two times NBA All-Star Game Most Valuable Players Awards. Besides that, for NBA scoring titles, the NBA rookie of the year award one time NBA season MVP in 2007.

Kevin Durant won his 2 NBA championship rings with the Golden State Warriors alongside with Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson. It was a back-to-back NBA Championship and those were the only 2 seasons that Kevin Durant won his NBA Championship Ring.

Kevin Durant First NBA Ring – 2017 NBA Championship Ring

Kevin Durant named the Most Valuable Player of the NBA Finals after defeating the defending champion, the Cleveland Cavaliers led by Lebron James. This earn him his first NBA Championship ring.

Golden State Warriors went on a 15-0 run in the second quarter to turn a deficit into a double-digit lead. The Golden State Warriors never trail from that point on. Kevin Durant was sensational, totaling 39 points, 7 rebounds and 10 assists, while Andre Iguodala notched a 2017 postseason high of 20 points off the bench.

Kevin Durant Second NBA Ring – 2018 NBA Championship Ring

Kevin Durant earned his second NBA championship ring after defeating the Cleveland Cavaliers by 4-1. The was the first time in any of the four major sports that the same two teams met for a championship tour four times in a row.

This was also the first time a team was swept in NBA Finals since 2007, in which the Cleveland Cavaliers were also the losing team. LeBron James, in his eighth consecutive NBA Finals appearance and ninth appearance overall, suffered the second Finals sweep of his career, having also played in the 2007 Finals. Golden State Warriors small forward Kevin Durant was named the Finals MVP for the second straight year. Steve Kerr was the head coach of the Golden State Warriors.

Will Kevin Durant win another NBA Championship Ring this season?

Three games deep onto his first-round series, if is painfully clear that the Boston Celtics are running an advanced Auerbach-ian clinic at the Brooklyn Nets expense. They have better coaching, better defense, better offense, better chemistry, better balance, better everything.

Maybe Kevin Durant of the Brooklyn Nets will avoid the sweep, put off the inevitable in Game 4, and send this series back to Boston. Maybe Ben Simmons will even put on a uniform and score a basket or two.

The Nets just got hit with a Tyson Fury uppercut in their 109-103 defeat Saturday night at Barclays Center, and are staggering straight toward elimination. No NBA team has ever overcome a 3-0 deficit, and history will not be made over the next week. This has been a complete embarrassment for the Nets, who didn’t put up any more of a fight in Game 3 in Brooklyn than they did in the second half of Game 2 in Boston.

Brooklyn Nets coach Steve Nash cited Boston Celtics’s size and his own team’s fatigue in breaking down the mismatch, saying that Durant was tired from playing too many minutes, and that Kyrie Irving was tired from his Ramadan fasting. Blake Griffin became the second Brooklyn Nets player to confirm publicly that the Boston Celtics are the more cohesive team. Kevin Durant criticized himself for “thinking too much, to be honest, this whole series.”

So lets see how this play-off goes and hopefully Kevin Durant can pull some miracle and come back from the deficit to beat the history.