PARIS — In a cramped nondescript gym on the corner of a sleepy nondescript street, a tall, slender fellow made a tiny place look even smaller. It was not the first time. On the same spot under ...

Kendrick Perkins urged Kevin Durant to hit the weight room despite MVP season with OKC: "Jordan, Kobe, LeBron, all put size ...

In a future-driven move, the Suns could part ways with a slender assassin and begin their rebuild. "Keeping KD (Kevin Durant) is a risk in multiple ways," The Ringer's Michael Pina wrote Monday.

Kevin Durant appears to be a lock for the Basketball Hall of Fame some day. However, he still has made decisions that tarnished his legacy.

Kevin Durant is done with the "Slim Reaper" moniker that is gaining ... Mean Scoring Title Machine" and "Slender Slayer," all of which are awful and corny but keep in theme with the spirit ...

Kevin Durant was in his seventh NBA season in 2013-14. ... Durant, who has always been notably tall and slender, earned the nickname 'Slim Reaper' due to his 6' 11" height and 240-pound build.

Kevin Durant gives background on where the "slim reaper" nickname comes from. ... This nickname is in reference to Durant’s slender frame and how thin he has been over the course of his NBA tenure.

As a slender 6-foot-11 wing with extraordinary side-to-side handles and an aesthetically pleasing jump-shot form, Durant helped guide the Warriors to two championships in three seasons.

Kevin Durant signs autographs at a basketball clinic in Seattle in November 2007. ... The Sonics version of Durant was a slender perimeter-based sniper, ...

NBA star Kevin Durant had an advantage when he entered the league in 2007. He was drafted by the Seattle Supersonics with the second pick behind Greg Oden (Portland Trail Blazers).

Bill Simmons: I wouldn’t be surprised if Kevin Durant to the Spurs is done already and they just haven’t announced it. Basically, they’ve agreed on specifics, just announce it on … ...

In a future-driven move, the Suns could send a slender assassin to the Houston Rockets and begin their rebuild. “Keeping KD (Kevin Durant) is a risk in multiple ways,” The Ringer’s Michael ...