After a dominant short tone playing together, the NBA great trio selected the best attributes from their games.

The 3 NBA legends sit down for an exclusive interview to discuss their rivalries, on-court successes and enduring impact.

One of the people who hate it is none other than NBA All-Star Kevin Durant. He was asked about the new format and said “ I absolutely hate it .” “All-Star Game format changing, all the formats — terrible in my opinion. We should just go back to East-West. Just play a game,” Durant told reporters.

Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James spoke with Kevin Durant and Stephen Curry about attributes they would take from one another.

NBA fans received an early look at the upcoming conversation between three of the greatest players in the sport on Tuesday. Los Angeles Lakers star

Kevin Durant, LeBron James, and Stephen Curry (Image Credit: ESPN on YouTube) LeBron James, Stephen Curry, and Kevin Durant are elite players who are still dominating the league. Moreover, these three players constantly make a profound impact on the league.

Kevin Durant stands among the greatest NBA players of this century. At 36 years old, he continues to thrive with the Phoenix Suns, maintaining fierce on-court rivalries with fellow legends LeBron James and Stephen Curry.

Score the latest Christmas basketball shoes from Nike, including LeBron James' LeBron 22 and Kevin Durant's KD17. Find out how to get these festive kicks now!

No three players have defined the last 15 years of NBA basketball more than LeBron James, Stephen Curry, and Kevin Durant. The trio have all cemented themselves as some of the best players to ever step on the court, and their legendary battles are still must-watch TV, even as Father Time creeps up.

LeBron James, Stephen Curry, and Kevin Durant shared nostalgic words for the young players of the next NBA generation.

Over the last two games, Detroit Pistons star Cade Cunningham faced some of the biggest names the game of basketball has seen. On Saturday night, the Pistons pa

The NBA's Christmas Day slate featured five classics, with epic performances from the league's biggest stars -- something the NBA desperately needed.