US EditionK.D. says he and LeBron don’t have many 82-game seasons because of ‘evolution’
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K.D. says he and LeBron don’t have many 82-game seasons because of ‘evolution’
Houston Rockets newcomer Kevin Durant and Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James are two of the longest tenured players in the NBA right now, and they each have more than 1,100 regular-season games under their belts. James has played 22 seasons in the NBA while Durant has logged 17 seasons (excluding the full season he missed with an Achilles injury). However, for all of the years Durant and James have played in the NBA, they have each had just…
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