Spoelstra: KD in '28 Games would be 'incredible'

Key Highlights

• You just want the best American players to raise their hand and say, 'I want to do this.'"When the 2024 Games were complete, Durant said he wouldn't rule out playing in the Olympics again.
• And Durant told ESPN's Vincent Goodwill in a recent interview that he "would love to" play in the Los Angeles Games, adding that he wants his level of play between now and then to convince USA Basketball managing director Grant Hill, national team director Sean Ford, Spoelstra and anyone else involved in the selection process that he's worthy of a spot."I want to produce on the floor and make Grant and whoever is making the decisions want to put me on the team," Durant said in that interview.
• "I don't want -- not just for seniority.
• I want to still prove I can help the team win."Durant's place in USA Basketball lore was secured long ago. He's the only four-time gold medalist in men's Olympic basketball history, after winning golds in London 2012, Rio de Janeiro 2016, the Tokyo Games that were delayed a year until 2021, then Paris in 2024.
• In Paris, he became the career leader in points for the U. S.