What’s good fans? Welcome to my personal blog. This is my first blog post! I’m going to keep you guys updated on what’s going on with me on and off the court, so enjoy and keep coming back.

I am a big fan of Twitter, Facebook and other social media. It’s a lot of fun being social with everybody who is a basketball fan, who loves to watch us play and loves to watch me play. That’s why I do this. It’s pretty cool just to meet some of the people I’ve met so far on Twitter and Facebook. There’s just a lot of great basketball fans who respect the game and really know me as a player.

I’ve already given away some shoes and Nike care packages on Twitter to fans that answered trivia questions about me, and that was a lot of fun. It’s just something I wanted to do…I was in a giving mood, and it’s always good to give back to the fans.

Right now we’re on another road trip. We just played Kobe and the Lakers on Sunday (Tough loss!). Now we’re in Utah for a game against the Jazz on Tuesday.

We’ve been on the road a lot this season, which has been one of our first tests — how to get through long road trips. We’ve already played in San Antonio, Sacramento, L.A., Miami and Orlando.

Our last trip was very rewarding for us. There were some ups and downs on the trip, but we learned a lot. We learned how to handle six games in nine nights. Remember, we’re all still young guys learning how to go through that. We won a couple, we lost a couple. It was a good learning experience.

For those who want to know what I like to do on road trips, I spend most of my time listening to a lot of music, watching a lot of movies and just playing video games. I’m kind of basic. I don’t go really go out too much. I go to the malls here and there, but most of the time I play music, listen to music, make my own music and watch TV.

But actually when we were in Miami, me and the guys went to a restaurant there called Prime 112 and they had a dessert there called fried Oreos — one of the best dishes I’ve ever had. It was very, very good. If you’ve ever had them, you know exactly what I’m talking about. Hopefully I’ll go back down there to get some more of those.

When we’re on the road I usually go out to eat wherever the guys want to go. We usually just go to the mall or go to the movies, so we just pick a place that’s close by. We never plan out where we’re going to eat. If we see a place that we like we’ll just go there. I like to eat a lot of pastas, like from the Cheesecake Factory. We go there a lot. Actually, I think that’s a main place we go to on every road trip.

That place is so good, we just can’t stay away. The strawberry lemonade, the stuffed tortillas…Me and Russ always get that.

Well, that’s it for now. I hope this lets you in on a little bit about me. I’ll have another post for you later this week.

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Last night, Kevin and the the Thunder bounced back from their tough loss to the Clippers on Sunday, defeating Dwyane Wade and the Miami Heat in Miami. KD had his second straight 30-point performance, finishing the game with 32 points, 9 rebounds and 5 assists.

KD’s performance had Miami’s Quentin Richardson at a loss for words:

“You’ve got to take your hat off to that kid,” Heat forward Quentin Richardson said. “He’s 6-foot-11 and playing like a 2 guard. That’s a tough cover for anybody in the NBA, as tall as he is, as quick as he is, and he has an unbelievable jump shot.”

Here are the highlights:

KD and the Thunder take on Dwight Howard and the Orlando Magic in Orlando tonight.

The Oklahoma Thunder picked up their second road win of the season last night, defeating Tim Duncan and the San Antonio Spurs. KD finished the game with 25 points and 6 rebounds. Here are the highlights:

After a disappointing loss in Sacramento, Kevin and the Thunder were in Los Angeles last night to face Baron Davis and the Clippers. The game was competitive throughout, but the Thunder were able to pull out their second road victory of the season. KD finished the game with 30 points, including the the go ahead bucket. Here are the highlights:

Check out this music video that me, James Harden and Jeff Green put together yesterday. Where’s our record deal?

—KD

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Kevin Durant wasn’t too happy after the the Thunder’s disappointing loss to the defending champion Los Angeles Lakers. He felt like he let is team down by going 0-5 in the fourth quarter and overtime. Darnell Mayberry of NewsOK.com covered some of KD’s disappointment today:

It wasn’t until Thursday morning that Durant recuperated from the repulsive feeling of what he later realized was the toughest loss of his young career.

“I had the game in my hands twice — and I didn’t come through,” said a more talkative Durant on Thursday, after also being tightlipped to reporters following the game. “But people told me that great players have a short memory. So that’s what I have to learn how to do.”

KD is only a third year player and is still coming into his own on a very young team. There will be growing pains, but with Kevin’s determination and talent, OKC Thunder fans won’t have too much to worry about. As well, Kevin might not have finished the game on a high note, but there is no way the Thunder are in that game without his 20 point first half performance.

The Thunder will look to bounce back against the Rockets tonight in Houston.

What’s up Thunder fans? The KD35 Blog will be hosting a game chat for OKC fans to come and talk about tonight’s Thunder v. Lakers match up. So come by and share your thoughts on the game tonight. Tip-off is at 7pm Central time. Go Thunder!

Kevin and his Thunder teammates grabbed their second win of the season, knocking off the Detroit Pistons in Detroit. It was a team effort, capped by KD’s dagger three. Here are some highlights from last night’s victory. Make sure you check out Kev posterizing Tayshaun Prince. NASTY!

Throughout the season we’ll be hosting chats for fans to come and talk about the OKC Thunder games. Come through tonight and comment while you’re watching Kevin and his Thunder teammates take on the Detroit Pistons.

KD and Co. opened the season strong, defeating the Sacramento Kings 102-89. KD finished the night with 25 Points, 11 Rebounds and 4 assists.