Kevin Durant pulled a huge number in his contract. After landing in the Houston Rockets’ core, the 39-year-old was in a deep conversation about his contract extension. However, after long-term talks, Durant signed a massive contract that surpasses LeBron James’ earnings in the league.

Durant joined the Rockets, who won 52 games last season. The team gave their full effort but was eliminated in their first round of the playoffs. Durant brings veteran leadership, which could boost the Rockets’ young core’s performance and confidence on the court.

The veteran presence will earn $598.2 million with his new deal. This makes him the highest-paid player in league history. He also overtakes the Los Angeles Lakers’ key member, LeBron James, who held the previous record at $583.9 million. Durant w

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