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Team USA wins Olympic hockey gold as focus turns to USA Basketball and LA 2028. KD eyes 2028 and fires back at critics of NBA and AAU, calling it a shot at Black Americans.
Team USA wins Olympic hockey gold as focus turns to USA Basketball and LA 2028. KD eyes 2028 and fires back at critics of NBA and AAU, calling it a shot at Black Americans.
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