LeBron James, Kevin Durant lead Team USA men's basketball to dominant win over Serbia and Nikola Jokić

Kevin Durant, who is Team USA's all-time leading scorer in men's basketball, continues to add to his tally. He now has more than 450 points in an American uniform.

Easy to forget that Sunday marked Stephen Curry's Olympic debut. The guard scored 11 points and pulled down three rebounds in his first Olympic game.

The U.S. will face South Sudan, who nearly beat them in an exhibition match, on Wednesday. South Sudan had their own win on Sunday, beating Puerto Rico 90-79.

Team USA's biggest problem against South Sudan was hitting their shots, but that wasn't a problem today: The U.S. went 62% on field goals, and 56% on three-pointers out of 32 attempts.

Even with the dominant win, LeBron James isn't satisfied: The veteran said postgame that there's still more to do, and that they need to work on turnovers. The U.S. had 17 turnovers, with Serbia scoring 25 points off of the Americans' errors.

"We'll be better coming up on Wednesday," James said.

Despite his best efforts — and his 20 points — big man Nikola Jokić was unable to lift Serbia over the U.S. on his own. Bogdan Bogdanovic adds 14 points and Ognjen Dobric chips in 13 points for the Serbian team in the loss.

Joel Embiid and Nikola Jokic didn’t stop to take questions in the mixed zone after the game. LeBron James and Steph Curry were full of praise for KD, who said he was still trying to get his wind back after his first game since the playoffs.

It's a true group effort for Team USA, as Kevin Durant leads the team with 23 points — going 5-for-5 on three-pointers — and LeBron James pitches in a near-triple-double with 21 points, eight rebounds and nine assists. Jrue Holiday gets 15 points, Devin Booker gets 12 points, and Stephen Curry and Anthony Edwards get 11 each.

LeBron and Kevin Durant both check out of the game — presumably for good as this one appears to be in the bag.

Nikola Jokić looks pretty bummed (and tired) on the bench as Serbia takes a timeout. The Nuggets big man has 20 points in nearly 30 minutes on the floor, but has been unable to chip away at the U.S.'s lead.

The U.S. is up 91-73 with five left in the fourth quarter, and things have continued to groove. LeBron James and Kevin Durant will be the story of this game, but Edwards, Holiday and Curry have chipped in some points of their own.

Team USA is running away with it now. They're now up 84-65 heading into the fourth quarter.

Durant currently leads the team with 23 points, and LeBron James is holding up with 18 points. The U.S. bench is loving it.

Kevin Durant has checked back into the game to chorus of cheers. He has at least one famous fan in the crowd pulling for him too.

Beautiful pass from James to a wide-open Jrue Holiday, followed by a great assist from Steph Curry to a James layup. Team USA is finding a groove; can they keep it up?

69-57, U.S.

Serbian fans REALLY don't like Joel Embiid, raining down thundering boos and whistles every time he touches the ball or is shown onscreen. He's given the flagrant foul instead of James for taking down (holding up?) a Serbian player in the lane.

Stoppage to sort things out after a scuffle between Aleksa Avramovic and LeBron James. Serbia is calling for a flagrant; we'll see what the referees say.

LeBron James gets an easy layup to start the second half and we're off! Jrue Holiday adds in a three-pointer and the U.S. is starting things off well. 63-51, Team USA.

Durant's perfect half in his return has been crucial for the U.S. — and is especially impressive given that he played less than nine minutes in the half. If he keeps it up, a victory should be well in hand.

Anthony Davis gets his second foul, and gets subbed out. LeBron James checks back in.

Anthony Edwards gets a huge dunk to send the U.S. into the second quarter with a 25-20 lead.

Another Durant three, and USA takes the 23-20 lead.

Kevin Durant has checked in for the U.S., after missing practices and exhibitions with a minor calf injury. It doesn't take long for him to drain a three and get the USA back into the groove. They've certainly missed him.

Anthony Edwards hits a three to get the U.S. back even with Serbia, 20-20.

The Serbian crowd is very vocal here on the ground in Paris. It must feel like playing in an opposing college arena for Team USA. They've shaken off the slow start at least and have taken their first lead of the game.

James gets an and-one, and USA is finally ahead, 14-12.

Curry drains a three, and it's a welcome momentum shift for the U.S.

After some back and forth, Booker gets a three of his own to bring USA within one point.

A hearty LeBron James dunk gets Team USA its first points, but Serbia looks dominant, pulling to a 10-2 lead before the U.S. is forced to take a timeout.

Things aren't off to a great start for the reigning Olympic gold medalists, as Serbia gets up to a 4-0 lead. Joel Embiid — still getting booed by the French crowd — misses two free throws to keep the U.S. scoreless.

The U.S. will start with Jrue Holiday, Devin Booker, LeBron James, Stephen Curry and Joel Embiid in he lineup.