In an NBA regular season game that ended this morning, the Nets went to Detroit to challenge the Pistons, considering the Pistons' record this season, the League was at the bottom of the league, so Harden took a rotation according to the team's plan, which also became Durant's first single-core team battle this season, and finally the Nets defeated the Pistons 116-104, giving the opponent a 12-game losing streak this season.
Durant
In this game, mills, Ade and Thomas all played well, the biggest contributor to the Nets' victory was None other than Durant. Durant played 41 minutes and 28 seconds, hitting 16 of 31 shots, including 5-of-10 from three-point range and 14-of-15 from the free throw line, and had a game-high 51 points, seven rebounds, nine assists and two blocks.
With unsolvable play, Durant also set a number of records: 51 points set a new league single-game scoring high this season and a new career high for durant' nets; the seventh single game of his career to score 50 points to rise to the 13th place in history; the career three-point shooting exceeded 1700, the 26th player in history; and it was also the first time in the history of the Nets that anyone won 51 points, 7 baskets and 9 assists.
Durant said after the game: "We were missing a lot of this game, we were missing Millsap, so I should stand up and take on more scoring, the Pistons have been shrinking the defense, not wrapping me up like other teams, and then I'm full of firepower." Nash said Durant's performance was incredible, and he could still score easily if he wanted to.
Two years ago, it was hard to imagine a player who had experienced a torn Achilles tendon that would come back averaging 28.5 points per game and 50+ in a single game! But all of this has now been done by Kevin Durant.
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