On January 6, Beijing time, who is the most inexplicable offensive scorer in NBA history? Ten-time scoring champion Jordan is naturally one of the most sought after answers. As for the active players, the player with the most offensive ability without dead ends is naturally the first to recommend Durant. According to US media statistics, Durant has 594 career hits 25+, accounting for 64.9% of his career, ranking second in history after Jordan.
When Irving returned after 206 days, the Big Three's first combined Nets 19-point reversal of the Pacers successfully ended the season's first three-game losing streak. Irving's 22-point blast caused concern, Harden also scored 18 points, but the big three combined to score 79 points, Durant alone blasted 39 points, plus 8 rebounds and 7 assists of the quasi-triple-double data, becoming the Nets' number one contributor to winning.
According to statistics, Durant has scored 25+ points in 594 games in his career so far, accounting for 64.9% of the 915 games of his career, ranking second in history.
Durant lost to only one big god, that is, the flyer Jordan once shot 25+ points in 769 games, accounting for 71.7% of the 1072 games of her career, and the "basketball god" explained his absolute king dominance.
Durant, who currently leads the scoring list with 30 points per game this season and the only player to average 30 points per game this season, is expected to once again impact the scoring king honor, and he has won the point king four times in his past career.
(Text/Drunken Floating Life)