The Brooklyn Nets have had two bad playoff games in the past! They appear to have been beaten outright by the Celtics, which is not scientific, because Kevin Durant's form on the court looks a bit sluggish, and although he can average 25.0 points, 4.0 rebounds and 4.0 assists in both games, he shoots just 31.7% from the field and only 28.6% from the outside. The data shows that Durant's net efficiency value in the last two games is -11.5, and the team is the bottom one, which is too bad.
Kevin Durant has been one of the league's best scorers in the past. He is widely regarded as a player who can effectively create his own shooting opportunities and can play against almost any defender in the league. Even if it's the playoffs, even if the Celtics have good defensive players, it shouldn't all be so much of a distraction in front of KD! Throughout his career, it all seemed bizarre, as his descent went without warning, and Kevin Durant averaged 29.9 points, 7.4 rebounds and 6.4 assists per game throughout the regular season.
Now the Celtics are leading 2-0, and the team has maintained a 2-0 lead in the past Celtic history with a 40-1 loss, and that loss is still 18 years of James's living mouth in the East Finals. While I don't like such comparisons because Durant has his strengths, most people have now ditched the Brooklyn Nets and Kevin Durant, but legend Shaquille O'Neal has expressed confidence in Kevin Durant, claiming that a "prolific scorer" like him will "never" be truly stopped by defense.
When you're a prolific scorer like Kevin Durant, offense never lets you down. It will bring you a lot of things... That's our mindset... The other way we think about it is that we never want to have two bad games in a row.
Listen, he's a scorer, he's a shooter. I can never give him advice... I'm sure his mentality is that I just didn't shoot, not oh, the defense stopped me.
In general, superstars may be plagued by defense in the playoffs, but they will also find ways to persevere and perform well, although the opposing team will make targeted defenses to them. Kevin Durant is a superstar, so hopefully he can do the same and lead the Brooklyn Nets to a third game win over the Boston Celtics. Even if Durant really doesn't need to prove anything? He has championships and enjoys all the fame and plays with his good brother Kevin, but if, even if it's just for the fans and craves a little victory, he shouldn't end up with the Celtics fat, which is too bad.