Durant's story.

Durant was a point guard since he was a child, and his height soared to 6 feet 9 (about 206cm) in high school. He found himself the tallest big man on the court, but he was still faster and more flexible than many defenders.

His ball control skills are extremely skilled, and only the defender can see such actions as fast reverse string, turn around and stop jump shot. The shooting feels very good. He can shoot anywhere on the court. No one can stop his jump shot (wingspan 7 feet 4, about 223cm). With the organizational ability and passing awareness of the point guard level, one person can revitalize the attack of the whole team. Actively grab rebounds, especially offensive rebounds.

Titles such as "6' 9 defender" and "2 1 century magician" ... have become numb. Jonathan bender, Odom and others are somewhat disappointing in the NBA, but kevin durant's talent may far exceed any "big outside attacker" the NBA has witnessed in the past. He has skills, physical conditions, and more importantly, he has a real understanding of basketball by outside players.

Durant's main shortcomings are lack of weight and strength, unable to use his height to carry the basket, and his defensive performance needs to be improved. The jumping ability is average, and there are few amazing dunks. His personality is not that active, and it seems that he needs the encouragement of the coach to play his best.

In 2006, he was recognized as the second person in high school, ranking second only to greg oden, MVP of McDonald's All-Star Game. Rashard Lewis and McGrady are listed as imitators of the game.