Talk about Durant’s strengths and weaknesses?

Height, athletic ability, wingspan, beautiful mid-range shot, Durant has all these qualities. Can play multiple positions on the court. He plays very actively and aggressively. Whether it is breaking to the basket to score or hitting a jump shot, Durant can score in the way he likes. Not only is his offense excellent, Durant's rebounding and shot-blocking abilities are also good. Durant is not very confident in shooting after physical contact in the paint. If he can add another 15-20 pounds of muscle, it will be more conducive to his development in the NBA. Through the training of the NCAA tournament, Durant is gradually adapting to double teams, and his adaptability and ability to read double teams in advance have also been greatly improved. Some scouts now call Durant a combination of Garnett, Tracy McGrady and Nowitzki after watching him play, and his performance in fast breaks is particularly outstanding.

After the physical test in Orlando, many people began to doubt Durant's ability. We must emphasize here that whether it is absolute speed, upper body strength, or jumping ability, these factors are not the key to measuring a player's basketball level. Fast speed and outstanding jumping ability are certainly helpful for performance on the court, but factors such as overall perspective, basic skills, basketball IQ and on-court awareness are more important. Just look at the top picks in rookie physical examinations in the past four years: Troy Bell, Nate Robinson, Joey Graham and David Noel. Except for Nate Robinson, who is relatively well-known in the NBA, the other three cannot gain a foothold in the NBA at all. Compared with many rookies this year, one of Durant's most outstanding skills is his stable mid-range shooting ability. He is impeccable in terms of shooting action and shooting percentage. Of course, this has yet to be tested at the NBA level.

2007 Durant Orlando physical measurement results: Barefoot height is 6 feet 9 inches (205.74 cm), wearing shoes is 6 feet 10.25 inches (208.915 cm), weight is 215 pounds (97.524 kg), The wingspan is 7 feet 4.75 inches (225.425 cm), the standing reach is 9 feet 2 inches (279.4 cm), the total body fat is 6.6%, the standing jump is 26 inches (66.04cm), and the run-up jump is 33.5 inches (85.09 cm), 84kg bench press 0 times, running back and forth in the penalty area 12.33 seconds, 3/4 sprint 3.45 seconds.

Now, Durant’s run-up reach reaches 3.74 meters, and his in-situ bounce is 29 inches (73.66 cm), which is several inches higher than in 2007