Durant came back again but felt cold. Is he still a threat on the court?

As we all know, Durant suffered a serious Achilles tendon rupture in the G5 Finals. Seeing this scene, I believe many fans will think of a sentence in their minds, that is, "Life is greater than basketball." Since life is bigger than basketball, why does Adu play like that? Prediction of Durant's level after his comeback: He is still No. 1 in the league, let alone his cousin Kobe. This is also very simple. It is true that life is bigger than basketball, but for professional athletes, basketball is sometimes life, and for some top players on the top stages, basketball is sometimes even life. They know very well how much sweat and pain they have put in to get here and achieve their goals. Seeing the opportunity before him, he must move forward now. There is no doubt that Durant is such a player.

So what level can Durant recover to after his Achilles tendon rupture? In fact, when it comes to Achilles tendon rupture, many people will think of two players, namely DeMarcus Cousins ??and Kobe Bryant. These two individuals are generally considered to be classic examples of poor recovery after Achilles tendon rupture. It is generally believed that their competitive strength suffered a cliff-like decline after injuries, but I think this statement is inappropriate and very narrow. Even if he doesn't rupture his Achilles, he's still not very good here. For example, at the beginning of Love's career, his record with the Timberwolves was as average as 210, but after James, he entered the finals consecutively? His performance can only be described as dismal. He has been trained by Curry many times and even suffered from anxiety symptoms for a time. But as we all know, Love has never suffered from a ruptured Achilles tendon, but he still cannot stand in the finals like his cousins.

In addition, we also know that Gasol is the opponent of cousins ??in the finals, let alone cousins. Wasn't the great Embiid being pressed to the ground and rubbing against him? So it's hard to talk about his performance in the finals. You can't just say that his cousin was injured and scrapped. I don't think this is appropriate. Watch the regular season. Cousins ??played 30 games with the Warriors, averaging 16.3 points, 8.2 rebounds and 3.6 assists in 25.7 minutes per game, while averaging only 12.4 shots per game. What is this concept? If you give him the offensive weight and debut time of the Pelicans period, he can easily get 215 data.

If another team is willing to give Cousins ??a core position and sufficient playing time, believe it or not, he will still produce dazzling star data. It’s just that the current trend in the league is changing. This kind of inside running is not suitable for team building, and opportunities may not be easy to find. Let’s talk about Kobe again. How old was Kobe when he ruptured his Achilles tendon? He is 35 years old. How old was he when he returned to the so-called cliff in 2014-2015? He is already 37 years old. You must know that the Warriors at that time had already begun to run and bomb in the league. For a 37-year-old veteran, even if his Achilles tendon had not been ruptured, do you think he could still maintain his peak level?