Kevin Durant, the executor: this is how he wins the game against the Sixers

Kevin Durant has been riding the crest of the wave for 17 years. Maybe your primeas they now refer to the peak moment, were those crazy years with the Stephen Curry’s Golden State Warriors and company. But he never stopped being a lethal scorer and a natural match-winner. In the new course, it’s the same story. When Durant catches the ball, things happen.

In the great game between Phoenix Suns and Philadelphia 76erselevated it to the highest exponent. The match was tied, with 114-115 for the Sixers in the last minute, and Durant decided. The first detail was a launch house brand in which he made use of his lateral movements with bounce and an indefensible suspension. He put the Suns ahead, but there would be more.

Received again, this time within the final half minute. Guerschon Yabusele was hit, but Durant punished from a tackle based on keeping Philadelphia helps away. He converted it, winning the match 118-116. His Suns are going like a shot, with six wins and only one loss. Something that Philadelphia (1-5) suffered and sees from a radically different side.

When (Durant) received it I thought… “It’s over

Bradley Beal

Durant, as cause and consequence. His 35 points in an impressive 15/20 TC (70%). Plus six assists, four rebounds and a +9 every time he stepped on the court. Outstanding. “When he received it I thought… ‘It’s over’. It frustrates me when I don’t give it to him. I’m proud that he receives it,” confessed one of his best partners, Bradley Beal.

He is the same Kevin Durant as ever and he is as good as ever. To the 36 years old and 17 in the NBA returns for his own rights. Averaging 27.1 points per game at the start of the season, winning for the Suns who have a license for enthusiasm and have already beaten names like the Clippers, the Lakers and the Sixers themselves.