Kevin Durant would only need to play about 214 more games [until he’s 40] to tie Kareem for No. 2 in all-time scoring. KD said this summer that he wants to “play until I can’t no more. Just imagine...🤯 (h/t PolymarketHoops) Kevin Durant is already one of the greatest scorers the game has ever seen, and somehow he’s still adding to his legacy. Every season, defenses know exactly what’s coming, yet nobody can stop a 7-footer with guard skills, unlimited range, and one of the purest jump shots in NBA history. The consistency has been unreal for nearly two decades. Now imagine if KD stays healthy and keeps playing into his 40s. Climbing all the way to No. 2 on the all-time scoring list would be another historic achievement for a player who has already collected MVPs, championships, Finals MVPs, scoring titles, and over 30,000 career points. That’s the type of longevity only a handful of legends have ever reached. Whether he passes Kareem or not, Durant’s place among the greatest sc...