AI could never replicate these fr! 😴💯 (SWIPE) - The 2014 NBA season marked the peak of Kevin Durant’s individual dominance and remains one of the greatest campaigns of his career. With teammate Russell Westbrook missing significant time due to injury, Durant carried the Oklahoma City Thunder offense almost every night. He averaged 32.0 points, 7.4 rebounds, and 5.5 assists per game while shooting efficiently from the field, three-point range, and the free-throw line. His scoring ability was unmatched, as he recorded 41 consecutive games with at least 25 points, showcasing incredible consistency. Durant’s offensive game featured everything: smooth pull-up jumpers, deep three-pointers, explosive drives to the basket, and an elite mid-range shot. Standing nearly seven feet tall with guard-like skills, he was nearly impossible to defend. Beyond scoring, Durant became a more complete playmaker, creating opportunities for teammates and leading Oklahoma City to a 59-23 record despite injur...