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What makes Kevin Durant, well, Kevin Durant, is that he never sees himself a finished product. Despite having one of the most unstoppable, most complete, most well-rounded offensive games in the world, Durant approaches every summer, every practice, every shootaround, every game, as an opportunity to get better at something.
He talks about “getting better every day” ad nauseum, almost to the point where it seems like he says it without even realizing it. Like it’s just his talking point. But it’s not. He genuinely is trying to get better every single second, every single day.
We’ve seen it since his rookie year. He’s improved his strength. Improved his ability to get open. Improved his handle. Improved his passing. Improved moving without the ball. Improved his vision. Improved his defense. His rebounding, his leadership, his finishing, his left hand. Keep Reading…








Thunder Player Power Rankings: Rolling
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The Thunder’s progression of the first quarter of the season year over year:
And here’s what looms this week: Home games against the Hornets and Kings. There’s a very good chance the Thunder are headed for their best start in Oklahoma City history. Keep Reading…