Season 18! Durant s shooting statistics: 2 shooting percentages are impressive!

Although Durant is about to be 37 years old, and next season is his 19th season in the NBA, if Durant doesn't look at his age, then with his data performance and competitiveness on the court, maybe many people will regard him as a player in his 20s. After all, although he failed to enter the playoffs last season with the Suns, Durant's personal performance, personal performance and even personal data are all fine. We can see that last season, Durant averaged 26 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists per game, and he averaged one block per game.

And according to statistics, Durant's shooting percentage last season was extremely impressive. The Rockets' data media "Rockets Sleeper" updated a set of data, showing the shooting distribution chart of Rockets superstar Durant last season. The US media also wrote: "For any Rockets fan who has not yet realized how efficient Durant is in scoring on the court, Durant shot 57.4% from two-point shooting percentage and 43% from three-point shooting percentage in his 18th season of his career." This is almost unlikely for a forward who is 37 years old and has basically entered his twilight years of his career. The US media exclaimed directly: "This is outrageous."

So the Rockets can get Durant is the best deal. Maybe the Rockets gave future star Jaylen Green a little loss, maybe Dillon Brooks was traded to the Suns by the Rockets, which made it difficult for many fans who have feelings for Dillon to accept, but in fact Durant's arrival has actually changed the Rockets' appearance and overall competitive state. Last season, the Rockets were an invincible team with offensive but attacking 10,000 people. If the Rockets could be more accurate on the offensive end, if Jaylen Green could be more reliable, maybe in the first round of the playoffs, the Rockets would have advanced long ago.

So although Durant's arrival will increase the Rockets' average age, the Rockets' offensive shortcomings will no longer exist, because if Durant can, he is fully capable of averageating 35 points per game, and Durant's beautiful data is not made. He does not rely on high shooting numbers to accumulate these data, but has an extremely high shooting percentage. Just like the set of data we just saw, Durant's two-point shooting percentage reached 57% last season, and his three-point shooting percentage reached an exaggerated 43%. He is both the best scorer in the league and one of the best shooters. The Rockets exchanged these chips for Durant, which can be seen as very worthwhile. After all, if Jaylen Green and Dillon are left in the team, the Rockets' lower limit is probably the top four in the regular season Western Conference, but the Rockets' upper limit is not high in the playoffs, and the Warriors will already make the Rockets miserable. This is the Rockets' previous problem. After Durant arrived, the Rockets' offensive weakness was solved directly. After all, Durant's two very impressive hit percentages last season would not be lie.