5-On-5: Biggest Stars And Storylines Of 2014
J.A. Adande, Amin Elhassan, Tom Haberstroh, Marc Stein, Royce Young, Dec. 31, 2014, ESPN
Kevin Durant. The final quarter of the year hasn't gone his way, with a anxiety fracture in his foot and then a sprained ankle keeping him out of all but nine games this season. But his run from January into late May was very good adequate to trump all of that. Just take his January alone when he averaged 36-6-6. No, Durant didn't win an NBA title, but he had plenty of signature postseason moments, and there's no shame in falling to a historically good Spurs team in six games.
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Kevin Durant. The final quarter of the year hasn't gone his way, with a anxiety fracture in his foot and then a sprained ankle keeping him out of all but nine games this season. But his run from January into late May was very good adequate to trump all of that. Just take his January alone when he averaged 36-6-6. No, Durant didn't win an NBA title, but he had plenty of signature postseason moments, and there's no shame in falling to a historically good Spurs team in six games.
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