No doubt the kid Kevin Durant is a scoring machine. For those who were not convinced in the past, perhaps this 13'-14' season has reshaped their opinion. Durant tops Michael Jordan this year for consecutive 25 or more points in a game with over 40. With the season still going, Durant has the chance to push that streak and enter in the realm of Oscar Robertson and Wilt Chamberlain. In fact, with the amount of games left in his season, Durant has the chance to exceed Oscar Robertsons streak, putting him second behind Wilt Chamberlain (who has a record of 80, just shy of a full season). The former #1 draft pick has not only demonstrated that he can score, and in bunches. This season he also proved his versatility, averaging over almost 8 rebounds and almost 6 assists per game, and of course the 32 point per game cherry on top.
