Beijing time on December 27th, NBA ushered in a strong showdown in the Eastern Conference. The Brooklyn Nets, which have been in great shape recently, challenged the Cleveland Cavaliers away. This game also saw Nets star Kyrie Irving face his old club.

In the first quarter of the game, the Nets showed a strong desire to survive and high offensive efficiency. Among them, superstar Kevin Durant bore the brunt. He played the entire first quarter and made 4 of 7 shots, contributing 12 points, 3 rebounds and 2 assists. At the end of the first quarter, "Death" Durant hit a counter-attack three-pointer. As the ball fell into the bag, Durant's total regular season score reached 26,496 points. He also tied with Spurs legend Tim Duncan in one fell swoop and tied for 15th place in the NBA regular season total scoring rankings.

Midway through the second quarter, Durant faced the defender and hit two points with his signature pull-up shot, surpassing Tim Duncan. His total score has now reached 26,497, ranking 14th on the NBA regular season scoring list. Durant's offensive efficiency is extremely high this season. As long as he stays healthy, it is only a matter of time for him to score records