PHOENIX — Picking a defining Kevin Durant highlight from his two-plus seasons with the Phoenix Suns isn’t easy. There’s much from which to choose.
In January 2024, he hit a winning jumper against the Chicago Bulls, hanging in the air like Michael Jordan. In February, he scored his 30,000th career point, a milestone only seven other NBA players have reached. Last month, he scored 19 fourth-quarter points to complete a rally against the Los Angeles Clippers.
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Durant has scored 3,887 points in 145 regular-season games for the Suns, never losing his legendary scoring touch, even as he aged. If he had a clean look, everyone assumed the result. For one recent
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