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This was Kevin Durant's exhibition that sets off alarms for the Cleveland Cavaliers

The legendary Suns player demonstrates great professionalism by offering his best version and crushing unrecognizable Cavs.

Kevin Durant, exhibition against Cavs. Photo: gettyimages

Many might think that at 36 years old and longing for the summer to leave Phoenix Suns, a team with no aspirations, Kevin Durant would let go for the rest of the season, but nothing could be further from the truth. Showcasing exquisite ambition, the legendary scorer continues to shine and worsen the crisis of a struggling Cleveland Cavaliers with four consecutive losses.

A compulsive scorer, a natural competitor, and an endless talent. Kevin Durant wants to continue making history in the NBA and has already climbed to the 13th spot on the all-time scoring list in the competition, with 10,506 points. He achieved this after one of those games that enhance his legend and highlight the mistake of a Phoenix Suns team that failed to capitalize on this genius to build a competitive team. The Arizona team achieved their third consecutive victory and continues to chase the opportunity to play in the play-in, a minimum goal for a player who amazed with 42 points against a struggling Cleveland Cavaliers.

- Durant deepens the wound of directionless Cavs and gives hope to the Suns

Kevin Durant scored in all possible ways, with four three-pointers and plays brimming with elegance and talent, but he was also able to dish out eight assists and grab six rebounds. He dominated from start to finish a game that keeps the Phoenix Suns in the tenth spot, tied with the Mavs and two games ahead of the Blazers. Almost single-handedly, he could overpower the Cleveland Cavaliers, where relaxation is starting to blend with apathy, risking squandering the huge advantage they had over the Celtics, who are now five games behind them.

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