US media commented on the top 10 singles kings this season: Durant s efficiency is the god of gods, and Alexander s no solution has caused heated discussion

When basketball returns to the most primitive one-on-one fight, who is the real singles king in the league this season? The latest list of top ten singles experts released by the US media gives the answer - 35-year-old Durant uses his historical efficiency to prove that he is still a god of death, while the new Thunder King Alexander subverts traditional cognition with his unsolvable performance. The most surprising thing about this list is not the ranking order, but the generational replacement signal hidden behind it. The post-00s star Chero, who was on the list for the first time, was amazed everyone with 229 singles and 0.97 points per round. His retro back-to-body skills were exactly the same as Anthony, but his passing vision was better than Melon. In sharp contrast, 39-year-old James still ranked fifth with 278 singles, but his efficiency of 0.92 points is at the bottom of the list, and the traces of time being carved on this 40-year-old man are becoming more and more obvious.

Technical flow master Irving uses the efficiency of 255 singles and 1.06 points to interpret what a work of art is. Before the point guard, who was less than 1.9 meters, had created countless famous scenes with a butterfly dribbling like a flower. And the more efficient one than him is the new Knicks King Brunson. The defender, who was a second-round pick, proved with 268 singles and 1.07 points that the sense of rhythm is far more important than absolute speed. Middle-distance craftsman DeRozan adheres to the old-fashioned basketball aesthetics. Nearly 80% of the 258 singles came from the elbow area. Although the efficiency of 0.94 points is slightly single, it retains the final romance of mid-range shots for this three-point era. The real throne battle unfolds between Durant and Alexander. KD scored the league's highest 1.16-point efficiency with 277 singles, and those pull-up jumpers that ignored double-teams made the defenders have to pray. But what is even more terrifying is the comprehensive evolution of SGA - the 533 singles league is second, with 1.10 points efficiency second only to Durant. Combining the terrifying balance of output and efficiency, the Thunder leader is redefining the limits of modern singles. When Harden dominated the production list with 673 singles but missed the top ten in efficiency, we may be witnessing the revolution in the art of singles from quantitative change to qualitative change.