Kevin Durant hit Cleveland with Sharp Garland reality

Whenever you listen to Kevin Durant Talk about basketball, it’s interesting. One of the best players in the NBA, but it does nothing, especially, especially when the basketball is discussed. Got in fights with random fans and online media When we talk about basketball, which does not only include fans that insult it. That was recently true when you talk Darius Garland the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Durant recently joined the mind of the podcast games with Lebron James and Steve Nash. He discussed all kinds of things in the NBA and how the game developed. The idea of ​​smaller guards appeared and Darius Garland of Cavaliers used as a main example because it is a great player. Durant pointed out that the players will still go straight to it Because of his size.

Durant said on the podcast, “If you want to beat Cleveland Cavs, you go to (Darius) a wreath, most of the time.”

Garland size is a problem. He is 6 feet and 1 inch and weighs 192 kilograms, making it the smallest player of the cavalinc. It makes sense why teams would separate it, especially with Evan Moble, and Jarrett Allen down, as a dynamic Duo on defense.

For the prospect, he forwarded 1.2 theft per game last season, but it did not seem a lot of bumps to hit or with cavalirch blocks. If someone’s size Kevin Durant left after Garland, he could hit a hit, so the strategy they talked about on Podcast has a lot of sense.

Garland was a spot for a jump for a larger point to see smaller and fewer smaller guards enters the NBA. This is because they are obliged to defend, especially because the NBA has only become an insult only insult.

Height is not the only difference between a good and bad counsel. Chris Paul was one of the best defense guards throughout her career, but despite only 6 feet, he was one of his generation’s best players. We also saw that other smaller guards recently became good counsel, like Fred Vanvleet, Kyle Lovry and Mike Conlei, who everyone got up.

Durant’s comments Lebron James and Steve Nash are not directly digging in Garland, but more indication of how basketball players think when they move in the games against smaller guards like him.

Jake Faigus He graduated from the University of Arizona in 2022. years and stopped Catena Media, Playmaker, Draft, US today, Spike Up and Spotlight Sports Group. It also writes for sports news and works on iHeartmedia in Phoenik.