Friday, November 11th, 2011 at 1:28 pm  |  8 responses

Video: Kevin Durant’s Official Goodman League Mixtape

The best of KD’s ’11 summer in DC.

What more is there to say about Kevin Durant’s summer? He’s taken the lockout circuit by storm, delivering one big performance after another. Luckily, the good people at The Mars Reel have compiled every great KD moment from his play at The Goodman League in Washington, DC, all in one video. Enjoy!

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  • http://slamonline.com LakeShow

    Durant is much faster than he is given credit for. He’s not said to be a “superb athlete” but he is. He is maybe the fastest guy 6’10 or above in the L.

  • http://slamonline.com nbk

    Definitely Durant is the best athlete at 6’10″ or above (he’s actually a 7’0″ now according to his peers, atleast with shoes on he is) that 6’10″ was his height when he was 18.

  • http://slamonline.com LakeShow

    Glad you agree cause that’s not spoken of about him. He was listed and I think still listed at 6’9″. But I have stood next to him during his rookie year and dude was 6’10″ at least then. He was a inch or two taller than Nick Collison who is at least 6’9″. I would put Durant in the 7′ club in general terms because with shoes he is a 7 footer, but I like without shoes measurements.

  • http://Slamonline.com nbk

    Why do you like measurements without shoes? Lol they don’t play without shoes.

  • http://slamonline.com LakeShow

    Just seems less “up in the air.” Some shoes will give you half an inch. Others minus half an inch of another shoe. On your feet your always the same height. I would be 6’5″+ with shoes, but I have always said i’m 6’4 1/2″. Personal preference because of accuracy.

  • http://Slamonline.com nbk

    Makes sense. Just wonderin

  • http://www.slamonline.com Chubachuchi

    It just amazes me to see a 6’10 guy with handles

  • Hay

    This guy is…kinda a freak of nature. How can a guy that tall with long legs and arms can move that fast and so agile.
    Those NBA trainers done hell of a job, and great work ethic too for KD to be able to move like that.

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