Live Bar, November 26 -basketable Nets star Durant received a media interview today after training and talked about his career plan.

Durant surpassed Garnett in the game of defeating the Raptors on Thursday and rose to the 18th place in NBA history. When asked if he had a higher goal on this list, Durant said: “I never thought I would become the scorer of history. I have heard these requirements, especially in the early stages of my career. When I did something similar like James and Jordan, I found that in terms of scoring, I understood how difficult it was to maintain a high standard year after year and day after day like them. Many things are beyond your control. I just try to be the best of myself. No matter what happens, let nature take its course.”

When asked if he wanted to surpass him as a target, Durant said, “I have never thought so. I just want to do better every day, always maintain consistency in the player’s identity, and then see what will happen at the end of the road. So I am very grateful that I can wake up every day to play. What I want is to constantly make the technology better and then constantly increase my data.”

“This is what I expect every day. It doesn’t matter who exceeds or what record I break. That’s the way it is. I just want to be down-to-earth and play every night and then to be the best of yourself.”