Durant talks about offense: You can’t just rely on me and Shen Jing. The more teammates get involved, the better.

November 10th: The Rockets reversed course and defeated the Bucks 122-115 in an away game. After the game, Rockets star Durant talked about the team's offensive issues in an interview with the media.

Reporter asked: "You started this game very efficiently, taking over four offenses in the first quarter and only taking one shot in the second quarter. I'm curious, how do you make the decision when it comes to whether to shoot or get other players involved? "

"I know I can shoot and score, and I know most people are looking at me, expecting me to score every time I touch the ball. But I'm Playing in a team, and in a good team. This team does not have a fixed offensive mode. We have players who can control the ball, and Smith also made some key goals. You know, the more my teammates are involved, instead of relying on me or Shen Jing every time, it will be better for our entire team."

In this campaign, Rockets star Durant played efficiently. He made 11 of 15 shots, 2 of 2 three-pointers, and 7 of 9 free throws in 37 minutes. He scored 31 points, 3 rebounds, and 7 assists, with a plus-minus value of +2.