Kevin Durant Achieves Unique NBA History With Rockets
Kevin Durant has made NBA history by being named to the All-NBA Second Team while playing for the Houston Rockets. This achievement marks the sixth time he has been selected to the All-NBA Second Team, adding to his previous six First Team selections. Notably, Durant is the only player in league history to earn All-NBA honors with five different teams.
- ▪Kevin Durant joined the Houston Rockets from the Phoenix Suns in search of a championship-contending team.
- ▪Despite being sidelined by injury during the postseason, Durant's strong season earned him a spot on the All-NBA Second Team.
- ▪He is the only player in NBA history to make an All-NBA Team with five different franchises.
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