Kevin Durant beats Kyrie Irving in the pair’s first matchup since they left the Brooklyn Nets this winter as Phoenix Suns’ blockbuster signing drops 37 points in 130-126 over the Mavericks
In the first matchup in three seasons as opponents, Phoenix Suns forward Kevin Durant took care of Dallas Mavericks guard Kyrie Irving in a Sunday matinee matchup.
After both stars were traded away from the Brooklyn Nets this winter, Durant showed up big-time in Texas – dropping 37 points, seven rebounds, three assists, and one block in the 130-126 victory.
The other three superstars on the floor also turned in big performances – with Durant’s Phoenix teammate Devin Booker putting up 36 points and ten assists, while Mavericks stars Irving and Luka Doncic dropped 30 points and 34 points respectively.
Suns forward Kevin Durant dropped 37 points and seven rebounds in a win over the Mavericks
Durant’s former Brooklyn teammate Kyrie Irving was on the short end, but put up 30 points
Fellow stars Devin Booker (L) dropped 36 while Luka Doncic put up 34 points in the loss
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