Episode Details

Episode 18 of Basketball Now & Then showcases a scoring spectacle between Kevin Durant and Dominique Wilkins, two forwards who turned buckets into an art form. Different builds. Same result. Points, and lots of them.

The hosts break down how Wilkins attacked with power, explosiveness, and relentless scoring aggression, making him one of the most feared offensive players of his time. Then there’s Durant, a modern scoring machine who blends length, touch, and effortless shooting from anywhere on the floor. Similar mindset, different tools. One overwhelmed defenders with athletic force, the other glides past them with skill and precision.

What ties them together? Pure scoring greatness. By connecting Wilkins’ high-flying dominance to Durant’s all-around offensive mastery, Basketball Now & Then continues to bridge generations, proving that elite scorers, no matter the era, always find a way to take over the game.

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* With our classic episodes and legends series, we compare basketball players, not necessarily to see who is better, but to juxtapose their basketball journeys for the enrichment of the game.