On January 15th, Beijing time, the Atlanta Hawks faced off against the Phoenix Suns, with the Suns ultimately falling short in a 117-122 defeat. Suns forward Kevin Durant was in excellent form, his shooting hot as he repeatedly made mid-range shots, helping the team overcome a 12-point deficit to take the lead. However, in the final quarter, the Hawks capitalized on their superior offensive play to defeat the Suns. In this game, Durant's performance was comprehensive, scoring 31 points, 9 rebounds, 6 assists, 2 steals, and 2 blocks, and also setting a new historical record, becoming the seventh player in NBA history to achieve this feat in 78 years. During the first half of the game, Durant's shooting was extremely hot. For example, when facing this year's number one draft pick, Lissa Xie, in the low post, he easily scored a 2+1 highlight goal. By halftime, Durant had already accumulated an impressive 13 points, 4 rebounds, 2 assists, and 2 blocks. Despite this, the Suns remained behind on the court. Now at 36 years old, Durant still carries the heavy responsibility of the team on his shoulders alone. However, the team's recent situation has been less than ideal, with their ranking slipping from the top of the Western Conference to hovering around the 10th place in the play-in tournament. It is not difficult to see that this veteran is filled with unwillingness, determined to prove that he still possesses the ability to lead the Suns to victory! Sure enough, entering the third quarter, Durant's state exploded, unleashing a full offensive…