Kevin Durant is easily one of the most successful players in the National Basketball Association today. The two-time NBA champion, two-time NBA Finals Most Valuable Player, and ten-time All-Star is also one of the oldest active players in the league. At 32 years old, Durant is in the twilight of his career, and it’s no surprise that he's still dominant enough to compete at the highest levels.

Durant’s age is actually a major asset for his team, the Brooklyn Nets. As one of the oldest players, he is a veteran presence for the younger players, able to lead by example while teaching them the ropes on the fly. He is a source of mentorship to up-and-coming stars like Kyrie Irving, Spencer Dinwiddie, and Caris LaVert, to name a few. This not only helps Brooklyn’s current squad succeed on the court, but also for the team’s future when Durant’s career eventually ends.

Durant is also able to remain productive even as he ages, due in part to his experience and knowledge of the game. He is able to read the floor and take certain shots and