NBA 2017-18: Top 10 Iso Scorers During the Regular Season

#8 Kevin Durant

Durant won the league's Most Valuable Player award in 2014.

Stats: 3.8 ppg on 44.7% shooting, 1.06 points per possession

Kevin Durant is an offensive monster. That's a fact!!

His near-seven-foot long thin frame has been defying all dynamics of physicality on the court, dribbling and going past defenders, only to emerge at the zenith before throwing the hammer down. His outside shooting is fueled by his tall frame which enables him to go for the jump shot whenever and from wherever he decides to.

There's really nothing much that a defender can do to put an end to his offensive barrage. He can dribble the ball down the court on his own, make the right pass, create drive-in lanes and rebound, all at the same time and in one possession if required. In December, when Curry was sidelined 11 games with a sprained right ankle, Durant averaged 28.8 points on 46.5 percent shooting, 5.4 assists and 8.2 rebounds to propel the Warriors to a 9-2 record, proving that he actually doesn't need a legit ball handler to run the offense. He can do so on his own.

He has always been poked for being an unrivalled iso scorer but not so good a leader. But the list here cares all about his isolated offensive abilities, and in that domain, he is at par with all that's required.