The Boston Celtics are on a roll, having won four straight games to push their record to 14-9. With their win over the Los Angeles Lakers on Friday night, the C’s helped the Houston Rockets move up to the No. 2 seed in the Western Conference. After the Rockets beat the Phoenix Suns, former C’s center Kendrick Perkins issued a bold Kevin Durant take.

In his first season with the Rockets, Durant has remained as consistent as ever. In 18 games, Durant is averaging 25.2 points, five rebounds and 3.9 assists per game while shooting 50.2% from the field.

Early on against the Suns, Durant crossed the 31,000-point threshold for his career, becoming only the eighth player in the history of the NBA to reach that mark. When discussing the greatest scorers of all-time, Perkins surprisingly decla

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