OKC Thunder: Kevin Martin has been one of NBA's most efficient offensive players

Martin has been one of the league's most efficient offensive players the past six seasons. Whether he is shooting from long range, penetrating or getting to the free-throw line, Martin converts.

He and Los Angeles Lakers center Dwight Howard are the only two active players averaging at least 18.0 points on 13 or fewer field-goal attempts per game in their careers.

Martin has ranked in the top 10 in free throws made in four different seasons and has gone 15 for 15 or better from the line eight times in his career.

Since the 2006-07 season, Martin ranks eighth among all NBA players in free-throw percentage (.870), ninth in free throws made, 10th in free throws attempted and 20th in 3-point shooting percentage (.380). By comparison, three-time scoring champ Kevin Durant ranks sixth, sixth, ninth and 35th in the same categories.

“He is a guy who has a great feel for the game, understands how to score, knows the league,” Thunder general manger Sam Presti said of Martin, who was part of a trade involving 2012 NBA Sixth Man of the Year James Harden.