Alexander MVP, no suspense! But his outrageous foul was criticized by domestic and foreign fans

It's all May 22, and the NBA finally announced the regular season MVP winner.

The result is no suspense.

Shay Gilgers Alexander was elected the Most Valuable Player in the 2024-2025 NBA regular season.

has said it before, and there is nothing wrong with him, after all, he has achieved the unity of data and performance.

This season, he represented the Thunder in 76 regular season games, averaged 32.7 points (leading league scoring), 5 rebounds, 6.4 assists, 1.7 steals and 1 block, shooting percentage of 51.9%, three-point shooting percentage of 37.5%, and free throw shooting percentage of 89.8%.

Its data tied for second in history with Jordan, becoming the second NBA defender who averaged 30+ points, 5+ assists and had a shooting percentage of over 50% in a single season (Jordan reached the 1988-89 and 1989-90 seasons).

The Thunder ranked first in the league with a record of 68 wins and 14 losses, setting a new team record (the original record was 60 wins in the 2012-13 season), and setting a record high per game in a single season in history. In terms of vote count, Alexander won 71 first votes (total score of 913 points), Jokic won 29 first votes (787 points), and Antetokounmpo ranked third (470 points).

All first and second votes were won by Alexander and Jokic.

This season, the teachers averaged 29.6 points, 12.7 rebounds, 10.2 assists and 1.8 steals per game. They ranked in the top three in the league in scoring, assists and rebounds, but they lost to the team's record. It's a pity.

For SGA, he is the first MVP of the University of Kentucky, the second MVP of Canada, the third MVP of the Thunder, and the seventh international player MVP of the NBA since 2019.

He is expected to sign a five-year, $380 million super maximum salary contract with the Thunder in the summer of 2026, with an average annual value of up to $86.5 million, becoming the largest contract holder in the NBA history.

If the Thunder successfully wins the championship this season, he will become the first player in the new century to win the scoring champion, MVP and FMVP in the same year.

The MVP was announced at this time point. Is there any explanation...

Although the regular season MVP has been voted long ago, it has nothing to do with the playoffs.

However, yesterday SGA's "main criminal" behavior just aroused public outrage from domestic and foreign fans and media.

He led the team to win with 31 points, but after the game, he scored only 3.1 points in a certain forum.

Wolves head coach Fincher bluntly stated that the players were frustrated by the penalty, saying: "SGA's whistle is completely different from other playoffs."

What does Brother Di evaluate? From the defender's point of view, this kind of dictator is really impossible.

Basketball, defense is passive, offense is proactive, SGA is too good at creating fouls through slight physical contact or active imbalance.

He went for a foul.

We don’t say that we have to distinguish between "high and low" based on the rules, but we must say that even Brother Deng has to call Alexander a master. There are probably several ways for Harden to commit crimes:

1. Through rapid change of direction and false action.

2. Take a step back and make three points.

3. Big loop, the arm swings greatly when shooting.

4. Lean your hands and feet forward.

5. Clamping arm.

Many times, the defender is really easy to be deceived and start. In this way, if you are a defender, what can you do? He rushes into you and falls to the ground, you foul.

A player who mainly relies on middle distance can have so many free throws...

I don’t know what everyone thinks, but yesterday I just shook my head, SGA, I can’t touch it.

It’s not that fans have changed the NBA logo after the game.

He won the regular season MVP, and he has strong abilities, so he has to be honest and deserved it.

But if you let me appreciate his way of playing, I'm sorry.

I still remember that Irving was going to fight Kobe alone and said this in the conversation clip:

"The first thing you do when you suddenly go in is to shout, referee, foul, young people, basketball is not like this."

Not only SGA, but many players in the league have this bad habit.

If it is this scale, Kobe may win 20 free throws in one game in the 208 Westbrook Final.

Because Bowen went for him... As a result, there were only 11 free throws in 5 games.

Alexander, you can get 7 free throws in 4 minutes...

Perhaps, the times are different.