Average of 32.7 points, and the league s first record! This is why he is qualified to win the MVP this season

NBA playoffs are in progress, and various individual awards this season have also been released one after another. Scoring king Thunder guard Alexander, rebounding king center Sabonis Jr., assist king Hawks guard Trae Young, block king Spurs center Vanbanyama, best defensive player Cavaliers forward Mobley, fastest-progress player Hawks guard Daniels, most key figure Knicks guard Brunson, best fighting award Warriors forward Chasing Dream Green, and best sixth-man Celtic defender Prichard. There is still another personal honor with the highest value and has not been announced, that is, the MVP this season. In fact, the suspense is not very big, basically Alexander. Currently, 42 voters have announced their first votes for the regular season MVP this season, with 28 votes for Alexander and 14 votes for Jokic, and no one else has won the first vote.

As early as the regular season, MVP competition pointed to Alexander and Jokic. Their data performance and dominance are the only two, which are ahead of other stars. There was originally an Antetokounmpo, and his personal data was also excellent. Unfortunately, the Bucks where Antetokounmpo is located, and the poor performance of leading the team is a flaw. In the competition between Alexander and Joseon Teacher, Jokic seems to have no chance of winning. On the one hand, the league wants to promote new players. Jokic is already a winner of three MVPs, and it will become very harsh to get this honor. In history, only Jabbar, Russell, Jordan, Chamberlain and James can win at least 4 MVPs. Jokic may be almost interested in joining them. On the other hand, the Nuggets and the Thunder have 18 wins this year, and Alexander's record is excellent. During the regular season, Alexander averaged 32.7 points, 5.0 rebounds, 6.4 assists, 1.7 steals and 1.0 blocks per game. His offense and defense are top-notch, setting a number of historical records. He has been averaging at least 30 points per game for three consecutive seasons, and his shooting percentage exceeds 50%. He is the first defender to be able to achieve in addition to Michael Jordan. He won 30+ in nine consecutive games against the top five teams in another division this season (a total of 10 mobile phone visits in the season), becoming the first person in history. Alexander has always been known for his stability in scoring. He may not score too high points, but he basically scored more than 25 points in each game. This season, Alexander has also developed explosive scoring power. He scored 50+ points in four single games, setting a new record of personal highest scoring, scoring 50 points, 8 rebounds and 5 assists against the Suns, scoring 51 points, 5 rebounds and 7 assists against the Rockets, 52 points against the Warriors, and 54 points against the Jazz.

Not only that, Alexander has also made great progress in outside shooting compared to the past few years. His three-point shooting percentage in the regular season reached 37.5%, and his average output of 2.1, setting a career high. In the past, his playing style was mainly based on classical middle distance, or hitting the basket to create damage. Now there is another three-point shooting method, which greatly improves his offensive ability. In the second round of the playoffs, Alexander and Jokic's direct conversation seemed to be Alexander's complete victory. Although the two teams currently draw 1-1 with a big score, these two games are actually crushing the Nuggets by the Thunder, and there is indeed a gap in strength between the two sides. In the second game, Alexander made 11 of 13 shots, scored 34 points, 4 rebounds and 8 assists, with an 84.6% shooting percentage.

played for only 30 minutes, and Alexander's plus-negative value reached +51, once again becoming the first person in history, breaking the NBA historical record of plus-negative player in a single game. On the other hand, Teacher Yo only scored 17 points in the whole game and was firmly locked by the Thunder defenders. In fact, Jokic has a very low price point, that is, he is prone to lose his temper in the game. If his teammates don’t play well, the team will collapse in an all-round way, and Jokic’s mentality will also explode, and he will move more and more on the court. As the team’s star, this is obviously not desirable and needs to manage his emotions well. On the other hand, Alexander seemed much more calm, which may be related to his experience in the league. He became a latecomer. He started as a role player in his early career and grew up step by step into the boss of the team, always maintaining humility.

54 points + 52 points + 51 points! The first person in history! This is why he can win the NBA MVP this season. When talking about Alexander, his teammate Jaylen Williams also said: "In my opinion, if he wants the ball, you usually pass the ball directly to him. This often works. He is selfless and he believes in the way we play. This is my third year of working with him. Trust is like this. It will continue to grow between each other. He understands that in order for everyone to succeed, he must trust us as much as we trust him. He has done a good job in this regard, so it makes it easy for us to play with confidence." Being able to gain the trust of his teammates also reflects Alexander's current leadership style. To date, the Thunder is undoubtedly the team with the most championship appearance. Do you think the Thunder can win the championship smoothly and start a new generation of blue dynasty?