Invisible nuclear weapons awakening! Jaylen Williams used the Battle of Tianwang Mountain to tear the label of "Second Leader"

From the "wingman" to the "horseman" A subversive massacre

When the Pacers welded the defensive iron lock to death, they forgot that the Thunder still hid a poison-tempered dagger. In the G5 half, Jaylen Williams scored 16 points with 6 of 12 shots, a three-pointer, a breakout dunk, and a killing free throw - all the Pacers' defensive plans turned into powder in front of him. In the whole game, he scored the highest score in the game, and even ignited the Thunder's home court with a counterattack dunk in the first quarter, as if he announced to the league: "Pippen's script? I wrote it myself!"

Pacers coach Carlisle's deployment before the game was accurate, blocking the Thunder three-point line (G4 allowed the opponent to make 3 of 17 three-pointers), and cutting off Alexander's passing path. But he failed to calculate it - Jiewei's ball-holding blade has evolved into a strategic nuclear weapon. When Siakam was invisible at a critical moment in G4, he made 0 points, 0 rebounds and fouls in the final quarter, but Jewei made 11 free throws in G4 (career high) and scored all of them, carrying the banner of the Thunder counterattack with 27 points. This kind of ruthlessness of "You lock in super giants, I kill the whole audience" makes the so-called "Pippen's successor" argument seem ridiculous.

Underrated "anti-magic ball thugs"

In the era when the league is pursuing three-point shooting, Jiewei used the skills of classical forward guards to tear the battlefield, and the mid-range slaughterhouse. This season's regular season shooting percentage is 52.2%, three-point shooting rate is 42%, and free throws are 87.4% - the three shooting percentage is approaching the "180 Club", but rarely rely on three-pointers (only 3.7 shots per game). G5 only made two three-pointers in the first half, and the remaining 10 attacks were completed in the penalty area and mid-range, specifically picking the Pacers' hardest defense stabbing. The art of creating fouls, G4's 11 free throws were not a gift from the referee, but a reflection of his reading defense. The post-match statement of "matching the opponent's physical strength and finding the offensive position" is actually an open plot of "I know you dare not foul, so I just hit you in your hand." The striker's genetic awakening, the assist-turnover ratio in the finals was 1.7 (Alexander was 1.25), G5 had 3 assists and 1 steal in the half-time - When ESPN advocated that he "liberate Alexander" like Pippen, he ignored the orthodox point guard embryo who was originally from Santa Clara University: "When I was a child, this was always ignored."

The Thunder's real trump card is not talent, but "anti-human evolution"

Jewe's horror lies in the fact that he slapped the NBA star-making logic in the face with "high hegemony". The No. 1 pick in the same class, Chero, was the magician, who held the ball and made a big nuclear mark in the magic, but he was already in the finals with the 12th pick. When the scout report also said "armspan monster + 3D potential", he had already refined his technical shortcomings into killer moves. Zion Williams were addicted to violent aesthetics but lost to gravity, but Javi turned the 129 kilogram Zion Nightmare (the bones bear 1.8 times the impact force) into motivation - gaining muscle but not gaining weight, flying in the sky and hiding the ground is even more cunning. Tear the shackles of the "Second Leader" and the league hotly hyped the new king of "Alexander + Homgren". Jewe responded with 22.3 points, 5.5 rebounds and 4.3 assists per game in the finals: Three cores? No, this is a single-core twin-turbo!

Jaylen Williams' name never appeared in the MVP discussion, but it was exactly what he was deadly, and when his opponent was busy dissecting Alexander, he was slitting the game's throat with a poisoned dagger. The "Pippen theory" advocated by Windhorst is essentially the arrogance of the league. They always want to put shackles on geniuses, but forget that before Jordan's rise, Pippen was just a country boy in Arkansas. And Jiewei's G5 massacre night was just a new inscription carved in the basketball temple. Second leader? That was my title in disguise.

If the Thunder wins the championship, should FMVP be given to Alexander? Let’s take a look at the key points of Jiewei G4/G5! The most ironic truth of this era is that the data brush wears a crown, but the true god sharpens his knife in the smoke of gunpowder.