Overtake Wade s letters! Yali scored 131 points in the first four finals, second only to Barry Iverson in history

In the fourth game of the finals, with Alexander's outstanding performance, the Thunder defeated the Pacers 111-104 and rewritten the big score to 2-2, not only avoiding the desperate situation of falling behind 1-3, but also tied with the Pacers and regained the home advantage. As long as you can win the Battle of Tianwang Mountain at home in the next game, the Thunder will still have a high probability of winning the championship.

Alexander once again showed his might, playing for 40 minutes, making 12 of 24 shots, including 1 of 4 three-pointers and 10 of 10 free throws, scoring 35 points, 3 rebounds and 3 steals. It is worth mentioning that the Pacers only scored 17 points in the last quarter, while Alexander scored 15 points alone, all of which were obtained at the critical moment in the last 5 minutes of the NBA Finals since 1971.

Alexander also scored 30+ in three of the finals, but only failed to score 30+ in the third game, but also scored 24 points. In the first four finals of his career, Alexander scored a total of 131 points, surpassing Wade (129 points) and Antetokounmpo (129 points), ranking third in history, second only to Rick Barry (165 points) and Iverson (141 points).

Alexander has averaged 32.8 points, 5.3 rebounds and 3.8 assists per game so far. The combined steals and blocks have also reached 3.8 times, with the shooting percentages of 48%, 35%, and 92% respectively in the three events. Except for Alexander, only Jaylen Williams averaged more than 20 points per game in the finals of this season.

The Pacers have no players averaging more than 20 points per game, and Siakam, who has the highest average score, has only 18.8 points, not yet Jervigou. However, as many as 6 players averaged double-point scores per game, while the Thunder only 4 players averaged double-point scores per game.

Since Alexander's personal performance in the finals far exceeds other players, as long as the Thunder can successfully win the championship, the FMVP is most likely his. Even in the history of the Finals, Alexander's performance this season has been very outstanding.

In addition, Alexander can average 30 points, 6 rebounds and 6 assists per game this season, and has scored 607 points in total. Except for Brunson (530 points), the other players are only Jewish (416 points) and Siakam (412 points) with a total score of more than 400 points. Alexander has also won 30+ 14 times, which is also the third highest single-season record in history.