Alexander, you are too strong, Qiao Zhan s first record in history, you are tied today

The NBA has never lacked great players. Although the league's styles are different in each era and the styles of play and skills are also different, superstars can prove themselves in any era. On this year's NBA stage, Alexander completely proved himself. From being selected as the first team for two consecutive years to now being crowned as the regular season MVP, he has entered the ranks of superstars. Not only that, he was also a super-god performance in the playoffs this year. Jordan and James maintained the first record in history, and he also tied it today.

In the past few years, Alexander's growth rate has exceeded the expectations of the outside world. In George's big deal, Alexander was just a small role. After being sent to the Thunder, he also grew steadily. In the 22-23 season, Alexander averaged 31.4 points, 4.8 rebounds and 5.5 assists per game. He was selected for the All-Star stage for the first time in his career. He was also selected for the All-Star stage with his first-class scoring performance. Last season, Alexander averaged 30.1 points, 5.5 rebounds and 6.2 assists per game, and once again won the All-Star + Best Team honor.

By this season, the Thunders had completely transformed, and Alexander reached its peak. He played 76 games in the regular season and averaged 32.7 points, 5 rebounds and 6.4 assists per game. With his gorgeous personal performance, he won the title of scoring leader. Not only that, he led the Thunder to win 68 and lose 14 in the league. His personal performance and team leadership are impeccable. Alexander also beats Jokic, who averages triple-double performance and is crowned the regular season MVP. Before the playoffs started, many fans said that the Thunder were too immature and had no experience and did not go far in the playoffs. But after entering the playoffs, although the Thunder had ups and downs and experienced a tiebreak battle, they eventually advanced steadily and entered the finals stage. Throughout the playoffs, Alexander continued the performance that the super giant should have. He played in 18 playoff games, averaged 30.4 points, 5.6 rebounds and 6.8 assists per game, and his shooting percentage was 47.4%, and his offense and defense were first-class.

Not only that, Alexander has scored 30 points + 5 assists in a single game this year, and he also tied the historical record held by James and Jordan. Jordan and James did both 11 games with 30 points and 5 assists in the previous playoffs, taking into account both scoring and the top performance. Alexander, who is now questioned, scored 30+5 assists 11 times this year in the playoffs. It is enough to prove Alexander's strength.

The Thunder currently tied with the Pacers 1-1, with at least 3 games left in the series, so Alexander is likely to surpass James and Jordan and become the first person in history to score 30 points + 5 assists in a single playoff game.