40 points + 38 points! The league is the first, and the entire NBA is defeated! No wonder you can get the MVP

In this year's NBA playoffs, many stars' performances were impressive. For example, Halliburton. At the beginning of the regular season, Halliburton was a little slow to warm up, his shooting efficiency was not high, and his data also declined compared to last season. He not only missed this year's All-Star lineup, but was also selected as the most overrated star. However, in the playoffs, Halliburton began to awaken. Just looking at the average game data is actually very average. Until now, Harry averaged 19.4 points, 5.9 rebounds, 9.8 assists and 1.2 steals per game. However, what is really amazing is his organizational skills and key balls. As one of the few pure point guards in the active league, his ability to drive teammates to score is unique. Commenting on the value of a player, we cannot just look at how much he gets, but also how much he gives to others.

Antetokounmpo's performance in the playoffs was also quite amazing. He still maintained the highest average score per game for players in this year's playoffs, with an average of 33.0 points per game. Antetokounmpo has become the lone hero of Milwaukee. Unfortunately, the Bucks are no longer the same. The former core Holiday and Middleton left one after another, and the lineup configuration has been seriously aging. The original team during the championship, Lopez, Portis, Connaughton and others, the personal abilities of Lopez, Portis, Connaughton, etc., have dropped sharply. However, Antetokounmpo is still at its peak and is still leading the team to support it. After being eliminated this year, Letters also gave birth to the idea of ​​leaving the Bucks for the first time. Trying to join other championship teams to join him is indeed a better choice. In addition to Harry and the letters, like Jokic, Leonard, and Tatum before the serious injury, all performed well this year in the playoffs.

In addition, Alexander, the Thunder star, is also making a fortune in this playoffs, quietly amazing everyone. Why do you say so? Alexander actually has many bad points in the playoffs. First of all, he has not performed well in several games. For example, in the first round of Grizzlies, he only scored 15 points, against the Nuggets' G3 in the second round, and against the Timberwolves' G3 in the West Finals, he only scored 14 points. Maybe people have too high requirements for this new MVP, and it is normal for a few games to be sluggish. Moreover, the intensity of the playoffs this year is already very high, and the pace is so fast that it is flying. Like Jokic, he also scored 30% of the shooting percentage in several games, and scored only 20 points in a single game. Old-style stars such as James, Curry, and Harden were eliminated early.

So, we still can't just talk about it. Looking at the average data from the playoffs to the present, Alexander is still the top star in the league. He averages 29.5 points, 5.6 rebounds, 6.9 assists, 2.1 steals + blocks per game, and his real shooting percentage is 57.6%. The average of 9.0 per game ranks second in the league, and the average of 6.1 per game ranks first in the league. During the regular season, Alexander created many miracles, scoring 32.7 points per game ranked first in the league, with a plus-negative value of 12.1, and 50+ points in four single games, and is also the first in the league. After the Western Conference Finals, Alexander can be said to have beaten Edwards, the opponent's star. On the one hand, SGA's organizational connection ability has been significantly improved, and Huazi is almost a novice in this skill, and it is difficult for him to lead his teammates to score.

On the other hand, the key ball ability of the two is not the same level. Huazi lacks the stable scoring means, and Alexander's mid-range shooting is more stable, and he dares to take action at a stalemate. Finally, the biggest difference between the two is actually that they break through with the ball. Edwards breaks through like a rough guy, with no skills at all. He completely relies on his own athletic ability to attack the basket. This breakthrough method has not a high return rate and there is a great risk of injury. When Alexander breaks through, he is like a snake. He can easily expose his opponent's defensive intentions and use rhythm changes to score. This is why sometimes, Alexander seems to be more likely to foul. In fact, this is also his own ability. While having gorgeous breakthrough skills, his core strength is also very strong.

Although there are several relatively poor games, Alexander is not short of personal performances with high scores. So far, he has 10 games in a single game, ranking first in the league, scoring 38 points against the Grizzlies G4 and 38 points against the Timberwolves G2. In the latest game, he scored 40 points, 10 assists and 9 rebounds against the Timberwolves G4, becoming the fourth player in history to play at least this kind of data in the Western Conference Finals. After the first game with the Timberwolves, Alexander was labeled as a "free throw wholesaler" because of frequent fouls. The reputation took a sharp turn. Faced with such doubts, the referee did not favor him in the next few games, but he was still able to prove himself and defeated all the fans. 40 points + 38 points! The league is the first, and the entire NBA is defeated! No wonder you get the MVP.

When talking about being called a "free throw vendor", Alexander said: "When it comes to this label, I don't care. I have never cared about it. I used to punish much more balls than this season, because we are in the focus of people's attention, so this is more eye-catching... I think this is a kind of praise." I have to say that his psychological quality is also very tough, and he is also a cold-blooded warrior. His mentality will not collapse like some stars. Do you think the Thunder will win the championship this year? Is Alexander expected to be crowned two top personal honors of MVP+FMVP?