MVP Grand Slam + Championship! Durant Westbrook should not be dissatisfied, Alexander ends the suspense of the first person in the Thunder’s history!

On June 23, the NBA Finals ushered in a tiebreak battle. Alexander led the Thunder to defeat the Pacers 103-91 at home, thus defeating his opponent with a total score of 4-3, winning the first NBA championship in 2025 and even in the team history.

In today's game, Alexander played for a total of 40 minutes, making 8 of 27 shots, including 2 of 12 three-pointers and 11 of 12 free throws, scoring a total of 29 points, 5 rebounds, 12 assists, 1 steal and 2 blocks. Although the shooting efficiency is not very high, the assists set a new high in the individual finals.

In the post-match finals MVP selection, Alexander was elected as FMVP without any suspense. This is his third time winning MVP this season. He has previously won the regular season MVP and the Western Conference Finals MVP. It is no exaggeration to say that the NBA in the 2024-25 season belongs to Alexander, who completed the Grand Slam of honor for individual and teams.

After Alexander led the team to win the championship, a discussion became the focus of heated discussion between the media and fans, that is, is Alexander already the number one person in the Thunder's history? When discussing this topic, there are two people whose names have to be mentioned, namely former Thunder stars Durant and Westbrook.

Durant has played for the Thunder for a total of 9 seasons (including the 07-08 Supersonic season). During this period, Durant was elected as a regular season MVP in the 2013-14 season, was selected as the first team of the All-Series team 5 times, was elected as the NBA scoring champion 4 times, and was selected as the All-Star team 7 times. He led the Thunder to the Finals in 2012, but unfortunately he lost 1-4 to the Heat and missed the championship.

Westbrook has played for the Thunder for 11 seasons. During this period, Westbrook was elected as a regular season MVP in the 2016-17 season, twice selected as the first team of the Best Team, five times selected as the second team of the Best Team, and once selected as the third team of the Best Team. He won the league scoring champion twice, was elected the league assist king twice, was selected as the All-Star 8 times, and has achieved multiple triple-double per game in a single season.

Alexander currently plays for the Thunder for a total of 6 seasons. During this period, Alexander was elected as the regular season MVP for the first time this season, was selected as the first team of the league's best team three times, was elected as the NBA scoring champion once, and was selected into the All-Star lineup three times. At the same time, Alexander led the Thunder to return to the Finals after 13 years this season, and won the first NBA championship in team history and was elected as the Finals MVP!

can be seen that although in other honors, among other honors, Alexander currently cannot compare with Durant and Westbrook for the time being due to his few years of playing. But in terms of the most important personal and team honors, Alexander, a regular season MVP, has been on par with Dewey. Most importantly, he led the team to create a height that Dewey did not reach, that is, he won the first championship in the team's history!

In this regard, do you agree that Alexander has become the number one person in the Thunder's history? Welcome to give your opinions in the comment section.