The total score of more than 600 points in a single season! Yali is the 9th player in active service, comparable to Jamdoku and Jokic s first player in the back

In the first four games of the finals, Alexander scored 30+ in 3 games, and scored a total of 131 points, and he averaged nearly 33 points per game. In addition to Alexander, only Jaylen Williams averaged more than 20 points in the finals, while no player averaged 20+ points per game.

is not just the finals. Alexander performed very well throughout the playoffs this season, playing in a total of 20 games, averaging 30.4 points, 5.6 rebounds and 6.3 assists per game. Among them, he scored 30+ in 14 games. He won two more times and tied the historical record of 30+ times in a single season playoffs jointly maintained by Jordan and Olajuwon (16 times).

Alexander's total score in the playoffs has exceeded 600 points, reaching 607 points. He is not only the only player with more than 600 points in the playoffs this season, but also the only player with more than 500 points. Besides Alexander, only Javi and Siakam scored more than 400 points, which was just over. They were almost 200 points less than Alexander.

The total score of the single season playoffs exceeds 600 points, not all players can do it. Before Alexander, there were only 8 players who had done this in total, namely James (3 times), Curry (2 times), Durant, Leonard, Antetokounmpo, Booker, Tatum and Jokic. The last one to do this was Jokic in 2023. He played just 20 games in the playoffs this year and scored 600 points.

Among them, it is particularly worth mentioning James in 2018 (748 points) and Leonard in 2019 (732 points), because they not only scored more than 600 points, but also exceeded 700 points. In history, there are only 6 players who can score more than 700 points in a single season in the playoffs, with the remaining four being Jordan, Olajuwon, O'Neal and Iverson. James also scored as much as 697 points in the 11-12 season, only 3 points away from reaching 700 points.

Theoretically, Alexander is expected to break through the 700-point mark this season, but even if he reaches the tiebreak in the finals, he will only have 3 games at most. Alexander must maintain his level in the first four finals and average at least 31 points per game to have hope of doing this.

Regardless of whether Alexander can score more than 700 points, his performance this season is already outstanding and he is expected to lead the Thunder to his first championship in the team history. For Alexander, the most important thing is not how many points you can get, or whether you can win the championship. Only by winning the championship successfully can these scores make sense.