Who can believe it! A undrafted player, played as a substitute last year at the bottom of the fish, and this year he averaged 15 points in the finals

The dragon has nine sons, each with different differences. Some people are awesome in the regular season, but nothing is true in the playoffs. Some people are so silly in the regular season, and they are so crazy about the playoffs. They are talking about the great god below. Alex Caruso, who lost draft in 2017, averaged 7.1 points per game in the regular season, averaged 9.6 points per game in the playoffs, and averaged 15.5 points per game in the finals. Whether it is explosive or not, is powerful or awesome.

After the regular season, Caruso is not worth 80 million. After the Western Conference Finals, Caruso is definitely worth 80 million. After the finals, Caruso is definitely worth 80 million. After the finals, Caruso is estimated to be worth at least 100 million!

The finals have been played until now, Caruso will definitely pinch himself from time to time. I can't be dreaming! After all, last year, the Bulls were playing as a substitute at the Living Dead Grave Bulls, and this year they played directly in the Finals with the top tycoon Thunder.

Caruso is not only playing in the finals, but also in a very good state. Looking at the following three numbers, I have to say that Caruso was born for big scenes!

1, 15.5

averaged 15.5 points per game in the finals, second only to Alexander and Jaylen Williams, and was higher than the third-in-commander Homgren. Not only did he score more points, he also had a high shooting percentage, with a shooting percentage of 47.4%, higher than the regular season 44% and the playoffs 46%.

2, 2.5

averaged 2.5 three-pointers and a three-point shooting percentage of 41.7%, higher than the regular season average of 1.1 and the playoff average of 1.8.

3, 40%

In the finals, facing Caruso's defense, the opponent's shooting percentage is 40%, including Sika's 2 of 6, Nemhard's 1 of 4, Halliburton's 0 of 3, defender, forward, center, as long as he is a man, Caruso can defend everything.

Although the finals scored 1-1, although the Thunder lost their home advantage, and the Pacers were extremely tenacious, it should be a foregone conclusion that the Thunder won the championship this year!

First of all, Alexander was too powerful. In the two finals, Alexander scored 38 points in one game and 34 points in one game. No one can defend against the main one. The Thunder's basic board is really too stable.

Look at the Pacers, although Halliburton won the best, he averaged 15 points in the finals. Although Sika is the MVP of the Eastern Conference Finals, he averaged 17 points in the finals. The two people and Alexander are really not on the same level!

Secondly, the Thunder is not the Knicks. The Pacers can use wheel battles to kill the Knicks, but when they encounter Thunder, the mute eats Coptis, and they can't say anything about it. There is no way, the Thunder's wheel is more powerful than the Pacers! The Pacers rotated 10 people, and the Thunder directly rotated 11 people, the road is one foot taller, and the demon is one foot taller!

Finally, the Thunder lost in the first game, and the coach played fancy games. There were obviously two big centers, so they insisted on playing five smalls with the Pacers. Fortunately, they stopped the loss in time in the second game and completely gave up five smalls, either two centers, or one big and four smalls. The walkers can't do anything at once!

Two finals, the Thunder led by 95 minutes and 59 seconds. In the first game, the Pacers stolen. The Thunder will definitely not be stolen again, either 4-1, or 4-2. The Thunder's new third young man can win the championship!

Imagine the mood of the third young master of the Thunder. Harden and Westbrook have not won the championship yet. Although Adu won two championships, he is now in a state of nowhere to rely on.

Fans, is the Thunder’s winning the championship stable? What is the probability of winning the championship? Is there any possibility of a turnaround from the Pacers? Can the Thunder establish a dynasty like the Warriors?