Alexander won the MVP of the Western Conference Finals! Great miracle catches up with Jordan, even a strong James can t do it

On May 29, in the last game of the Western Conference playoffs, Alexander was really invincible. He directly won the MVP of the Western Conference Finals, and chased Jordan with a great miracle. James would never do it.

Alexander finally made it through. At the age of 27, he led the Thunder to the finals and created the only achievement after the Third Young Master of the Thunder. In the ending game of the series, Alexander scored 34 points, 7 rebounds and 8 assists, maintaining his efficient performance as usual. He averaged 31.4 points, 5.2 rebounds and 8.2 assists per game in the Western Conference Finals. It should be said that he deserves the MVP of this Western Conference Finals. He is the strongest in both data, leadership and role.

The most important point is that with their promotion, Alexander has also achieved great honors. He became the first player after Jordan, which is an achievement that James can never do. The third young master of the Thunder had never done in this team.

With another outbreak of Alexander, the MVP of the Western Conference Finals was obtained, and he was only one step away from his personal honor Grand Slam this season, which was the FMVP of the finals. If he can win the MVP in the Finals again, he will take off completely because this year he is already the MVP in the regular season, with the scoring champion and the MVP in the Western Conference Finals.

If you win the finals MVP, you can imagine that if the Thunder wins the championship, they will have a great chance of winning the championship. If they really defeat it, the Pacers who came up to win the championship is very likely. He is indeed able to achieve one of Jordan's achievements after that, winning the regular season's most valuable player, scoring champion and the most valuable player in the finals in a single season.

At least James has never achieved such a success, because he has only won the scoring champion once, nor has he completed the honor like Alexander. It would be amazing to be able to achieve Jordan's subsequent achievements. It can definitely be said that Alexander is the first player in the league and is a signature player, right? Isn't this data strong enough? Not to mention that James can't do it, even the third young master of the Thunder can't do it. The third young master has entered the finals, but he has won the MVP and scored the scoring champion, such as Durant and Westbrook Harden, who have done it separately. If they reach the finals, the Thunder's regular season match against the Pacers swept the opponent. Who said they are not likely to win the championship?

Of course, Alexander still needs to be wary of a record. The regular season MVP in the past five years has not been able to win the championship. Jokic Antetokounmpo has had these experiences, but they all failed. So he has to break this curse this year, and then let himself be completely comparable to Jordan and become the real No. 1 person.