Alexander was named the god, 72 points in 2 games + 9 consecutive games 30+, surpassing Iverson to Chamberlain

On the stage of the NBA Finals, there are always people who can shock everyone with an unexpected performance.

In the battle to defeat the Pacers at 123-107 at the G2 Thunder home, Thunder star Alexander became a "God of War" and led the team to chase the big score to 1-1 with an MVP-level performance, while also rewriting the NBA historical record! In this game, Alexander showed great aggressiveness from the beginning. On the offensive end, he was like an unsolved sharp blade, tearing open the Pacers' defense line again and again. In the whole game, he made 36 minutes and 26 seconds, made 11 of 21 shots, 11 of 3-pointers, 11 of 12 free throws, efficiently scored 34 points, 5 rebounds, 8 assists, 4 steals, and 1 block.

Whether it is the tough end after the breakthrough or the stable output of the emergency stop jump shot, the opponent is hard to defend. On the defensive end, he did not slacken at all, and repeatedly completed steals and blocks, building a solid defensive barrier for the team. After the two finals, Alexander scored 72 points together! This data directly broke the long-clogged historical record - Previously, the first two NBA Finals career scoring records were held by Iverson, with 71 points. Now, Alexander surpasses the legend with one point and wins this honor.

Not only that, his 9 consecutive games of 30+ in home games tied the NBA playoff record maintained by Chamberlain. Records after record were broken, and Alexander proved with his strength that he was one of the top stars in the league today.

At the critical moment of the game, Alexander's role was even more irreplaceable. When the Pacers try to narrow the gap and launch a counterattack, he can always stand up and stabilize the situation with scores or assists.

The Thunder hit a climax of 19-2 in the second quarter, widening the score difference to 23 points, and Alexander made an indelible contribution; every attempt at chasing points in the final quarter was also strongly responded by him. His existence allows the Thunder to always maintain the initiative on the court.

As the big score was equalized, the suspense of the finals became stronger and stronger. The next game G3 will move to the Pacers at home. Can Alexander continue such a hot state? Can he lead the Thunder to another away goal? I believe all fans are looking forward to the superstar's next performance.

After all, in Alexander, we will never know what kind of miracles he will create!