Win the championship point! Alexander sets a record 31+10 consecutively: infinitely approaching his first career championship + FMVP

On June 17, the G5 Thunder defeated the Pacers 120-109 at home in the NBA Finals, winning the championship point 3-2 in total. Alexander made 9 of 21 shots and scored 31 points, 2 rebounds, 10 assists, 2 steals and 4 blocks, and was in one offense and defense. He led the team with Jaylen in the last quarter to lock the victory 18-4. Alexander made his first career championship and his first FMVP. In the key game of G5 in the finals, the Thunder blossomed in the first quarter and the defensive end forced the Pacers to make 7 mistakes, leading to double digits early 32-22. Alexander made more than 7 minutes in the first quarter, and made 2 of 3 shots to contribute 7 points, 1 rebound and 3 assists. The Pacers core Haliburton made 0 of 2 shots in the first quarter without a single point.

In the second quarter, the Thunder not only continued to suppress the Pacers, but also expanded their lead. They led by 14 points 59-45 in the first half, and once led by as many as 18 points. Jaylen scored 10 points in this quarter, and Alexander scored 6 points in 1 of 3 shots, which obviously retained his physical strength in the second half. In the first half, Alexander made 3 of 6 shots and 7 free throws, contributing 13 points, 2 rebounds and 5 assists, leading the team to lead 14 points in the half; on the other hand, Halliburton made 0 of 5 shots in the half, and was also troubled by a calf injury and returned to the locker room at one point.

In the second half, the Thunder were recovered by the Pacers 28-34 in a single quarter. After the Thunder's lead was 8 points left. In this quarter, Alexander scored 9 points from 3 of 6 shots, and Jaylen Williams scored 13 points alone.

Alexander made a mid-range shot and assisted his teammates to hit a three-pointer. Then the Pacers continued to counterattack and chased to 2 points. Then the Thunder played dominant power on both ends of the offense and defense. Alexander and Jaylen led the team to a super offensive of 18-4. With 5 minutes and 05 seconds left in the game, the Thunder led by 16 points. The Pacers continued to resist to no avail, and the Thunder finally won the G5.

1. Alexander scored at least 30 points in home games in 10 consecutive games on the playoff stage, surpassing Chamberlain to enjoy the first place in history, becoming the longest player in the history of the playoffs to have a consecutive home game of 30+.

2. Alexander scored at least 30 points in a single game for the 15th time this year, continuing to set the first record in the Thunder team's history.

Alexander led the Thunder Finals to lead the Pacers 3-2, G5 defended his home game to win the championship point. As long as he won another game, he would win the first championship in 2017. Alexander made his first championship in his career and was also the first FMVP in his career. He is expected to win three MVP trophys in a row in a year.