Jiewei set multiple records with 40 points, and ranked among the legendary in one battle

In the finals, the Thunder is only one step away from the first championship in the team's history! On June 17, the Thunder defeated the Pacers 120-109 at home, and won the championship point 3-2 in total. In this game, a new star in the Thunder Formation burst out with dazzling light - Jaylen Williams (Jerwe) came down from the earth like a god, hitting a career-high 40 points in the playoffs, and capturing a series of dusty historical records!

The 23-year-old forward made 14 of 25 shots in 35 minutes of playing time, making arrows piercing the heart, scoring 40 points efficiently, while also contributing 6 rebounds, 4 assists and 1 steal. He is not only the second player in the history of the Thunder to score 40+ in a single game in the Finals after Westbrook, but also the only fourth player in the history of the team to score 40 points in a single game in the playoffs.

in the battle, he became one of the legends! Javi's explosion instantly wrote himself into the NBA's brilliant starry sky:

The sixth man in history: He became the sixth player in the history of the league to score 40+ in a single game in the finals in the first three seasons of his career. The list is full of stars, with the top five being George McCann in 1949, Jerry West in 1963, Rick Barry in 1967, Magic Johnson in 1980, and Wade in 2006.

Youngest scoring champion: Jerwei's name tied with Magic Johnson in 1982, Rick Barry in 1967 (3 times), Westbrook in 2012, and Jerry West in 1962, becoming one of the youngest 40-pointers in NBA Finals history.

The new generation of scoring machines: Jewish achieved a feat that only 5 players completed in the past 40 years - scored 25+ points in three consecutive finals! Before him, only Irving in 2016, Durant in 2012, Wade in 2006, and O'Neal in 1995 could achieve this achievement at the age of 25. The young Jewish is already standing on par with these legendary scorers! In the history of the finals, the shining of new stars often heralds the prologue of the dynasty. Magic Johnson's legendary performance in the Rookie Year Finals and Wade's 2006 God-like dominance performance have brought his team supreme honors. Now, Jewe scored 40 points in such a critical battle, not only ignited the enthusiasm of Thunder fans, but also made the entire league look at him. The finals are not over yet, but Oscar has seen the future! Jiewei's rise was like a thunder breaking through the long night, illuminating the road to the championship throne for the team. The Thunder, who has a 3-2 lead, is only one step away from creating a new era in team history. In the next battle, will the new Thunder King ascend the throne, or will the Pacers fight back? Javi and his Thunder had already held their destiny tightly in their hands.