The last three goals, 1 blame, 1 cap, 1 iron shot! The most embarrassing MVP still hit Jordan?

On June 6, the last three attacks, one blame, one hat, and one iron shot, the most rare MVP in the NBA was born, and he still wants to be comparable to Jordan? He is not even as good as James.

Before this year's finals, Alexander, the Thunder's core core, was already hyped up, and many media are exaggerating him. If he can win the regular season MVP, the finals MVP and the scoring champion in the same year, he will be comparable to Jordan and become the greatest superstar.

But now it seems that you can surpass Jordan. He can't even surpass James, the second player in history, so don't try to hit the God of Basketball, because Alexander is really a superstar who can only hit the game. Facing the Pacers in this game, the entire Thunder led by 47 minutes and 59.7 seconds, only 0.3 seconds behind, but in these 0.3 seconds he was defeated by Halliburton. Halliburton has won 4 straight shots or tied his opponents in the playoffs, and this is the most reliable superstar.

In contrast, Alexander gave him all three attacks, but it was his ugly performance that led to his team being reversed and reversed. The Thunder all gave Alexander these three attacks. What did he play? First, he made his own breakthrough, singles against Nemhard, a mid-range shot who could kill the game, and this resulted in Halliburton's final shot that did not stop. The ball of life and death was really not as good as the opponent, and he was soft on the spot.

, compared with the next one, one hits and one goes. This gap is very obvious. Apart from this round, what did Alexander do in the first two attacks? Once, Jaylen Williams almost made a mistake, but it didn't score in this round, so it almost caused the team to lose the ball, which almost caused the disaster.

Who is the third attack against? Facing Nemhad's breakthrough layup, Sika made a big hat to make up for defense. In the last minute, Alexander made three key balls, one hit the iron and one threw the blame and the other was blocked. What did he do in these three rounds? Is this someone who can compete with Jordan?

If you really want to chase Jordan, at least you should have a performance like Halliburton at a critical moment. In the last 90 seconds of this year's playoffs, Halliburton's shooting percentage was 6 of 7 shots and reached 86%. On the other hand, Alexander didn't play in the finals and had already started taking out loans. Winning the championship and FMVP is such an inflated thing, even a dynasty team like the Warriors can’t do it. And it is worth noting that in this year's playoff Thunder, all the referees were on their side, 8-to-5 in the game, and the league was to take the MVP. As a result, I couldn’t beat the whistle all the way, so I really didn’t make excuses.