Who is SGA? Will he be the next superstar?

SGA was originally named Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. Because his name is very long, people habitually call him SGA. SGA was born in 1998 and was selected by the Charlotte Hornets in the first round in the 2018 NBA Draft, and was immediately traded to the Los Angeles Clippers. After only one year of stay in the Clippers, SGA was packed and sent to the Thunder in order to get All-Star player Paul George. In the view of then-head coach Rivers, SGA will become a superstar in the future. Looking back at this deal, the Clippers have indeed suffered heavy losses.

In the summer of 2019, in order to get Paul George, the Clippers paid 9 for 1 to get George, including Alexander. Although Alexander spent only one year with the Clippers, Rivers had a high opinion of him, Alexander performed well in his rookie season, had a good personality, and he wanted to be coached. Unfortunately, he failed to continue playing for Rivers as he wished. However, after coming to the Thunder, Alexander had a longer playing time, and he was the future of the team in the Thunder.

After several years of training, SGA has now firmly taken the position of the Thunder as the main defender, and the name Alexander has attracted more and more attention. With the Thunder's emergence this season, Alexander began to be discussed by more people, and some even began to think that Alexander has a chance to compete for MVP this season, and Alexander has the potential to become the next basketball superstar.

So far this season, Alexander has played in 31 games for the Thunder, averaging 31.4 points, 5.7 rebounds and 6.4 assists per game. 31.4 points are currently ranked third in the scoring list. In addition, Alexander averaged 2.6 steals per game, ranking first among all players, and he is also the only player to average more than 2 steals per game. Under his leadership, the Thunder currently ranks second in the Western Conference with a record of 23 wins and 9 losses, and the team is fourth in the league.

In the past December, Alexander averaged 32.6 points, 5.5 rebounds, 6.7 assists and 3.3 interruptions in December. He has become a candidate for MVP. In the latest MVP ranking, Alexander ranked among the top three MVPs. Based on Alexander's current state and the team's excellent record, Alexander has a full chance to win the regular season MVP trophy at the end of the season.

Alexander plays as a shooting guard. Since high school, SGA has demonstrated outstanding basketball talent and scoring ability. During college, he joined the University of Kentucky, where he became the core of the team. He averaged 14 points, 4 rebounds and 5 assists per game in his college career, and led the team to the top 16 in the NCAA. After entering the professional league, he gradually grew into a highly-watched basketball star with his unique basketball style and super scoring ability.

Alexander is attracting more and more attention from the outside world not only because of his outstanding basketball talent, but also because of his impressive performance in the game. His dribbling skills are excellent, and he can easily break through his opponent's defense and create scoring opportunities. At the same time, he also has accurate three-point shooting ability, making the opponent unable to defend. In addition, SGA is always full of fighting spirit in the game and can stand up at critical moments to help the team win. It is precisely because of these characteristics that SGA is hailed as one of the most promising new stars in the NBA today.

In a regular season game ended this morning, the Thunder defeated the visiting Celtics at home. You should know that the Celtics have recently achieved outstanding performance of 6 consecutive victories, and the Celtics are currently ranked first in the league and still have absolute strength. In Russia, the Celtics did not win the game as they wished. In front of the Thunder led by Alexander, the Celtics were defeated by the Thunder in the third quarter. In the whole game, Alexander played for more than 36 minutes, scoring 36 points, 6 rebounds and 7 assists in the game, helping the Thunder successfully defeat the league's No. 1 Celtics at home.

As Alexander led the Thunder to achieve good results and his personal performance became better and better, he was more and more concerned about the outside world. Alexander is a young and promising player who has performed well on the court. He has excellent skills, speed and scoring skills, and a strong sense of competition. Although the Thunder did not make the playoffs last season, Alexander has shown his talent and potential and has become a highly-watched player.

So, is it possible for SGA to become the next superstar? Judging from the current situation, this is very likely. First of all, SGA has outstanding basketball talent and strength, which is the basis for becoming a superstar. Secondly, he is always able to play his strengths in the game and demonstrates his strong scoring ability and fighting spirit. Finally, SGA's performance on the court has become more and more outstanding, and has received more and more attention and support. If he can continue to maintain such a state and performance, I believe that in the near future, he will definitely become a dazzling star in the basketball world.

To become a superstar, Alexander also needs leadership and teamwork. He needs to learn to lead the team better, stand up at critical moments, and build good partnerships with other players. Only through continuous efforts and accumulation of experience can Alexander become a true superstar.

Overall, SGA is a basketball player with great potential and strength. His outstanding performance and continuous improvement have made him the focus of attention. Although the future is full of uncertainties, as long as SGA can continue to maintain its efforts and progress, I believe he will be able to achieve more brilliant achievements in the basketball world. We look forward to him continuing to show his strength in future games and bringing more exciting games and memories to fans.