Alexander scored points + three MVPs, US media: Historical star ranking surpasses Harden and Westbrook

103-91, the Thunder defeated the Pacers at home and won the championship with a big score of 4-3! The suspense was gone when Halliburton stepped down in injury. There is a gap in strength, the referee is unfair, and the core is injured. No matter how you fight, they are all from Thunder, and they can't win at all, so they are very powerless. The Pacers are very resilient and never gave up on the competition. Although they lost, they won everyone's respect and are absolutely honored even if they lose. The Thunder is indeed the stronger side, but some of their playing moves have indeed caused controversy and made everyone dissatisfied. This is also the reason why fans criticized the Thunder after the game. They believe that it is the champion with the lowest value. I wonder what everyone thinks?

No matter what, the winner is the king, and the Thunder wins the championship is a fact. As time goes by, people will only remember the championship, and as Kobe said, the second place is the number one loser.

After the award ceremony, the Thunder won the championship trophy and celebrated crazyly. This is the first championship in the team history and is of great significance. There is no suspense about the FMVP trophy, and the team's core Alexander deserves to be elected.

Alexander's seven games can be said to have performed every game, very efficient and stable, and when there are no particularly bad things, except for the flaws in the sixth game. The flaws do not hide the merits. Overall, Alexander is undoubtedly the best player in the team. Some people may question the championship, but FMVP, Alexander is almost unwilling to accept it.

Alexander has a great harvest this season, a season of becoming a god: the best player in the regular season, the scoring champion of the regular season, the best team, the Western Conference MVP, the finals MVP, the championship trophy, and the number one person in history (Jordan has no division MVP). In NBA history, only Jordan (4 times, 1991, 1992, 1996, 1998), Jabbar (1971), O'Neal (2000) and Alexander (2025)

Therefore, the US media believes that Alexander's historical status has surpassed Harden and Westbrook, and he is also the first person in the history of the Thunder.

I wonder what you think about this?