If Alexander wins the championship, can he surpass Westbrook and Durant and become the number one person in the Thunder?

Although the Western Conference Finals are not over yet, in most people's opinion, it is only a matter of time before the Thunder eliminates the Timberwolves and enters the finals. Even whether the Timberwolves can bring the game back to Minnesota will have to be a big question. Considering the Thunder's terrifying home record this season, they are very hopeful to defeat the Timberwolves in the next game, and finally sweep the Timberwolves with a 4-1 score and enter the finals. After standing out in the Western Conference Chaos, both the Pacers and the Knicks in the East seem to be difficult to pose a threat to the Thunder. After all, the Pacers are only fourth in the East, and it is difficult for people to believe that they can be defeated to the end. The Knicks have gone through many hard battles. Even if they can really reverse and enter the finals in the end, they may not have the power to fight back against the Thunder.

At this stage, perhaps we should start to believe that Alexander has a very good chance to lead the Thunder to win the championship this season. He himself has a high probability of becoming a star who has won both MVP and FMVP in a single season after James in 2013. This means that Alexander has officially entered the ranks of the top NBA super giants. Whether you like Alexander or not, you may have to admit that Alexander is becoming the current league appearance, and the Thunder may be the next Warriors team that the NBA wants to build. It is young enough and dominant, and is suitable to become the league's traffic guarantee after veteran superstars such as James, Curry and Durant retire.

Of course, for the Thunder and Alexander, there is no time to think about that far away. They are currently focusing on winning the first championship in the history of the Thunder. At the same time, an interesting topic has begun to be discussed. Apart from the supersonic era, the Thunder's team history is not long and his ancestors are not rich. Before Alexander, the two major MVP superstars in the history of the Thunder were Durant and Westbrook. It can even be said that these two are the top two in the history of the Thunder. Because Westbrook has been in the Thunder for a longer time and has better accumulated data in the history of the team, it is now more recognized that Westbrook is the first person in the history of the Thunder, and Durant is the second person in the history of the Thunder. So the question is, once Alexander leads the Thunder to win the championship this season and wins the FMVP, will he surpass Durant and Westbrook and become the first person in the history of the Thunder?

If you are involved in playing time and data accumulation, Alexander is definitely not as good as Westbrook and Durant, but in front of the toughest honor MVP in the regular season, the three of them currently have an MVP. If the Thunder cannot win the championship this season, then Alexander's team history status will definitely not surpass Durant and Westbrook. But once Alexander wins the championship, he will do what neither Durant nor Westbrook has done. And the value of the honor of the first championship in the Thunder team history is really too strong. Whether from an emotional perspective, or from a pure honor perspective, once Alexander wins the championship and MVP this season, even if his playing time and data accumulation is not as good as Durant and Westbrook, his team history status will definitely be able to catch up. Even if he doesn't say that he is more than two, at least it will be equal.

From a personal perspective, I think if Alexander really wins the championship, then at least in the summer discussion, in the eyes of most media, the Thunder's team status should surpass Westbrook and Durant, becoming the number one person in the history of the Thunder. After all, he actually won the championship for the Thunder. In terms of personal ability, I think the peak Durant and Westbrook are stronger than Alexander, but unfortunately the Thunder met the peak James and Curry at that time, facing the super Heat and the Warriors. Alexander and the Thunder have not actually encountered such a top team. It can only be said that sometimes they are really fate.