Super rookie s magical 40 points subvert the situation, will the road to championship end heroically?

The atmosphere at the Thunder's home court is like a storm. Jaylen Williams roared after a fierce dunk, and the electronic screen in the venue showed a "40-point" number, which was dazzling - this 23-year-old player actually grabbed the spotlight of MVP Alexander in a crucial game in the finals and pushed the FMVP trophy into an unknown state.

Thunder launched an amazing counterattack in the fourth quarter. The Pacers had just chased the score to 93-95, and Jewe quickly made a three-pointer. Wallace then completed a fast break dunk, allowing the Pacers to make a pass mistake. In less than two minutes, Alexander scored 2+1 in a row, and then Jewe made a breakthrough, and the score instantly opened from 2 points to 11 points - the towel on the Pacers' bench could be wrung out.

Jewe's outbreak was not accidental. When eliminating the Timberwolves in the Western Conference Finals, his average of 21.6 points per game was hailed by the media as the "Perfect Second Head" but scored 31 points in the third game of the finals and another 28 points in the fourth game. Finally, he gave a high score of 40 points in the fifth game, which completely ignited the battle for Russia City. He made 14 of 25 shots, made 3 of 4 shots from outside the three-point line, and made 9 of 12 free throws. In the final stage of the game, Jewe scored key 8 points in a row. The live commentary frequently mentioned: "He is not a supporting role at all, he is a superstar!"

Alexander scored amazing data of 31 points and 10 assists - he scored more than 30 points in a single game in 10 consecutive home games, and such a result was unprecedented. But as he stood on the free throw line, fans began to shout "J-Dub! MVP!".

In the locker room passage, a team assistant coach whispered: "We knew that Jewish was good at fighting tough battles, but no one expected him to be so eye-catching in the finals."

The Pacers' defeat can be traced back to the moment Halliburton limped back to the locker room. The core guard with the ice pack wrapped in the right calf, scored only 4 points in 6 shots in the game, and even had no sports scores in the first three quarters.

Although Siakam contributed 28 points, 6 rebounds and 5 assists, McConaughey's 18-point substitute performance was also quite amazing, the team made a total of 15 mistakes, which gave the Thunder many scoring opportunities - using mistakes to score more than 25%, becoming the Thunder's magic weapon to win the game.

Russia is like a mist waiting for the light. In the regular season, he had a defensive efficiency of 104.7, which was the first in the league, and suppressed his opponent's three-point shooting percentage below 33.6%.

Although Homegren only contributed 9 points, 11 rebounds and 3 blocks, his defensive power in the penalty area allowed Turner to make only 5 of his 13 shots.

When the commentary mentioned that "When Chet switched to Siakam, the Pacers' offensive efficiency dropped by 12%," the thunderous atmosphere of applause on the Thunder's bench almost overshadowed the music.

The walker's locker room is silent at this moment. Halliburton wrapped his calves with an ice bag, and Carlisle's last-minute adjustment plan was hung on the tactical whiteboard - but this "multi-line fast break" system that once made the Knicks lose their rhythm in the game became powerless when facing the endless defensive changes of the Thunder.

What's even more cruel is the statistics: 74.2% of the teams that won the fifth game of Tianwangshan in the NBA Finals finally won the championship. An Indiana reporter sighed on social media: "When Jerwei scored 40 points in the finals, it was obvious that God put on a blue and white jersey tonight." The floor in the center of Paycom shook slightly. As fans counted down in unison, Alexander handed the game to Jaylen Williams with the ball.

The young player smiled and showed his tiger teeth. The electronic screen showed the score of "120-109", like a blue medal of honor - the light of the championship that Russia had always dreamed of, and it finally shone in the sky.