Want to grab FMVP? Jewe scored 40 points in 35 minutes to set a finals record

In the finals G5, the Thunder defeated the Pacers 120-109 at home to win the Tianwang Mountain game, with a total score of 3-2 and won the championship match point.

Jaylen Williams was in a very good state. He played 35 minutes and made 14 of 25 shots to score 40 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists. The Thunder won 14 points on the court. 40 points set a new high in Javier's playoff career, with the highest score of 34 points against the Nuggets.

In this game, Jiewei attacked the basket fiercely, and most of the attacks were concentrated in the paint area and the reasonable collision area. The Thunders got an 18-point advantage early, but with McConnell and Siakam playing, they once caught up to 93-95 in the fourth quarter. At the critical moment, Jiewei hit a three-pointer, and then he broke through continuously to widen the gap to double digits, and finally defeated his opponent.

It is worth mentioning that Jewe scored 40 points in just 35 minutes, which is the least time-consuming 40 points in the finals. Previously, Giannis Adetoconbo and Kobe Bryant scored 40 points in 38 minutes. Javi is also the second player in team history to score 40 points in the finals, and the other is Westbrook.

Jewe averaged 31 points and 6.3 rebounds in the past three games. No wonder the good media called out that Jewei wanted to grab the FMVP.