MVP Alexander 34 points and 8 assists, stable output at critical moments

Alexander scored 34 points and sent 8 assists, and his outstanding performance completely covered up Halliburton's brilliance. At critical moments, this new MVP can always stand up and score points for the team, and when it is necessary to organize an offense, he can also flexibly adjust and activate his teammates.

After observing two consecutive games, it is not difficult to see that he has become the absolute core of the field, undoubtedly the most dazzling player, and is fully qualified to become the new signature of the NBA. Even without free throw opportunities, his performance is still impeccable. In contrast, Halliburton's performance in the first three quarters was a struggle, only scoring some points during garbage time. When the Pacers' team's offense was blocked and his teammates were looking forward to him standing up, it was disappointing that he failed to make a difference.

Obviously his ability is far from superstars such as James and Curry, and is far from meeting the standards of a true dual-energy guard. The first two games of the series have basically set the tone, and the Thunder remained ahead almost throughout the 96-minute game, with an absolute advantage. Now there is little suspense left in the victory or defeat, so let us congratulate Thunder in advance.