Official announcement! FMVP list update, Alexander sets a god-level record, Cardinal is so fragrant

The NBA Finals are in full swing, and the Pacers and Thunder are 1-1, and the Pacers successfully steal home advantage on the away game. ESPN updated the forecast of the finals G3 winning rate, with the Pacers only 45% and the Thunder reaching 55%. Rather than saying that this is disrespect for the Pacers, it is better to say that the Thunder showed too obvious advantages in the first two games of the Finals - in 96 minutes of two games, the Pacers only led by 0.3 seconds, which may be the real gap between No. 1 in the league and No. 4 in the Eastern Conference. In addition, there are many new developments in the NBA Finals, let’s take a look.

NBA officially announced the second FMVP list of the Finals, as follows: Alexander rose to the top (2nd in the last issue), Halliburton ranked second (1st in the last issue), Caruso jumped to the third place (not on the last issue), Jaylen Williams ranked fourth (not on the last issue), and Siakam fell to the fifth place (not on the last issue). It is worth mentioning that Dortmund, who ranked fourth in the last issue and Nemhard, who ranked fifth in the last issue, did not appear on the list this issue.

Alexander replaced Halliburton and led the FMVP list, and deserved it! After finishing the first two games of the finals, Halliburton averaged 15.5 points + 6.5 rebounds + 2 assists + 1.5 blocks per game. The Pacers succeeded and lost to Halliburton! In contrast, Alexander, his ability to provide security is becoming stronger and stronger, both stable and ruthless! In the two finals, Alexander averaged 36 points + 5 rebounds + 5.5 assists + 3.5 steals +, with a shooting percentage of up to 49%, a three-point shooting percentage of 40%, and a free throw shooting percentage of 90%. Even Pacers coach Carlisle couldn't help but sigh: Even though Alexander hadn't boarded the plane, he would definitely get more than 30 points in the end! At the same time, Alexander created several god-level records.

According to statistics from the NBA official website, Alexander scored 30+ in 13 playoffs this year, ranking first in the team's 30+ times in the single season playoffs, surpassing Durant (11 times). At the same time, Alexander scored at least 30 points + 5 assists in 11 single playoffs in a single season, tied with Jordan and James to tie for the first place in history. He only needs to do it once in this round of the finals to surpass James and Jordan and rank first in history. In another statistics, Alexander has scored 30+ in nine consecutive home games in the playoffs, tying Chamberlain's historical NBA record, which may be rewritten by Alexander soon. What's even more amazing is that in the two finals, Alexander scored a total of 72 points, surpassing Iverson in 2001 (71 points), setting a new record in NBA history. Even the strongest, such as Jam Duku, had not been able to do it.

Caruso is just the super sixth player of the Thunder, but he can jump to third place in the FMVP list, which is also well deserved! After two games in the finals, Caruso scored a total of 33 points + 9 rebounds + 3 assists + 3 steals + 2 blocks + 5 three-pointers, with the total score as many as Halliburton (14 points + 17 points) and Turner (15 points + 16 points). At the same time, Caruso is also trustworthy on the defensive end. According to statistics, when Caruso defended Sika and Halliburton in the finals, the two hits only 22%, among which Sika made 2 of 6 and Halliburton made 0 of 3! In the words of Dream Green, Caruso is the third most important player in the Thunder. He has won the championship and knows what he should do. That's right, this is the King of Cards. It has both offense and defense, and its strength and experience are so delicious. Fans, what do you think about this? Let me leave me a comment and discuss it.