Official website updates FMVP ranking: Harry beats Alexander and returns to first place, Sika is third and Javier is fourth

On June 13, the Pacers currently lead the Thunder with a total score of 2-1. The NBA official website updated the FMVP (MVP) rankings, Halliburton surpassed Alexander and returned to the first place. The following is the specific ranking and analysis - Halliburton, Pacers

Finals data: Average of 17.7 points, 7.3 rebounds, 7.7 assists

Reason for the list: He became the Pacers' offensive core with his rhythmic control and passing and attack. The third game is his most complete masterpiece so far in this round - actively seeking battles on the offensive end to help the team avoid the problem of slow warming up in the first quarter of the first two games. Of course, another reason why he is currently at the top of the list is that the Pacers lead 2-1 with a big score. In addition to the slightly abnormality of averaging 4 turnovers per game, Halliburton's contribution is the primary factor in the Pacers' dominance.

2. Alexander, Thunder

Finals data: Average of 32.0 points, 6.0 rebounds, 5.0 assists

Reason for being on the list: He is still the most dangerous player on the court, leading with the highest score in the series. No matter how the Pacer defends, as long as he feels online, the Thunder's winning rate will be greatly improved. In the third game, he had a slight ups and downs: he made 6 mistakes and only scored 1 goal in the final quarter. But as the Pacers' defense number one target, if he can rebound strongly in the fourth game, he is very likely to regain the initiative in the MVP top spot.

3.Siakam, Pacers

Finals data: Average of 18.3 points, 7.7 rebounds, 3.7 assists

Reason for being on the list: In addition to the second game (the Pacers' team is sluggish), his stability is a benchmark. As the Pacers' scoring and rebounding champion in the series, he made only three turnovers in total. Siakam's offense was mainly concentrated in the 18-foot area, with only 8 three-pointers in the first three games, but the Thunder could never limit him. He had proved his ability to big scenes when the Raptors won the championship in 2019 and still maintained the same mentality today.

4. Jaylen Williams, Thunder

Finals data: Average of 20.7 points, 5.0 rebounds, 4.7 assists,

Reason for being on the list: He has not fully demonstrated his dominance in the series, and his performance has fluctuations, but may be ready to go. At the end of the third quarter, he led the team to overtake by 5 points, showing his potential to take over the game. As the second offensive point of the Thunder and also needs to defend Siakam, his performance will directly affect the direction of the series - especially when the Pacers further double-team Alexander.

5.Nembhard, Pacers

Finals data: Average of 11.0 points, 4.0 rebounds, 3.7 assists

Reason for the list: Although he hit a key three-pointer in the first game, his core value in the series is more reflected in the defensive end. When he was defending Alexander, the latter hit only 35%, which was far below his regular level. Nembhard's confidence continued to improve as the game deepened, and every defense that forced Alexander to take a difficult move was rewritten to the Pacers' chances of winning the championship. Even if the hope of winning the FMVP is slim, if the Pacers finally win the cup, he will definitely become an Indiana hero.