14 times 30+third in history! SGA scored 15 points at a critical moment, comparable to Wade Holly, averaging 33+5+4 in the finals

With Alexander's outstanding performance, the Thunder defeated the Pacers 111-104 away today, tying the big score at 2-2, and both sides returned to the same starting line. In this year's playoffs, the Thunder still has never lost in a row, and their next game after losing is 6 wins and 0 losses.

Thunder fell 10 points at the end of the third quarter, but scored 14 points in the last quarter 31-17, and scored a 12-1 climax in the last three minutes, successfully completing the reversal, avoiding the desperate situation of falling behind 1-3.

Alexander once again showed up today, playing for 40 minutes, made 12 of 24 shots, 1 of 4 three-pointers, 10 of 10 free throws, and scored 35 points, 3 rebounds, 3 steals and 1 block. In the final quarter, Alexander scored 15 points alone and scored 7-0 at the critical moment, successfully helping the Thunder overtake and reverse.

It is worth mentioning that Alexander's 15 points in the last quarter were all obtained in the critical moment of the last 4 minutes and 38 seconds of the game, and also won 15 points in the last 16 points of the Thunder. Alexander has thus become the third player to score 15 points at a critical moment in the finals since 1997. In the fifth game of the 2005 Finals, Robert Horry scored 15 points at a critical moment. In the fifth game of the 2006 finals, Wade also scored 15 points at a critical moment.

Alexander scored 35 points today, but did not have an assist, becoming the first player since Jerry West to get this data in the finals. The Thunder team also had only 10 assists, and the Pacers had a total of 21 assists. The Thunder only hit 3 three-pointers, 8 fewer than the Pacers, but the Thunder turned defeat into victory.

After winning today's game, Alexander's fourth record in the playoff career series reached 7 wins and 0 losses, and remained unbeaten. In the first four games of the finals, Alexander scored 30+ in three games, averaging 32.8 points, 5.3 rebounds, 3.8 assists, 2.5 steals and 1.3 blocks per game. His three shooting percentages were 48%, 35%, and 92%. He was the best player in the finals and his score was far more than other players.

Alexander has also won 14 30+ games in the playoffs this year, which is also the third most record in the history of 30+ games in a single playoffs, second only to. With Jordan in 1992 (16 times) and Olajuwon in 1995 (16 times), and Kobe in 2009 (15 times), Alexander still has hope to tie the game and even set a new historical record.