MVP controversy is in full swing! SGA is accused of being a "data brush" when it reaches the top, and the playoffs "hit" is worse than group ridicule

When the NBA officially announced that Alexander beat Jokic to win the regular season MVP with a score of 913, the entire public opinion field exploded instantly like a "fire of stars". Thunder fans celebrated in a carnival, but what about the other side? The voices of doubt were overwhelming and mocking continued. This player who just won the MVP has been labeled as a "free throw machine" and "regular season brush" by many people. He is in the center of the controversy and is being discussed by everyone in various ways.

Thunders have won 68 times this season, and their record of being the first in the league has indeed added a lot of points to SGA. But after returning from injury, Homegren averaged 18+9 franchise protection performance per game; Caruso led the bench is also top in the league, and the entire team's defensive efficiency is the first in the league in terms of the defense, and the team's cooperation is excellent. From this perspective, it is a bit exaggerated to say that SGA is "leading a single core".

Look at Jokic, who led the fourth-place Nuggets in the West, played a historical triple-double data, but because everyone got used to seeing his data, they became a runner-up. This is not fair!

and SGA averaged 8.8 free throws per game in the regular season, ranking second in the league. His forward jump shot was criticized by everyone, but in the playoffs, the number of free throws increased instead of falling (9.2 times per game), and his shooting percentage plummeted, as low as 42% + 30%.

Just talk about the first match of the Western Conference Final against the Timberwolves, he made 2 of 13 shots in the first half, and he relied on free throws to support him. Fans joked that he was the "king of the car". Compared with Jokic's stable output averaged 35 + 15 + 10 per game in the playoffs, the value of the SGA MVP is really well questioned.

had 7 free throws in the first quarter. Gobert left the game with two fouls at the beginning, and McDaniels left the game with six fouls at the halftime. From slow motion, he fell to the ground many times without obvious physical contact. Just to get the whistle, the referee's "star preferential treatment" for him as a MVP is completely incompatible with the intensity of the playoffs. Netizens joked that the regular season MVP was in the playoffs, and even the referee was his own.

However, since you can be elected as the regular season MVP with 71 first votes and 29 second votes, you still have two tricks (refreshing the bullet and refreshing the cognition).

With the election of SGA as MVP, the NBA has awarded this award to international players for seven consecutive years, setting a record for the longest history. New generation American stars like Tatum and Edwards have never been able to break the curse of "data brush", and legendary stars such as James and Curry have completely stopped competing.

The top three candidates for MVP this season are all foreign players. The US media "The Ringer" lamented that this is not only a failure of the players, but also a defeat of the American basketball youth training system.

After all, the fact that SGA was elected as MVP is definitely accompanied by controversy. Just to say that Jokic used 42 points and 22 rebounds to lead the Nuggets to defeat the Thunder. The fans' sarcasm is very telling. Everyone shouted, "The real MVP is on the opposite side!" For SGA, this MVP trophy is both glory and a shackle. If he can't really prove himself in the playoffs, history will only remember his "King of Data" label, which is a bit ironic.

So what do you think about Alexander winning this year's regular season MVP?