SGA unanimous FMVP sparked heated discussion: US media shows 11 achievements, setting 5 records to put the Clippers on the pillar of shame

On June 23, the Oklahoma City Thunder won the 24-25 season championship, and Alexander, the core of the Thunder, was also successfully elected as FMVP, and SGA completed the Grand Slam this season. In the finals, SGA averaged 30.3 points, 4.6 rebounds, 5.6 assists, 1.9 steals and 1.6 blocks per game. It has to be said that Alexander's performance is too comprehensive.

In the end, Alexander was elected as FMVP with 11 votes. There is no way, because SGA's data in both teams is too outstanding, and no one can get close to him. Unless the Pacers win the championship, it will definitely be SGA's FMVP.

Thunder media revealed Alexander's achievements this season: (evaluating one of the greatest seasons ever)

- League champion;

- Finals Most Valuable Player;

- Most Valuable Player;

- Most Valuable Player;

- Team's First Seed (Team Record);

- Best Team of the National Basketball Association;

- Scoring King;

- All-Star Starter;

- Number of matches with a maximum of 50 points, 40 points, and 30 points;

- Ranking No. 1 in plus and negative values;

- The second steal is ranked;

Alexander also sets multiple records in this Grand Slam season:

1. He is the first defender to win 20+10+5 data in the finals after Fraser in 1970;

2. Scoring champion + MVP + FMVP fourth man in history is comparable to George, Tian Gou and O'Neal;

3. Scoring champion + championship The players in the army are the fifth player in history;

4. The regular season + playoffs 3172 points were the most since Jordan in 1993;

5. SGA and Jewee scored 377 points in the finals, Jopie surpassed 1, 2016, and Jopie was second only to 2016;

The US media HR once again uploaded the Clippers' trading plan for 9 to 1, George that year, and wrote: This is the worst deal in NBA history.

Text/Yan Xiaobai: SGA Observation