Who is the strongest singles player in the playoffs? Thunder Rising MVP Alexander missed the top three!

In the playoff game that is always a must-fight for every goal, when a team has no choice at the tactical level, the star's singles level is the "hard currency" to achieve the final victory. So who is the best player among the 10 players with the most singles in the playoffs this season? This column will help you understand.

10th place: Magic Ban Keiro. Each single scored 0.82 points in a single score of

If it weren't for the defending champion Celtics, Ban Keiro and his Magic might have gone further. Under the mature defensive system of the Celtics, the Magic scored more than 100 in only one of the five-game series. Under the premise that the offensive tactics have not worked, Ban Keiro's singles have become the most effective way to score.

Ninth place: Timberwolves Edwards. He scored 0.82 points per single in every round.

Edwards' ability as an offensive explosive point has been verified in the playoffs. With the support of his offensive firepower, the Timberwolves also advanced to the division finals. Among them, he also used his singles to create more scoring and opportunities for the team.

8th place: Clippers Harden scored 0.86 points per singles

Even though he is no longer at the peak in terms of age and condition, Harden's three-pointer and ghostly European steps still make his opponent extremely afraid. The result of the Clippers' first round elimination cannot cover up Harden's strength in singles.

7th place: Antetokounmpo Antetokounmpo. He scored 0.88 points per single in every round.

Antetokounmpo thought he could work with Lillard to do a big career this season. However, due to Lillard's serious injury, Antetokounmpo was forced to return to the single-core leadership mode. In the five playoffs, Antetokounmpo scored 0.88 points per single, which also included his helplessness.

6th place: Clippers Leonard. The healthy Leonard is one of the most balanced offense and defense in the league. Especially the skill of playing singles with one hand has reached a perfect level this season, which also makes him ranked sixth on this list.

Fifth place: Celtic Tatum. He scored 0.89 points per round singles

This season, Tatum is the most important and stable part of the defending champion. While having to undertake the most tactical tasks on both ends of offense and defense, Tatum's singles level is still reliable, but the sudden injury made him only watch the team be eliminated.

4th place: Thunder Alexander scored 0.99 points per single squad

If the Thunder finally wins the championship as they wish, then Alexander will almost collect the "Grand Slam" of the season's honors. The success of the Thunder Youth Army is certainly due to its strong execution and discipline, but Alexander's top singles level also plays a bottom-up role for the team.

Third place: Celtic Brown scored 1 point per singles

As the most valuable player in the finals last season, Brown tried his best to prove that his honor was by no means unworthy of his name, and excellent personal singles efficiency is the best proof.

Second place: Lakers Doncic scores 1 point per singles

When the 40-year-old James distributes his physical strength more balancedly, Doncic naturally has to play the role of the number one single player in the Lakers. His top rhythm and prediction can still become his own singles.

No. 1: Knicks Brunson. He scored 1.11 points in singles in the round

Thibodeau's "Five Donkeys" tactic has been criticized for a long time. From another perspective, it is precisely because Brunson has the best singles production effect in the league that the coach "can't bear to" the lineup to rotate on a large scale.