34+8+4! Alexander beats Chamberlain over Jordan! Thunder equalizes with blood!

On June 9, in the second game of the NBA Finals, the Thunder defeated the Pacers at home and tied the total score 1-1. The team's core Alexander performed well, making 11 of 21 shots in the game, scoring 34 points, contributing 5 rebounds, 8 assists, 4 steals and 1 block, and played dominant performances on both ends of the offense and defense, finally winning the first finals of his personal career. He also set several amazing records in this game, one of which tied the historical legend.

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The Thunders led almost all the games, but were defeated by the Pacers at the last moment. Alexander scored 38 points in a spare time and had to leave the game with regret. Returning to home in the second game, Alexander led the team to successfully defend the home court. The

pictures are from the key G2 matches on the Internet, and the Thunder started smoothly. At the end of the first quarter, the Thunder led by 6 points 26-20. Alexander played for 12 minutes in the first quarter, scored 6 points and 2 rebounds in 2 of 5 shots, and sent 3 assists. In this quarter, he also reached a milestone in which he broke through the 3,000-point mark in a single season (regular season + playoffs).

In the second quarter, teammates Jaylen and Chet led the rotation lineup to expand the lead to 15 points. After Alexander returned to the court, he scored 7 points in a row, and Wiggins made a three-pointer. The Thunder made a 19-2 offensive climax in just a few minutes, widening the gap to 23 points. The Pacers then counterattacked 10-0, but Alexander immediately stabilized the situation with a tough score, and Caruso's three-pointer further helped the Thunder consolidate their advantage. At the end of the half, the Thunder led by 18 points 59-41. Alexander played for 19 minutes in the first half, scored 15 points, 3 rebounds, 4 assists, 2 steals and 1 block, with comprehensive data and significant role on the field. The picture comes from the Internet in the second half of the 2nd half. The Pacers tried to counterattack, but Alexander used his signature backward mid-range shot to help the team firmly control the rhythm. At the end of the third quarter, the Thunder led by 19 points 93-74. Alexander made 3 of 7 shots in a single quarter and added 12 points, 3 assists and 2 steals. One of them was a steal, Halliburton counterattacked and made a foul free throw and scored, which was particularly exciting. In the fourth quarter, the Thunder continued to lead. After Alexander returned to the court, he made consecutive unsolved mid-range shots and continued to expand his advantage by making fouls and free throws and strong breakouts. With 4 minutes left in the game, the Pacers saw that there was no hope of turning the tables, so they replaced the main force in advance to surrender. When Alexander made a free throw, all the fans shouted "MVP" for him. In the end, the Thunder steadily won the second victory and rewritten the total score to 1-1.

Alexander sets multiple records in this game:

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‌30+ consecutive home games: Alexander scored at least 30 points in 9 consecutive home games in the playoffs. This allowed him to surpass Michael Jordan and Jerry West, tied with Wilt Chamberlain, and tied for the player with the most consecutive home scores in NBA playoff history.

Team history record for 30+ games in a single playoffs: This is Alexander's 13th time in the playoffs this season, setting a new team history record for the Thunder (including his predecessor Supersonics).

3,000 points in a single season club: Alexander became the 12th player in NBA history to break through the 3,000-point mark in total scores. The 11 legendary players before him are: Michael Jordan, Wilt Chamberlain, Bob McAdu, Elgin Baylor, James Harden, Kareem Abdul Jabbar, Kevin Durant, Kobe Bryant, Rick Barry, Shaquille O'Neal and Luka Doncic.