Average of 20+5+5! The second leader of the Thunder has successfully transformed

G4 in the Western Conference Finals, the Thunder narrowly defeated the Timberwolves 128-126 away, leading 3-1, just one step away from the finals. Although Alexander scored 40 points, 9 rebounds and 10 assists with a quasi-triple double-double, became the biggest contributor, Jaylen Williams's outbreak was also indelible.

In this game, Jewe played for 39 minutes, made 13 of 24 shots, 6 of 9 three-pointers, 2 of 2 free throws, scored 34 points, 3 rebounds, 5 assists and 3 steals, and scored a record high in the personal playoffs. The previous record was 32 points against the Nuggets G3 in the second round.

The once questioned "Second Leader" is completing its transformation at a speed visible to the naked eye, becoming the key puzzle for the team to strive for the championship.

Recalling Jewe's playoff journey, it can be regarded as a turbulent counterattack script.

Last year against the Mavericks, he averaged only 17 points per game and shot 42.4% from the field, which was criticized for not being able to share Alexander's pressure; facing the Nuggets in the second round this year, he was in a sluggish form in the first six games, averaging 16.5 points and 21.2% from three-point shooting, which almost became the team's shortcomings.

But it was amid doubts that Jewe completed an amazing self-salvation - leading the team to reverse with 24 points in the tiebreaker battle, averaging 23 points per game in four games in the Western Conference Finals, shooting percentage of 49.3% and three-point shooting percentage soared to 50%. The dominance on both ends of the offense and defense is amazing.

What is more worthy of attention is that Jevi's value is far more than offense. As a top 3D player in the league, he is equally stunning on the defensive end. In the second round, Porter Jr. and Gordon successfully weakened the Nuggets' front firepower; the West Finals defended Randall, allowing the latter to make only 3 of 10 shots in 102 matchups;

U.S. media statistics, so far in the playoffs, Jewe's defensive efficiency has reached 105.3, ranking in the top 15% of all defenders.

Jie Wei's progress is obvious to all, from the third-year All-Star to the best team and the best defensive team. Now, he has a quick stop and three-pointer with the ball and a mid-range shot, and can easily get from defending from defender to center. Such an all-round performance undoubtedly made his maximum salary contract a sure thing.

If you are selected into the Best Team again next season, your super maximum salary will also be earned. This contract is expected to reach US$260 million in five years.

His super life has just begun.