The Western Conference Finals was almost a foregone conclusion. After the 128-126 battle, he pointed at MVP, FMVP, scoring king and a glory!

On May 27, the NBA Western Conference Finals G4 kicked off with the attention of everyone, and the Thunder went away to challenge the Timberwolves. In the first half, the Thunder took the lead of 8 points with their steady performance. However, this advantage is not stable. The Timberwolves also showed strong strength and could compete with the Thunder on both offense and defense, which made the game full of suspense.

Entered the second half, and the scores of both sides were still stalemate. Every attack was exciting and every point seemed particularly precious. The importance of this game is self-evident, and it is a life-and-death battle for both teams. If the Thunder can take a victory away from Minnesota, the balance of the series will be completely tilted; while the Timberwolves must go all out and see this game as a final battle.

As the game entered the final three minutes of the final battle, the atmosphere on the court became more and more tense. McDaniels' sharp breakthrough score allowed the Timberwolves to narrow the gap to only 5 points left. Alexander stabilized the Thunder with a stable free throw. Divincenzo's three-pointer was like an arrow, making a precise hit, while Jaylen Williams responded strongly, showing his determination with one and two-pointer. Walker made a landing, Jaylen Williams made another three-pointer, and McDaniels' layup followed.

At the critical moment, a mistake by the Thunder gave the Timberwolves hope to chase points. McDaniels' three-pointer fell like a magic weapon, chasing the score to 121-123, only 2 points behind. Alexander stood up again and made both free throws to stabilize the morale of the army. Gobert's tip-in gave the Timberwolves a light to equalize the score.

However, at the critical moment of the last 9.9 seconds, the Timberwolves were still 2 points behind. Alexander's free throw was once again in the spotlight, but he only hit one goal, giving the Timberwolves a chance to tie. However, the Thunder decided to use a penalty tactic, and Reed's two free throws narrowed the gap to only 1 point left. Alexander walked onto the free throw line again, and made both free throws to show his calmness and courage. Caruso's foul on Edwards gave the Timberwolves the last chance to attack, but Huazi made the first free throw and deliberately missed the second free throw. Unfortunately, the Timberwolves failed to grab the rebound and the game came to an end.

In the end, the Thunder narrowly defeated the Timberwolves 128-126, and the penalty kick tactic worked, and the big score came to 3-1. Alexander performed well in this game, scoring 40 points, 9 rebounds, 10 assists on 13 of 30 shots, and 12 of them were free throws. Jaylen Williams' performance was also amazing. He scored 34 points, 3 rebounds, 5 assists and 3 steals, becoming the biggest contributor to the Thunder's victory. Homegren also contributed 21 points, 7 rebounds, 1 steal and 3 blocks. In this critical battle, the three giants of the Thunder team all showed their strength and determination. In contrast, the Timberwolves' performance was slightly bleak. Edwards made 5 of 13 shots and scored only 16 points, 4 rebounds and 6 assists, and Gobert and Randle's performance was not satisfactory. Although McDaniels performed well, scoring 22 points, 4 rebounds and 4 steals, the scores of Walker and Divincenzo, who came on the bench, could not save the defeat.

After the end of this game, the Thunder took a 3-1 lead and won the match point. The next G5 will still be in the hands of the Thunder, which will play at home, and it seems only a matter of time before they advance to the finals. The Timberwolves have been out of the division final for two consecutive years, and Edwards still has a long way to go to become king. Although their outside configuration is luxurious, they lack a No. 5 player who can score independently, and Gobert also seems to be unable to do so when facing Homegren.

Judging from the current situation, as long as the Thunder keeps their lineup intact, there is a high possibility that they will win the championship. Alexander has won MVP, scoring champion, best team and other honors. He has a good chance to lead the team to win the championship and win the FMVP. If this feat is completed, Alexander will enter the ranks of historical stars, and his historical status is even expected to surpass Hall of Fame players such as Harden and Westbrook. He is only 27 years old this year, and there are endless possibilities in the future, and he even has the hope of catching up with superstars such as Durant. This game is not only a basketball feast, but also a test of the players' will and determination. The Thunder have shown strong strength and determination, and they are getting closer to the dream of a championship.