What is Alexander s 688-point score in the playoffs this year? He ranks fourth in active service, higher than the peak Dooku

The playoffs are the stage for superstars to prove themselves, and for Alexander, this year is his great harvest. As a controversial player, Alexander won the MVP and scoring champion in the regular season with his perfect personal performance this year. On the playoff stage, he survived two rounds of tiebreak battles and finally won the championship successfully. And he scored 688 points this year's playoffs. Do you know what the level of 688 points in a single season? Ranked 9th in history and ranked 4th in active service, even higher than the peak Dooku.

As the league's scoring champion, Alexander's performance in four rounds of the playoffs was very stable. He averaged 29.9 points, 5.3 rebounds and 6.5 assists per game, and maintained a shooting percentage of 46.2%. He was very efficient on both ends of offense and defense. After playing 23 games, he scored a total of 688 points. This playoff score ranked 9th in history. Peak Curry scored 620 points in the 2019 playoffs, while Peak Durant scored 608 points in the 2018 playoffs. In addition, although Jokic and Antetokounmpo both won the championship, their total scores in the single playoffs did not exceed 640 points.

There are only 2 players in the league today. In a playoff, the total score was higher than that of Alexander this year, namely Leonard and James.

Leonard is the league's super small forward, and 2019 was his most prosperous period when he played for the Raptors. The Raptors' overall strength is strong. Although it is the first year of joining, the team has a very tacit understanding. Leonard also performed super magically in the playoffs, which is his representative work of his career. That year, Leonard averaged 30.5 points, 9.1 rebounds, and 3.9 assists per game. He averaged superstars on both offense and defense. He played 24 games, scored a total of 732 points, and won the title of God of War Card. As the league's storefront, James has long declined at the age of 40, but James at his peak interprets what greatness is. In the 2012 playoff stage, James, as the first person in the league, carried the team forward on both sides of the offense and defense, averaged 30.3 points, 9.7 rebounds, 5.6 assists per game, and finally scored 697 points with super high efficiency and successfully led the team to win the championship.

And in 2018, it was more tragic. When Irving left the Cavaliers, Love also declined significantly, and the outside world believes that the Cavaliers are not good. But James led the team through the squad and finally reached the finals. On the entire playoff stage, James averaged 34 points, 9.1 rebounds, and 9 assists per game, maintaining a shooting percentage of 53.9%, and his efficiency was terrible. His total score was as high as 748 points. His only regret was that he failed to win the championship.