Yali had 30+ in the first two finals, and her total score exceeded 3,000 points in the season! The last one is Doncic

In the second game of the finals, the Thunder defeated the Pacers 123-107 at home, rewriting the big score to 1-1. Alexander still performed well, playing for 36 minutes, making 11 of 21 shots, including 1 of 4 three-pointers and 11 of 12 free throws, scoring 34 points, 5 rebounds, 8 assists, 4 steals and 1 block. In the first game of the finals, Alexander scored 38 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists and 3 steals. He scored a total of 72 points in the first two games of his career, setting a new historical record. It was previously the 72 points Iverson maintained. In addition, Alexander scored more than 30 points in the first two finals of his career, thus becoming the second point guard player in history to do this, the first one being Doncic last season.

In addition, Alexander has scored 30+ in 13 games this season's playoffs, with a total score of 548 points, leading the league, and averaging more than 30 points per game, ranking first in the league. This season's regular season, Alexander scored 2484 points, averaging 32.7 points per game, ranking first in the league, becoming the scoring champion this season.

Total scores in the regular season and playoffs, Alexander's total score this season has also exceeded the 3,000-point mark, becoming the 12th player in history to achieve a total score of 3,000+ in a single season. Jordan has 10 times, Chamberlain has 5 times, and the others have only once, and the last time he did this was Doncic last season.

Doncic averaged 33.9 points per game last season, and is also the league's scoring leader. He scored a total of 2,370 points, surpassing Alexander and leading the league. Doncic also led the team to the finals, scoring a total of 635 points in the playoffs, ranking first in the league. The total scores in the regular season and playoffs combined just exceeded 3,000 points, but unfortunately he did not win the championship.

It is worth mentioning that Doncic and Alexander are both rookies in the 2018 class. They have now become superstars and have led the team to the finals one after another. But Doncic failed to win the championship and has not yet won the MVP. Alexander has already won the MVP and still has hope of winning the championship, so he has come from behind. Although Doncic's total score last season exceeded 3,000 points, it was not a regular season MVP. Alexander also won the MVP this season. He has thus become the fourth MVP to score at least 3,000 points in a single season since the merger of the NBA and ABA, which is comparable to Jordan, O'Neal and Durant. If he can still lead the Thunder to win the championship, Alexander will likely also win the FMVP.