Compared with Qiao Zhanke, the sixth person in history! SGA plays 20 games in a single season, averaging 30+5+5

This season, whether in the regular season or the playoffs, Alexander is undoubtedly the best player in the league. In the regular season, Alexander averaged 32.7 points, 5.0 rebounds and 6.4 assists per game, leading the league in scoring per game. While winning his first scoring leader in his career, he also became the regular season MVP and led the Thunder to a record of 68 wins and 14 losses.

In the playoffs, Alexander was still very powerful, leading the Thunder to the finals all the way and successfully won the MVP of the Western Conference Finals. So far in the playoffs, Alexander has played in a total of 20 games, averaging 30.4 points, 5.6 rebounds and 6.3 assists per game. In addition to the slightly lower score per game, Alexander's playoff data is almost the same as the regular season, and his average average is still more than 30 points. He is also the only player in the league who averages 30+ per game.

Alexander has played 20 games this season's playoffs, and averaged 30+5+5 per game. He has become the sixth player in history to do this, comparable to Jordan, James (3 times), Kobe (2 times), Antetokounmpo and Jokic. These five historical superstars have also won the championship, but James failed to win the championship twice, and Kobe also once.

Jordan achieved this feat in only one season, and not because his data is not good, but because he has won the championship in less than 20 games in four seasons, including 30+5+5 per game in two seasons, and in the other two seasons, he only achieved 5 assists, but his average score of more than 30 points per game. In the last championship season, although Jordan played 21 playoff games, his rebounds and assists were less than 5 times, so he failed to achieve it.

Although James has performed like this in three seasons, he has missed this feat in three seasons because he has played less than 20 games. In addition, James has reached the Finals in a total of 10 times in his career, and has played more than 20 games in the playoffs in several seasons, but because he averaged no more than 30 points per game, he is undoubtedly the case.

Alexander has been able to play against the three historical superstars of Jordan, James and Kobe this season, which is indeed very impressive. After rewriting the big score to 2-2 in the fourth game, Alexander is also expected to lead the Thunder to win the championship and win the FMVP. If this can be done, Alexander's historical status will rise.