, the 2024-25 Oklahoma City Thunder is the best example. This young team fought back despite not being optimistic, from the first place in the regular season to the championship in the playoffs, creating countless shocking history. The most dazzling name among them is undoubtedly Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (SGA).

In the just-concluded NBA Finals Game 7, Alexander once again showed his leadership style. He played for 40 minutes, shot 8 of 27 , scored 29 points , 5 rebounds , 12 assists , 1 steal and 2 blocks, and was almost omnipotent. Although his shooting percentage was not high, his role in both organization and defense was extremely critical, especially in the second half, where he made many key connections and successfully helped the Thunder beat the Pacers 103-91 and successfully won the championship trophy.

In the finals series, Alexander averaged 30.4 points, 4.6 rebounds, 5.6 assists, 1.9 steals and 1.6 blocks per game. He not only won the Finals MVP , but also accomplished an epic feat - winning the regular season scoring title, regular season MVP , championship and Finals MVP in a single season . Such a grand slam achievement is rare in the entire NBA history.

More importantly, Alexander also broke a legendary record that had been dormant for 32 years - the " highest average score in the regular season in the championship season " set by Michael Jordan in the 1992-93 season . Jordan averaged 32.6 points per game that year and led the Bulls to three consecutive championships, which was one of the most dominant seasons in NBA history. That record was unmatched for 32 years until Alexander came out of nowhere.

This season, Alexander played in 76 regular season games, averaging 32.7 points, 5 rebounds, 6.4 assists, and a shooting percentage of 51.9% , which was amazing efficiency. Under his leadership, the Thunder played the league's first record of 68 wins and 14 losses, becoming a veritable favorite for the championship. And this average score data successfully broke Jordan's record, becoming the player with the highest average score in the regular season in the championship season in history.

Alexander's growth rate is shocking. He is no longer a " rising star " but has officially entered the ranks of " historical level " . His achievements not only belong to himself, but also inject infinite confidence into this young Thunder team. Jordan's miracle was finally rewritten, and Alexander wrote his own legend with his dominance for a whole season.