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Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has been exceptional for the Oklahoma City Thunder, scoring 62 points with a remarkable free throw percentage in crucial moments. His performance suggests the Thunder could successfully defend their NBA championship title.
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While Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is helping the Oklahoma City Thunder put the locks on the Phoenix Suns series, it's time to take note of how good he has been when it matters the most.
Gilgeous-Alexander is in the middle of something special. He aims to help the Thunder repeat as champions and mark the start of a dynasty. The last time a team repeated as champions in the NBA was the 2017, 2018 Golden State Warriors.
During the run of play in the fourth quarter of Game 4 between the Thunder and the Suns, a stat showed why teams need to be wary of the NBA MVP finalist.
Since March 21, SGA has missed only one field goal in the fourth quarter and overtime. During this time, he has scored 62 points while converting 29 of 33 free throws. These are Michael Jordan-esque stats, and why we believe there's no stopping the Thunder from repeating as NBA champions.
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The ongoing NBA playoffs landscape is pretty different.
When it comes to the Eastern Conference, teams like the Boston Celtics stand out due to their star power, including and , coupled with explosive from the wings.
Since March 21, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has scored 62 points and made 29 of 33 free throws in the fourth quarter and overtime.
The last team to repeat as NBA champions was the Golden State Warriors in 2017 and 2018.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's scoring ability and clutch performance in critical game moments are key factors in the Thunder's pursuit of a repeat championship.
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The New York Knicks and the Atlanta Hawks are playing a tidy series, but they may not stand out as the best challenger from the East. The Detroit Pistons topped the regular season standings but are playing lackluster in their series against the Orlando Magic.
On the other hand, the Western Conference has no shortage of star power. LeBron James has been playing like an MVP and the Houston Rockets are hanging by a thread. With Luka Doncic returning soon, they will be a force to be reckoned with. Then, there are the San Antonio Spurs, led by NBA Defensive Player of the Year and MVP finalist Victor Wembanyama.
The Cleveland Cavaliers and the Toronto Raptors are battling out with the series alive 2-2. After losing Anthony Edwards, Nikola Jokic's Denver Nuggets are expected to dine on the Minnesota Timberwolves.
The Lakers and the Nuggets could be SGA's biggest challenge coming out of the Western and then in the potential NBA finals, he will have to play the Celtics or any other surprising team from the East.