The NBA championship game scored a total of 72 points in two games, and the MVP of the year "SGA" surpassed "God of War" Iverson

On the 9th, Beijing time, the NBA championship game G2 began. In this game, MVP of the year "SGA" Shai Gilgeous-Alexander showed excellent mid-range jumper ability, scoring a team-high 34 points, leading the Western leader Thunder to defeat the Pacers 123-107, and the series was tied at 1:1.

MVP of the year "SGA" Kyrgyz Alexander

Kyrgyz Alexander G2 finished with 34 points, eight assists, five rebounds and four steals on 11-of-21 shooting, including one three-pointer and 11-of-12 free throws. SGA scored 38 points in G1, and now with 34 points in G2, they scored a total of 72 points in the first two championship games of their careers, and most importantly, they finally led the Thunder to win and retain one home victory.

Kyrgyz Alexander scored 72 points in two games, surpassing the record of 71 written by Allen Iverson in 2001. As for Iverson's meeting with the Lakers in the championship game that year, he scored 48 points in G1 and 23 points in G2.