NBA》亞歷山大一戰狂創多項紀錄比肩喬丹、Kobe 總冠軍戰前2戰72分成史上第一
本季新科MVP的亞歷山大，在本戰再次展現強大進攻能力，全場狂轟34分、5籃板、8助攻、4抄截帶領雷霆扳平戰局，而今天拿下34分之後，更以總冠軍賽前兩戰累積72分，打破艾佛森（Allen Iverson）原本保持的71分紀錄，締造NBA長達79年的新歷史。
72 POINTS THROUGH 2 FINALS GAMES ?The MOST by any player EVER to begin a Finals career!!More history for Shai Gilgeous-Alexander ? pic.twitter.com/DB0w4xtRAn
— NBA (@NBA) June 9, 2025
此外，亞歷山大也達成單季3000分的里程碑，包括例行賽和季後賽，成為聯盟史上第12人，過去包括「籃球之神」喬丹（Michael Jordan）、歐尼爾（Shaquille O'Neal）和布萊恩（Kobe Bryant）都曾達成過。同時，亞歷山大成為史上第4位例行賽與季後賽達到3000分，也同一個賽季獲得例行賽MVP的球員，前三名分別是喬丹、歐尼爾與杜蘭特（Kevin Durant）。
3K for SGA ?Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is the 12th player in history to reach 3,000 points in an NBA season, regular-season and playoffs. pic.twitter.com/O96N2CMzRc
— The Athletic (@TheAthletic) June 9, 2025
另一方面，亞歷山大今年季後賽已經3次至少連續4場得分30+，成為聯盟第一名做到的球員。對於第一場失利後，本戰展現何種決心？亞歷山大賽後受訪則表示，籃球是一場有起有伏的比賽，整個賽季充滿了起起落落，一輪系列賽也是如此，關鍵在於哪支球隊能夠保持冷靜，並在這些經歷中不斷進步，最終脫穎而出。這就是我們的目標，在每一次經歷中變得更好，我們上一場比賽做到了這一點，第三場比賽我們也必須重複這一點。
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