A Clippers reporter posted: If Alexander was not sent away that year, wouldn’t he and Leonard create the Clippers dynasty?

On May 30, NBA Clippers reporters posted a message: With Alexander leading the Thunder to eliminate the Timberwolves 4-1 yesterday and winning the MVP of the Western Conference Finals, it can be said that Alexander has truly played his own aggressiveness and dominance this season. He can only complete the Grand Slam in the season by just one championship and FMVP. If the Clippers had no deal to send them away that year, wouldn’t Alexander and Leonard create a Los Angeles dynasty? In five games in the Western Conference Finals series with the Timberwolves, Alexander averaged 37.5 minutes per game, scored 31.4 points + 5.2 rebounds + 8.2 assists + 1.8 steals, with a shooting percentage of 46.0%, and performed well on both offense and defense. He deserved the MVP of the Western Conference Finals.

Alexander has won the Best of the Week 2 times, the Best of the Month 3 times, the Best of the NBA Cup, the Scoring King of the Regular Season, the MVP of the Regular Season, the Best of the First Team of the Regular Season, the Western Conference Finals, and the MVP of the Western Conference Finals. It seems that only one championship and the FMVP of the Finals won the Grand Slam. Let us continue to wait and see, a young new king appears!

The NBA Clippers and the Thunder completed a heavy deal in the 2019 season: they gave young defender Alexander, forward Gallinari, first-round draft picks in 2022, 2024 and 2026, and two first-round picks from the Heat, as well as the first-round picks exchange rights for the two teams in 2023 and 2025, and got Paul George from the Thunder. He didn't expect that six years later, Alexander led the Thunder to advance to the Western Conference Finals and won the championship, and he was very promising to win the championship. The Clippers Leonard and Paul George have never won the Western Conference championship, let alone advance to the Finals!