Durant, what is the biggest worry about happening? Alexander may win the championship for the Thunder, more than one

On May 26, ESPN officially released a post: "If Alexander leads the Thunder to win the championship this season, can his team status surpass Durant?"

Assessing the level of the team status of the two players, the simplest logic is "You have, I have, but you don't have, but I have."

Durant and Alexander both won the scoring champion and regular season MVP in the Thunder.

Durant has never won the championship. Alexander won another game and went straight to the finals.

In addition, neither the Knicks nor the Pacers are the Thunder's opponents.

And Alexander is about to achieve his first major slam in his career: regular season MVP, championship, and FMVP.

With the predecessor of the Supersonics (winning the championship in 1979), Alexander won the first championship in the Thunder history. With this honor alone, he can be ranked as the throne of the No. 1 player in the team history.

I remember two weeks ago, a netizen asked Durant whether he was watching the playoffs, and his answer was very direct: "I can't watch it at all, I want to start the new season immediately!"

Durant may think: "Alexander must not win the championship, otherwise Thunder fans will forget themselves completely."

Reality may make Durant even more heartbroken. This young Thunder has proved that the team's strength is the only one in the league this season.

At the same time, the ball has 7 first-round picks in the next five years. Even if Jaylen Williams and Homgren have to send one away due to contract renewal in 2027 due to a contract renewal, they can still switch to a potential star with higher cost-effectiveness through the surplus first-round picks, and continue to maintain their competitiveness in winning the championship.

In this way, Alexander may win at least 2 starts...