While facing the champion champion, ink Gilgius-Alexander and OKC Thunder faced difficult challenges on Wednesday night. Boston Celtics For the first time without the All-Star Jallen Williams. The versatile guard-forward did not travel to Boston with the team and can lose the fullness of their three-game road trips this week.
The “SGA” played MVP-level performance and poured into the game-high 34 points and the Thunder won the Postson berth by winning the strict struggle 118-112.
He loaded a strong scoring early. In the first quarter, he dropped 11 points and OKC got 33-30 lead after 12 minutes, although Celtics set fire to the arch and pulled down nine 3S.
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Boston maintained a hot shooting by a bench of the Thunder.
The “SGA” entered the first half with five points during the last 7-3 runs, which was sent to OKC with a Bajar-beater with a benefit of 63-60 as the point of his 10,000th career.
In the second half of the second Half, the “SGA” made important plays to stop the growth of each celtics. In the last seven minutes of the fourth quarter, he recorded 13 points out of the last 17 points of Thunder or sealed the victory.
Below is the full statistics of the ink Gilgius-Alexander.
Mark diagnost ink sees Steff Curry’s shades in Gilgius-Alexander
This season Okesi Thunder and Golden State Warriors are part of many memorable battles. During the All-Star weekend in February, the thunderbolt coach Mark Diagalt was asked about the NBA’s face discussion, and it took a while to praise the Warriors Superstar Stef Curry-not for his court’s domination but for his leadership and character.
“As his star is more bright, he has become a good ambassador, a good member of the community, a good face of franchise, good teammate, a high character. I just get it from a distance, only observed it,” Dagonalt said (OKC Thunder Wire).
He then compared the ink Gilgius-Alexander and attributed his maturity and stable growth in the league.
“I think we have a man. He is very effective because he has a faster and almost linear climb in the NBA and he has done it with a fast and great humility,” Dagnolt said.
“Behind the closed door and inside our atmosphere, he is almost more effective when you bring him around. This is not supported by anything. I have an incredible confidence on the only ink and he is capable.”
In this year’s All-Star Voting, Shai Gilgius-Alexander and Steff Curry were the top two guards. Both are on the track for all-NB selection, “SGA” is emerging as a frontner for MVP.
Edited by John Iziel Hero
