Alexander once questioned the free throw, G3 has few free throw opportunities, and only single digits in halftime score

After the first match of the Western Conference Finals, Alexander received 14 free throws in the game. Not only were the fans sarcastic, but many American media were also questioning the purpose of the league. American netizens directly made pictures and mocked: Is this a basketball game? This cylinder is countless times larger than Curry, and even Butler is not as good as Alexander.

Alexander also answered in a show when the media and fans complained about the free throw opportunities they received.

Alexander: Two years ago, I averaged 11 free throws per game, and the team ranked tenth, no one cared about it. Now I averaged 9 free throws per game, so people are in a frenzy? When I didn’t send their idol home, who cares about me getting 30+ every night? Now, those baby stars packed and sent them away, and they started counting my free throws - this feeling is so exciting!

After the G3 match of the Western Conference Finals began, Alexander did not get a free throw in the first quarter, scored only 2 points in 1 of 4 shots, and made two mistakes. He tried to make damage under the Timberwolves in the second quarter, but the referee still ignored it. He then hesitated and imagined the passing and shooting, and made two mistakes again, 2 of 6 shots in a single quarter, including 1 of 3 mid-range, 1 of 3 outside, and 2 of 2 free throws.

The Thunder scored only 14 points with a shooting percentage of 28.5%, 20 points behind the Timberwolves. The shooting percentage in the second quarter increased to 31.6%, and the score difference has been widened to 31 points by the Timberwolves. In the

game, when Alexander made a free throw, the Timberwolves home fans shouted in unison: "FREE THROW MERCHANT (free throw businessman, car accident master)".

What's going on? Alexander jumped and did not take action, landing and passing the ball illegally

It is worth mentioning that the real-time winning rate given by ESPN after the halftime showed that the Thunder's winning rate had dropped to only 2%.