When you hear the name Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, it already carries a certain rhythm, almost like a brand of its own. His last season was nothing short of historic, where he became the NBA’s MVP, Finals MVP, and scoring champion all in one year. Leading the Oklahoma City Thunder to its first championship (in this city), he joined an elite group of players to win those three honors together. His performances lit up arenas, but his calm confidence off the court gave fans something more. And with a year that commanding, the rumors were inevitable.

The numbers tell part of the story, but they don’t capture the impact he had on the league. Averaging 32.7 points per game while shooting efficiently, Gilgeous-Alexander made it look effortless. His long name stretched across jerseys became a badge

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