There are still 7 games left! SGA will surpass Chamberlain. After watching the next opponents, you will know that the second most stable one in history

After two fierce overtime battles at the beginning of the season, the defending champion Thunder began to gradually find their form. After defeating the Hornets 109-96 today, they won five consecutive victories and continued to rank first in the league.

Thunder star Alexander still performed steadily in this game. He clocked out after three quarters and contributed 33 points, 4 rebounds, 7 assists and 2 steals.

After this game, his streak of 20+ scoring games has reached 86 games. There is only 6 games left behind Chamberlain, who is second in history.

So can he successfully catch up with and surpass Chamberlain and occupy the second place in history? Let's take a look at the Thunder's opponents in the next 7 games, and we can see clearly at a glance.

On November 18, the Thunder will face the Pelicans, who are last in the Western Conference. The Pelicans are one of the worst defensive teams in the league this season. They concede an average of 121.3 points per game and rank sixth from the bottom in defensive ability.

The player Alexander will face is Alvarado, who has the support of Lao Liu. With his current state and defensive performance, there is no way he can stop SGA's full firepower.

In the first meeting of the season, Alexander scored 30 points very easily.

On November 20, the Thunder will face another weak King in the Western Conference. The Kings have clearly put LaVine, Sabonis and other main players on the shelf, so they are already in bad shape this season and have no intention of competing.

There is a high probability that Alexander will compete with Westbrook. Westbrook has performed well offensively this season, but his defense is basically negligible. His defensive values ​​are all outside the 100th place. What's more important is that boxing is afraid of young strength. Now Westbrook simply can't keep up with Alexander's rhythm.

In the first two games this season, facing the defense of Westbrook and the Kings, Alexander posted 30+ statistics.

On November 22, the Thunder faced the underdog Jazz. Similar to the King's situation, the Jazz are also in a state of concentration. The team's defense this season ranks fifth from the bottom in the league.

The player facing Alexander in this game is George, who will only enter the league in 2023. His defensive statistics this season are all ranked outside the 120th place in the league. In addition, there is a big experience gap between the two, so Alexander has no pressure to beat him.

On November 24th and December 1st, the Thunder will face the Trail Blazers twice. The Trail Blazers are obviously strong in offense and weak in defense this season. Their offense is eighth in the league, but their defense is seventh from the bottom in the league.

The Trail Blazers gave the Thunder their first loss of the season, but in that game, Alexander was still full of firepower, contributing a game-high 35 points.

On November 27, after four relatively simple games, the Thunder will encounter the challenge of the Timberwolves. In this rematch of the Western Conference Finals, the most noteworthy one is naturally the duel between Alexander and Edwards.

The two of them are in similar situations. Neither of them can defend their opponent, so this will most likely be a scoring match between the two.

On November 29, the Thunder faced the Suns, who have exploded this season. The Suns' defense is still very good, ranking eighth in the league.

However, in terms of point guard, they really can't find a player who can match up with Alexander.

Among these seven games, except for the Timberwolves and Suns, the remaining five games are almost not difficult for the Thunder. In the opponent lineup of seven games, there is no player who can form a matchup with Alexander.

Therefore, as long as Alexander does not suffer from injuries or has no touch at all, he will surpass Chamberlain's 92-game record and take the second place in the history of consecutive scoring 20+ games.

After breaking this record, Chamberlain will still be in front of him. By then, he will have to compete in 126 games, which will be an arduous task.