Heading to the free-throw line, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander received some rare 'MVP' chants on the road. Loud boos quickly drowned them out, but he certainly earned the moment. He saved his best performance for last in this quick Round 1 series that lasted less than a week.

Gilgeous-Alexander hit a pivotal deep mid-range jumper on Vince Williams Jr. in the final moments of the Thunder's 117-115 Game 4 win over the Memphis Grizzlies. That was a pretty bow to tie on an efficient 38 points to lead OKC to another Round 1 sweep.

If basketball were only about aesthetics, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander would be the greatest player of all time. Blending the balance of Simone Biles with the reflexive flexibility of a contortionist and the audacity of Kobe Bryant,