SGA: Nash has a profound impact on Canadian basketball, and Pacers are good at playing their own way of constantly consuming their opponents

Thunder star Alexander attended the press conference for the finals and was interviewed by the media, talking about the team's current preparations.

Alexander said when talking about the Thunder's mentality in the finals: "Persist in the true nature is the reason why we have come here. If we change ourselves or try to become unreal after coming to the finals, it is a failure to ourselves. We have achieved success in this way. If we want to continue our success, we must be ourselves. This is natural, without being tempted or forced, no matter when, we are us."

When asked about playing against our childhood friend Nembhard in the NBA Finals, Alexander sighed: "I played games with Nembhard when I was 9 years old. Look It's amazing to make him succeed. It's very special and hard to describe it even in words."

Alexander also mentioned the impact of former Nets coach Nash on himself and Canadian basketball: "Obviously, Nash is a pioneer of Canadian basketball, and he started it all. At the age of 17, I learned too much from him in just two weeks."

Regarding the Pacers, Alexander analyzed: "Everyone has advantages and disadvantages, they are an extremely fast team. But the most important thing is that they know their way of playing, and they will continue to consume you with their own style of play."