The series concluded with a narrow 117-115 victory in Game 4, highlighted by Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's 38-point performance. Throughout the series, Gilgeous-Alexander averaged 27.

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.

Reading the vibes online and scouring betting odds, Gilgeous-Alexander should win the MVP award. The only drama with the final tally is by how many votes he will win by. The Oklahoma City Thunder completed one of the greatest regular season campaigns ever with a 68-14 record and plenty of franchise and NBA records broken.