Gilgeous-Alexander continued to be a point machine in the second half. He tallied 11 points in the fourth quarter and played co-closer with Williams. Most came from the free-throw

"I dreamt about (winning MVP) as a kid, but as a kid, it's a fake dream," Gilgeous-Alexander said during Wednesday's MVP acceptance speech.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander was ice-cold at the free-throw line. Jalen Williams calmly knocked down clutch jumpers. Chet Holmgren swatted Jaden McDaniels' reverse layup. Like it should be, OKC's Big 3 was the reason they built a 3-1 series lead in a 128-126 Game 4 win.