Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Sets Sights on Surpassing NBA Legend—Can He Rewrite History?
But he wants to be, because he wishes to be a stronger player than anyone who has come before him.
He doesn’t see this as a dig against Bryant, but rather a testament to how much he believes in himself.
He has every reason for that confidence, especially after last season.
Gilgeous-Alexander averaged a league-high 32.7 points, along with 5.0 rebounds, and 6.4 assists on 51.9 percent from the field.
And, of course, he was named MVP, Finals MVP, and a champion.
Gilgeous-Alexander did just about everything last year, and it was a truly historic season.



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