One_and_Done wrote:RS and playoffs are a different animals.
I also brought up his last season playoffs as a counter point. You are digging yourself deeper here.
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One_and_Done wrote:RS and playoffs are a different animals.
AleksandarN wrote:One_and_Done wrote:RS and playoffs are a different animals.
I also brought up his last season playoffs as a counter point. You are digging yourself deeper here.
Warspite wrote:Billups was a horrible scorer who could only score with an open corner 3 or a FT.
One_and_Done wrote:AleksandarN wrote:One_and_Done wrote:RS and playoffs are a different animals.
I also brought up his last season playoffs as a counter point. You are digging yourself deeper here.
The playoffs where he dodged all the good high PnR teams. Useful.
One_and_Done wrote:AleksandarN wrote:One_and_Done wrote:RS and playoffs are a different animals.
I also brought up his last season playoffs as a counter point. You are digging yourself deeper here.
The playoffs where he dodged all the good high PnR teams. Useful.
bballfan1three3 wrote:One_and_Done wrote:AleksandarN wrote:I also brought up his last season playoffs as a counter point. You are digging yourself deeper here.
The playoffs where he dodged all the good high PnR teams. Useful.
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Warspite wrote:Billups was a horrible scorer who could only score with an open corner 3 or a FT.
One_and_Done wrote:How about we see how he goes this playoffs? Cool.
.AleksandarN wrote:One_and_Done wrote:Drakeem wrote:So you're going to include two teams he lost to because of injuries on his team, and then 2019 and 2020 which were 4-5 years ago? I'm not saying it's not a weakness but this isn't the way to prove it.
To hear posters like the one above you injuries only count for the Nuggets.
Jokic having a weakness doesn't mean teams who play to that weakness are able to overcome it. Hopefully this playoffs we get more info.
Here is more info. If only teams would put Jokic through pick and rolls more. Expose him!!
Johnny Bball wrote:.AleksandarN wrote:One_and_Done wrote:To hear posters like the one above you injuries only count for the Nuggets.
Jokic having a weakness doesn't mean teams who play to that weakness are able to overcome it. Hopefully this playoffs we get more info.
Here is more info. If only teams would put Jokic through pick and rolls more. Expose him!!
Yeah this isn't any kind of gotcha. Its not the screener that will light him up, but the ballhandler half of the PNR duo. Guys like Irving/James in the past. When Jokic has to drop in coverage, Irving can just shoot at will or drive by and torch them. And when you think its not on Jokic to stop the guard, well it is, if he could hedge he could slow him down just enough, but he can't. Because there's no way he likely is quick enough to hedge and if he does, he doesn't recover from hedging.
Its not everyday players that are the problem, its elite PNR ballhandlers that give slower centres fits.
Warspite wrote:Billups was a horrible scorer who could only score with an open corner 3 or a FT.
One_and_Done wrote:There's no point discussing because Jokic stans will say every past example doesn't count for one reason or another. The only thing to do is to wait for the playoffs. The proof will hopefully be in the pudding.
AleksandarN wrote:One_and_Done wrote:There's no point discussing because Jokic stans will say every past example doesn't count for one reason or another. The only thing to do is to wait for the playoffs. The proof will hopefully be in the pudding.
Like last year when everyone said Jokic would be exposed in the playoffs. Which he didn’t.
Warspite wrote:Billups was a horrible scorer who could only score with an open corner 3 or a FT.
One_and_Done wrote:AleksandarN wrote:One_and_Done wrote:There's no point discussing because Jokic stans will say every past example doesn't count for one reason or another. The only thing to do is to wait for the playoffs. The proof will hopefully be in the pudding.
Like last year when everyone said Jokic would be exposed in the playoffs. Which he didn’t.
When he didn't play any high PnR teams. Again; useful.
One_and_Done wrote:AleksandarN wrote:One_and_Done wrote:There's no point discussing because Jokic stans will say every past example doesn't count for one reason or another. The only thing to do is to wait for the playoffs. The proof will hopefully be in the pudding.
Like last year when everyone said Jokic would be exposed in the playoffs. Which he didn’t.
When he didn't play any high PnR teams. Again; useful.
Heej wrote:One_and_Done wrote:AleksandarN wrote:Like last year when everyone said Jokic would be exposed in the playoffs. Which he didn’t.
When he didn't play any high PnR teams. Again; useful.
Get over it man. Jokic is a genius who can pretty much read what players are gonna do as they're starting the action. All a big needs to do is corral the ballhandler enough until his guard is back in the play and Murray is athletic enough to get back in the play a step quicker than most guards. Don't hold your breath on him getting smoked by Fox or Curry to the degree that he's about to own those midgets when it's his turn to run PnR and handoffs on them.
And a big part of why his numbers are so good in PnR defense is he's wearing those little guys out with lumberjack screens every possession that require max effort at all times to try and stop when Murray has the ball. It'll never be an even trade. Jokic and Murray is the best PnR in NBA history, and conversely that duo isn't even the worst PnR defending duo in the league currently.
People are gonna realize that Jokic is basically big man Curry on defense. Weaknesses? Sure. Is he a weak defender? No. He hasn't been one for far longer than you realized, and his fans saw the leap occur a while back while you still clung to your normie uninformed opinion and incomplete eye test.
Warspite wrote:Billups was a horrible scorer who could only score with an open corner 3 or a FT.
One_and_Done wrote:Heej wrote:One_and_Done wrote:When he didn't play any high PnR teams. Again; useful.
Get over it man. Jokic is a genius who can pretty much read what players are gonna do as they're starting the action. All a big needs to do is corral the ballhandler enough until his guard is back in the play and Murray is athletic enough to get back in the play a step quicker than most guards. Don't hold your breath on him getting smoked by Fox or Curry to the degree that he's about to own those midgets when it's his turn to run PnR and handoffs on them.
And a big part of why his numbers are so good in PnR defense is he's wearing those little guys out with lumberjack screens every possession that require max effort at all times to try and stop when Murray has the ball. It'll never be an even trade. Jokic and Murray is the best PnR in NBA history, and conversely that duo isn't even the worst PnR defending duo in the league currently.
People are gonna realize that Jokic is basically big man Curry on defense. Weaknesses? Sure. Is he a weak defender? No. He hasn't been one for far longer than you realized, and his fans saw the leap occur a while back while you still clung to your normie uninformed opinion and incomplete eye test.
I wonder why it is that after a mere 1 title in a relatively down year Jokic fans come off like this? What is there about Jokic that is different to Curry, Lebron, Jordan, Duncan, Hakeem, Magic or Kareem? We can only wonder.
Goomba3666 wrote:Not even close. Those of us who have been watching Western Conference hoops for a while know what’s up.