phillynative wrote:Pistol_Pete wrote:Jokic is a two time MVP.
Embiid will most likely never win one.
That’s all

Steve Nash won 2 before too. Over Shaq and Kobe
Let's just hope both teams have a healthy playoff run and see where they end up even though the east is deeper .
This is a disingeniuous argument and I hope you're trolling.
Jokic isn't comparable to Nash, he's comparable to Larry Bird and/or Magic Johnson. I posted about that yesterday in a thread too. He sees massive upticks for all his averages in the playoffs which means he's
coasting his way to MVPs left and right lol. Career 20/10/6.5 whose numbers increase to 26.5/11.5/6.5.
Embiid is not comparable to Kobe and Shaq either. He sees massive downticks in all his averages meaning he shrinks during the playoffs. Career 27/11/3.5 guy whose numbers fall to 24/11/3 in the playoffs (and I'm being nice and bumping the numbers up).
If we want to make terrible comparisons to troll each other - which okay whatever - then how about this one?
Jokic is the modern Tim Duncan. Not in play style but in terms of impact and the uptick during the playoffs. Plus, Duncan and Hakeem's favorite player.

Embiid is like the modern Chris Webber. Puts up gaudy numbers in the regular season, shrinks during the playoffs. Plus, his hero isn't a big fan of him.

^ Note: It's a crappy argument (because I think Embiid gets better in the playoffs despite the numbers) but no crappier than the Nash / Jokic comparison and Embiid / Shaq or Kobe comparison.
Also, been a huge fan of Embiid since the spin move in Kansas. Just a bigger fan of Jokic because...Serbia lol.