Whopper_Sr wrote:Not just in the running this season. They are the worst team of all time without Jokic.
This season has been hard to watch for new (as a new Nuggets fan).
That said, the 1965 Warriors without Wilt were actually worse.
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Whopper_Sr wrote:Not just in the running this season. They are the worst team of all time without Jokic.
ty 4191 wrote:Whopper_Sr wrote:Not just in the running this season. They are the worst team of all time without Jokic.
This season has been hard to watch for new (as a new Nuggets fan).
That said, the 1965 Warriors without Wilt were actually worse.
Hussien Fatal wrote:Cp3 is good but he’s not in the mix his numbers are too inferior. Yes his team is on a roll and they are real contenders but he has no chance with Joel and Jokic putting up the numbers they have been.
Infinite Llamas wrote:Can we please not mention Booker here again? Last two games he shoots 19-58 and his team STILL wins. His efficiency has fallen off of a cliff this year. CP3 is a top 5 in MVP for sure but Booker really doesn’t deserve that mention.
eyeatoma wrote:Joel is coming for that MVP! Health withstanding, I don't think anything else will stop this freight train.
Yup agreed. If you listen to the full podcast they have them all as top scorers of the league and it's basically a toss up.mediocrityrules wrote:eyeatoma wrote:Joel is coming for that MVP! Health withstanding, I don't think anything else will stop this freight train.
This would suggest that Jokic and Giannis all of a sudden just stop doing what they're doing, or also don't improve.
They're all 'freight trains' in my book.
Whopper_Sr wrote:ty 4191 wrote:Whopper_Sr wrote:Not just in the running this season. They are the worst team of all time without Jokic.
This season has been hard to watch for new (as a new Nuggets fan).
That said, the 1965 Warriors without Wilt were actually worse.
These Jokic-less Nuggets aren't the worst ever in terms of talent. There is just no structure to anything they try to run. Dribble, drive, kick out, repeat, then settle for a contested 2. They do not look like NBA players out there. Malone is to blame here too.
DutchManDanFan wrote:I think CP3 deserves to be in the conversation. The Suns are running away with the best record right now. What more does he have to do to win? I changed my vote.
1 CP3
2 Embiid
3 Giannis
4 Ja Morant
5/6 Jokic/Steph
?t=r9qtAl2m4S9HAKp_umnc-Q&s=19AleksandarN wrote:Whopper_Sr wrote:ty 4191 wrote:
This season has been hard to watch for new (as a new Nuggets fan).
That said, the 1965 Warriors without Wilt were actually worse.
These Jokic-less Nuggets aren't the worst ever in terms of talent. There is just no structure to anything they try to run. Dribble, drive, kick out, repeat, then settle for a contested 2. They do not look like NBA players out there. Malone is to blame here too.
To show how bad they are. Look crazy
Ron Swanson wrote:Eh, is that roster worse than the 2005-06 Lakers sans Kobe?
Lamar Odom
Smush Parker
Kwame Brown
Chris Mihm
Devean George
Luke Walton
Sasha Vujacic
And miraculously, Kobe dragged that pathetic roster to 45-37 in at that time, a much tougher Western Conference (they actually had a 48-34 record based on point differential). Outside of Odom I'd take every single one of the Nuggets' next 6 rotation guys (Barton, Green, Gordon, Morris, Rivers, Campazzo) over anyone else on that Lakers roster.
Lot of hyperbole being thrown around and it's unneeded. Jokic has been the best individual player this year thus far, but if he's going to win the award and have the kind of comparisons to the ATG regular season peaks, I don't think it's too much to ask for him to lift that Nuggets squad to that 45-48 win range, especially considering they're probably gonna get Murray back sometime before the playoffs. He does that and maintain his current statistical profile, and I'd have no issue with him winning back-to-back.
eyeatoma wrote:?t=r9qtAl2m4S9HAKp_umnc-Q&s=19AleksandarN wrote:Whopper_Sr wrote:
These Jokic-less Nuggets aren't the worst ever in terms of talent. There is just no structure to anything they try to run. Dribble, drive, kick out, repeat, then settle for a contested 2. They do not look like NBA players out there. Malone is to blame here too.
To show how bad they are. Look crazy
Embiid's is quite similar haha.
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eyeatoma wrote:?t=r9qtAl2m4S9HAKp_umnc-Q&s=19AleksandarN wrote:Whopper_Sr wrote:
These Jokic-less Nuggets aren't the worst ever in terms of talent. There is just no structure to anything they try to run. Dribble, drive, kick out, repeat, then settle for a contested 2. They do not look like NBA players out there. Malone is to blame here too.
To show how bad they are. Look crazy
Embiid's is quite similar haha.
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Genjuro wrote:eyeatoma wrote:?t=r9qtAl2m4S9HAKp_umnc-Q&s=19
Embiid's is quite similar haha.
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eyeatoma wrote:Genjuro wrote:
If Joker can get his team to a top 3 he could win again.
Genjuro wrote:eyeatoma wrote:Genjuro wrote:
If Joker can get his team to a top 3 he could win again.
He would most likely win, but we'll never know because it's impossible for the Nuggets to get there, let's get real. He still could make it without being a top-3 seed. As great as he's playing, I wouldn't bet on him right now anyway.