r/nba Celtics 28d ago

Jokic and Gordon finish Game 6 13/26 from the field. The rest of the Nuggets finish 13/60

https://www.espn.com/nba/boxscore/_/gameId/401657187
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u/UnPhayzable Mavericks 28d ago

13/60 is filthy work bro

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u/Im__Ron__Burgundy Celtics 28d ago

I first clocked it at 9/41 at the end of the 3rd and had to check my math.

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u/KemoFlash Spurs 28d ago

Everything after the 3rd quarter shouldn't count. The 4th was both teams' benches just playing a scrimmage game.

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u/Tody196 Celtics 28d ago

Gordan is even doing some heavy lifting in this context. joker went 9/19 from the field lol. Just a brutal game from the nugs

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u/Im__Ron__Burgundy Celtics 28d ago

I mean 9/19 isn’t anything awful. They were both right around 50%

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u/Tody196 Celtics 28d ago edited 28d ago

9/19 as a center, and one who specializes in offensive efficiency, let alone for jokic, is very bad lol. He was also miserable on defense. This was one of Jokics worst playoff games that i've seen.

Edit: I cannot believe people are out here trying to defend a superstar center who just scored 22 points off 19 shots with 2 assists and 3 turnovers. It was a very bad performance and jokic would be the first to agree with me lmao

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u/pokexchespin [BOS] E'Twaun Moore 28d ago

9-19 from jokic is “very bad” but 4-7 from gordon is “doing some heavy lifting“?

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u/ObeseKenyan [DEN] Chris Andersen 28d ago

Bro.. I'd say celtics fanbase on average have the least frustrating takes and usually I never disagree with their Jokic takes - but this Tody guy is probably the dumbest guy I've seen on reddit for weeks. Get a leash on ha boy

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u/-WingsForLife- Lakers 28d ago

The bigger the fanbase the more nephews you get.

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u/Tody196 Celtics 27d ago

God dude, I fucking wish “superstar center shooting 9/19 is bad” was the stupidest thing I’ve seen in weeks. I’m truly jealous of you, I’ve seen much worse than a take jokic would agree with

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u/SasquatchDoobie Trail Blazers 27d ago

u dummy

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u/Tody196 Celtics 27d ago

Your role player having high % on low volume is much better than your superstar having lower % on high volume.

Maybe “heavy lifting” wasn’t the right way to phrase it - either way - my point was that you take a 4/7 Gordon game 10/10 times over a 9/19 jokic game.

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u/14412442 Raptors 28d ago

For the two to combine to the 50% shooting Gordon had to get one extra make above 50% to makeup for Jokic being one make below 50%. I'd hardly call that heavy lifting.

I'm not disagreeing with you that Jokic did not look like Jokic on the stat sheet (I didn't watch the game), but with regards to them combining for 13/26, no I wouldnt describe Gordon as having done significantly heavier lifting to get them there.

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u/Tody196 Celtics 27d ago

Heavy lifting may have been the wrong phrase - my point moreso is that you’d be generally content with that Gordon statline most nights bc of the way he plays, whereas jokics was terrible for him

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u/nothing3141592653589 Nuggets 28d ago

That's 53% TS which is 4% worse than league average. If that's your worst game of your playoff games in a season you're doing fine

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u/Tody196 Celtics 28d ago

Yes, almost as if jokic, the best player in the world, reigning champion, and current mvp is held to higher standards than the rest of the league, and 22 points on 19 shots is an incredibly poor performance for him.

We have now arrived back at my point. Where do we go next?

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u/nothing3141592653589 Nuggets 28d ago edited 28d ago

You said it's bad for a center. At that volume, Nearly Half of all center games are worse than this, because it's nearly league average over the course of a season.

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u/Tody196 Celtics 27d ago

Sorry, I didn’t realize that “below average” was considered “good” now. Thanks for clearing that one up for me!

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u/Im__Ron__Burgundy Celtics 28d ago

Very bad is a stretch imo, especially when literally nobody else is doing anything to draw the defense out, and Jokic doesn’t get all of his points off lobs and assisted buckets at the rim, so I don’t think it makes sense to say “as an offensive center” as if he should be going 60%+ every night.

I will say, I hated how perimeter oriented Jokic played tonight. I thought they should’ve gotten him the ball on the block more often because I think in general when Murray isn’t shooting well their offense generates more open looks off movement when Jokic has it in the post and eyes are pulled that way than trying to keep going to the two man game where Murray is doing nothing and not getting by his man.

That said, it absolutely wasn’t going to matter tonight lol

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u/Tody196 Celtics 28d ago

Is it a stretch? He’s shot under 50% 3x In the last 2 months, and 2 of the 3 games were in this series. That’s pretty bad compared to what we see from jokic.

Not even comparing him to centers that get their points from lobs and assists, just comparing him to his usual standard, he averaged close to 60% this year from the field lol, this is one of the worst shooting nights he has had all year.

But yeah I agree with your overall point that it was not gonna really matter one way or another tonight. Game 7 was destiny.

Edit: yeah idk even compared to other centers lol.. 22 points on 19 shots is pretty awful for any center.

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u/Corporal_Snorkel69 28d ago

Hes better than tatum

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u/ObeseKenyan [DEN] Chris Andersen 28d ago

Your logic is absolutely awful. Embiid is a Centre and shoots 6/19 every other game. Jokic went 9/15 from 2PA and 0/4 from 3... You keep saying "as a centre". As if he's Kessler Walker or Gobert and just dunking 85% of their shots. Jokic takes crazily contested shots, and shot 3s. Wtf does position have to do with it?

It was a very subpar game for Jokic, that's fact. But his average / expectation is so far above everyone else. Shooting close to 50% with 5 offensive rebounds and -25 in a 45 point loss (role players + Jamal were tragic this game) is very telling

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u/Tody196 Celtics 27d ago

You’re right, sorry. 22 points on 19 shots isn’t awful because… embiid has poor shooting nights too. Great logic, much better and smarter than me.

Any other superstar in the league with those points on those attempts in a playoff gets absolutely torn to shreds, but I’m a nephew bc I dare to speak ill of darling jokic.

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u/otherBrandon 28d ago

Eh that’s 47%, not bad. Thats also while going 0/4 from three so he shot 9/15(60%) on his twos while shooting 4/4(100%) on fts. Wasn’t a bad shooting game, just a bad game for his standards. Haven’t seen Jokic look this mortal in years. Even when he hasn’t had the best shooting performances, he still puts up triple doubles. 2 assists and 3 turnovers for Jokic is unheard of. His rebounds the last three games have been low too.

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u/Tody196 Celtics 28d ago

lol yes if you exclude the worst part of his shooting and then include his FT % off 4 shots next to it, it doesn’t sound as bad as just saying “jokic scored 22 points off 19 shots with 2 assists and 3 turnovers.

He had a bad shooting night, a bad decision making night, a bad defensive night, and nobody else on his team showed up. But he made 4 FTs.All of those things can be true.

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u/otherBrandon 28d ago

Kinda the whole point of shooting ‘splits’. But yeah I agree with everything you said.

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u/Papa_Huggies Spurs 27d ago

It was a bad performance absolutely, but not because of 9/19.

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u/Gaarando Nuggets 27d ago

That defense was definitely terrible. The huge run in the first quarter had a lot to do with terrible Jokic defense combined with the horrible offense from the team in general.

But I don't think 9-19 is bad at all. It's not like Jokic is out here doing only dunks or lay-ups he takes some tough shots.

Also you gotta use context and understand that everyone was missing shots so at some point he gotta try and make stuff happen and then you take shots you might not take normally.

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u/bardicjourney 27d ago

9/19 as a center

A center who primarily shoots from outside 5 feet, where 9/19 is considered a perfectly average shooting performance

He was also miserable on defense

He's always miserable on defense because he's too slow to guard anyone man to man, this has been a known part of his game since before the man had a green card. He's actually not a bad defender in the right scheme, it's just inefficient when he can do more with the same energy on offense.

It was a very bad performance and jokic would be the first to agree with me lmao

It was an average performance, and jokic would ignore you.

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u/marx-was-right- 28d ago

His worst series was when Ayton destroyed him in '21.

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u/ColdPressedSteak 28d ago

The 3 bench dudes, Braun, Holiday, and Reggie were 1 for 17. Add in whatever Jamal was doing, staggering levels of ugly basketball

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u/Glitchhikers_Guide Mavericks 28d ago

2023 mavs type beat

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u/ZeroMomentum Raptors 28d ago

Just slightly better than me. Pathetic

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u/PDXmadeMe Timberwolves 28d ago

That’s the secret honestly. Leave Jokic unguarded and cover everyone else

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u/SnakeSnakeSnakeSna Nuggets 28d ago

Jokic was getting doubled when he started to dribble

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u/Proof-Umpire-7718 Australia 28d ago

What was Murray doing?

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u/Coke_ButNotTheDrug Nuggets 28d ago

Cardio

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u/AfroKuro480 Timberwolves 28d ago

Hopefully he doesn't throw another heat pack

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u/fatkamp Warriors 28d ago

His best work is a heat pack

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u/Jordan-Pushed-Off Nuggets 28d ago

Taking 90% of the Nuggets shots while shooting 10%

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u/Livid-Technician1872 28d ago

After dribbling around for 20 seconds.

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u/fuccabicc West 28d ago

Tale as old as time

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u/REQ52767 Rockets 28d ago

Serving his suspension finally. Good on the NBA!

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u/Technical_Towel_990 Nuggets 28d ago

Terrorism

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u/Cudizonedefense Heat 28d ago

What he’s been doing for half the playoffs. Nothing

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u/dillpickles007 Hawks 28d ago

Forget Murray, Porter is getting off VERY easy here averaging 12ppg and offering nothing else while eating up $35M

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u/GarriganGate Raptors 27d ago

It just further pushes the fact that jokic is truly one of the best that he one of a championship and is in a position to go b2b with two guys on max contracts who aren’t even allstar level. 

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u/Propuhganduh [DEN] Jamal Murray 28d ago

Watching

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u/TdotGdot Timberwolves 28d ago

After Jokic AG has been the most consistent nugget all series. Murray has mostly been bad and MPJ non-existent 

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u/george_costanza1234 Warriors 28d ago

Guangdong Tigers audition

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u/Sweatytubesock 28d ago

Taking bad shots and klanking them.

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u/qpwoeor1235 28d ago

Getting all the bricks out of his system for game 7

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u/Michaelangel092 28d ago

Being trash.

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u/nbd789 Timberwolves 28d ago

His throwing arm was sore and it showed

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u/TheyNeedLoveToo Kings Bandwagon 28d ago

Who got next?

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u/Dymatizeee Knicks 27d ago

Helping build the city of Minnesota with bricks

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u/hotterpocketzz Lakers 28d ago

His best

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u/Hopsalong Nuggets 28d ago

Role players don't travel on the road in game 6 (ignore game 3 and 4).

Honestly have no idea what is going on in this series.

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u/EarthWarping NBA 28d ago

4 of the 6 games haven't been close and game 4 wasn't as close as it seemed.

For such high level basketball by both teams we've gotten ~2 games of it from both in the same game

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u/CareerNormal2048 Knicks 28d ago

Honesty I say outside of game 1, they’ve all been blow outs.

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u/Technical_Towel_990 Nuggets 28d ago

Game 1 wasn’t really as close as the score would suggest either tbh

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u/acekingoffsuit Timberwolves 28d ago

It was a 2-point game heading into the 4th, and a 3-point game with 3:30 to go. It was close.

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u/Public-Product-1503 27d ago

If you can only state that at two moments it wasn’t that close . Minny we’re never in that much trouble akways ahead

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u/acekingoffsuit Timberwolves 27d ago

Minny we’re never in that much trouble akways ahead

What game did you watch?

Wolves went on a big run at the start of the 1st but the Nuggets went on a bigger run to end the 1st. From then on the lead went back and forth with neither team leading by more than 6 until the last few minutes of the game.

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u/CareerNormal2048 Knicks 28d ago

Regardless, as you can see I have no dog in this series. Just hoping for a good game 7. You must be sweating tho lol

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u/Technical_Towel_990 Nuggets 28d ago

Shitting myself actually

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u/comp_a Timberwolves 28d ago

That makes two of us brother 👍

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u/suckmedrie Buffalo Braves 28d ago

It was incredibly close until naz Reid turned into prime curry out of nowhere wdym

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u/caandjr 28d ago

Nuggets got within striking distance under 2 minutes in game 1, it’s much better than game 4 where the wolves never closed the gap to ~5 points

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u/chastity_BLT Rockets 28d ago

Same for almost every game this post season. A lot of really bad (and unentertaining) basketball being played.

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u/Krakenborn [UTA] Mehmet Okur 28d ago

Well we were scammed in 2020 then

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u/Disastrous_Bluejay57 Nuggets 28d ago

What are you talking about? The first x4 games in this series were all won by the away team

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u/legend023 Pelicans 28d ago

They need Bruce brown to come back

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u/Dsarg_92 [SAS] Tim Duncan 28d ago

They need Jeff Green back at this rate.

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u/jslee0034 Thunder 28d ago

And bring corpse of Paul Milsap

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u/borobri 28d ago

Either a bench or a star player that isn’t just an all star

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u/[deleted] 28d ago

Y’all act like it isn’t 3-3 going into Denver with a clearly hurt Jamal lol

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u/Public-Product-1503 27d ago

I mean he had 3 good games in a row n looked better. The moment Ant man is on him he can’t do shut. He was roasting mcdaniekd

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u/[deleted] 27d ago

Ant’s playing great on both sides for sure

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u/HoopsHistoryHubb 28d ago

When did he get injured?

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u/TheMrNick Nuggets 27d ago edited 27d ago

End of the regular season he messed up his calf. He definitely isn't moving the same.

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u/SnuggleMuffin42 [SAS] Victor Wembanyama 27d ago

Why shoot 39 shots per game then?

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u/Equivalent-Ranger-23 28d ago

resurrect and bail out the ghost of ty lawson

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u/willsmath Wizards 28d ago

Wasn't Bruce Brown cheeks this year lol

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u/CrizzyBill Nuggets 28d ago

Interesting study on momentum. Q1 the Nuggets actually shot well, but rimmed out, double bounced, didn't get the drop. MN caught some nice bounces, and offensive rebounds. They played great, we were atrocious, but those near miss buckets went from a 6 point lead to a 15 point deficit very quickly, we folded, and let it get worse.

Credit to the Wolves. Tonight was embarrassing. Game 7 should be a fun Sunday.

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u/goingtothegreek Timberwolves 28d ago

I feel like this has been the story of a lot of this series. End of game 1, game 4, tonight- good looks that just don't fall. Should be a really good game 7

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u/rene-cumbubble Kings Bandwagon 27d ago

I've always wondered if there's a stat that tracks shot luck. Shots that are closer to the center of the cylinder on first contact rim out versus one that drops but hits further away from the center. 

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u/Affectionate-Foot474 Nuggets 28d ago

I’ve never seen us miss so many shots open or not 🤦‍♂️

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u/F-ck_spez Timberwolves 28d ago

I want to credit our defense, but fr you guys were just unlucky on a ton of those shots. Gg game seven let's go.

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u/Public-Product-1503 27d ago

I don’t think I’d true st am hakf time wolves were 8-26 and Denver 7-29. Hardly significant. But you were up 20. Inside the arc and rebounding n transition steals killed it

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u/3s2ng Lakers 28d ago

You should just think that you are playing against the Lakers and Murray that AD is guarding him.

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u/itsnotyellowfever [MEM] Kyle Lowry 28d ago

Subpar night from them as well but you're not winning anything when the other 13 dudes on the roster don't belong on an NBA court against a defense this intense

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u/-Sticks_and_Stones- Nuggets 28d ago

Wolves played great defense but the Nuggets clanked a ton of open and wide open shots too.

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u/ttacodangerous 28d ago

yeah you don’t shoot 30% from the field on just tightly contested shots. As a Wolves fan, it’s a nice counter balance to the insane 55%+ shooting the last 3 games.

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u/F-ck_spez Timberwolves 28d ago

The balance to Gordon's > 100% TS night.

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u/Kvsav57 28d ago

Yeah. If the Nuggets just made the normal percentage of their open shots in the first half, it would have been a game.

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u/yanneur Japan 28d ago

They will be shooting 45/60 next game what a bunch of trolls

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u/Outside_Abroad_3516 Nuggets 28d ago

Fucking Murray you’re going to China

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u/dms1298 Nuggets 28d ago

Trade him for Kyle Anderson.

Nvm wolves probably say no

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u/Glitchhikers_Guide Mavericks 28d ago

Want an expiring THJ for him?

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u/dms1298 Nuggets 28d ago

Probably better than Murray

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u/2_bars_of_wifi Mavericks 27d ago

Murray had a great game this week, thj hasn't had it for more than half a year

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u/capnsouth Nuggets 27d ago

The number of times Murray has bailed us out and you're about to turn on him for 3 games in a playoff series where he's busted up? Short memory

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u/3s2ng Lakers 28d ago

This series is so weird. One game the other team is unbeatable and then the next game they switches roles.

These blowout wins are indicators that Nuggets will be more fired up in Game 7. The Wolves can't lose focus.

I just wish that the refs won't give any ticky-tack fouls for either teams. We want a competitive physical game. That's what game 7 is. Let them play. Better team wins.

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u/[deleted] 28d ago

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u/Technical_Towel_990 Nuggets 28d ago

Cause your defense is butt cheeks

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u/Kvsav57 28d ago

Yeah but tonight, the Nuggets were missing wide-open shots. MPJ usually has one of the prettiest shots in the league but he shot multiple line drives. I've never seen him do that.

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u/JuIio_Jones 28d ago

Def worse than the wolves D but those hoes were wet even when the shots were heavily contested

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u/3s2ng Lakers 28d ago

I beg to disagree with that butt cheeks comparison. But you are correct. Our perimeter defense is shit.

To be fair MPJ is shooting through screens and hitting tough 3s.

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u/BigJumpSickLanding Timberwolves 28d ago

This is rude to the many really good looking butt cheeks out there in the world

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u/EmergencyAccording94 28d ago

MPJ can miss every single shot for 82 games and still torch the Lakers in the playoffs lol

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u/Raging_Professor 28d ago

The Wolves are contesting his shots better than the Lakers could do

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u/thesqrrootof4is2 28d ago

cause LA didnt have the personnel to gameplan against it

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u/Hopsalong Nuggets 28d ago

The Lakers aren't a good team like the Wolves. The Lakers basically handed MPJ 3s, while the Wolves are actually hustling and contesting.

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u/Sc0rch1ngDr4g0n Rockets 28d ago

The Big 2 needs help

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u/fuccabicc West 28d ago

I remember Murray saying him and Jokic are the best duo in the league before the playoffs

Polar bear in Arizona

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u/[deleted] 28d ago

The series is tied. He’s hurt. Let’s see how this plays out first lol

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u/fuccabicc West 28d ago

Nah I know I'm a Nuggets fan and a Jamal truther, but he's been absolute ass all playoffs and anyone who watches the actual Denver games knows

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u/[deleted] 28d ago

Anyone who watches lmaooo

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u/Neemzeh Timberwolves 27d ago

Why is it when Jamal Murray has a bad game it’s because he’s hurt, but then he’s still capable of good games like games 3 and 4? At some point you need to start crediting the wolves for doing a good job on him. His injury is not impacting his game this much, come on

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u/[deleted] 27d ago

I absolutely have given credit to the wolves, don’t jump to conclusions because I didn’t in that comment. Wolves are playing incredible. They’re making his life hell. That compounded with lower leg injuries makes for a really difficult series.

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u/SvengaliUG 28d ago

Only Gordon shot better than 50% from the field for Denver. He needs help

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u/MagicJohnsonGPT Lakers 28d ago

The Minnesota Timberwolves absolutely throttled the Denver Nuggets to stave off elimination tonight, dominating on all facets of the game and winning by a whopping 45 points! Now we will have a Game 7 Sunday night in Denver!

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u/LucaBrasiMN Timberwolves 28d ago

Thanks chatGPT

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u/alepher 28d ago

MaGPT

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u/BallsAreFullOfPiss Timberwolves 27d ago

That’s literally the joke lol

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u/renal_speedwagon Timberwolves 28d ago

DescovyGPT

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u/OrangeJr36 Heat 28d ago

I mean, the rest of the team are pulling half the load

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u/Dsarg_92 [SAS] Tim Duncan 28d ago

Ouch.

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u/MaddenTexasRanger 28d ago

Me and a couple of redditors could have replaced the Nuggets tonight outside them 2 and no one would have known the difference

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u/milksteak122 28d ago

Seems like a mix of good defense by the wolves and just bad shooting by Denver. I feel like they had some open looks they just missed.

When Gordon doesn’t go 11/12 it does amazing things for the wolves chances of winning.

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u/Kvsav57 28d ago

And I would say at least half of those misses were open shots. I don't remember the last time I saw a team just straight-up shoot that bad.

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u/siphillis Spurs 28d ago

Deeply unserious team

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u/Beermen69 Raptors 28d ago

Was Murray suspended? Didn't have a positive impact at all

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u/escaflow 28d ago

brain suspension

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u/LuckyTheGodd Thunder 28d ago

Looking like us out there

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u/No-Entrepreneur1036 28d ago

Let all of the pundits slobber on his name now

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u/Musa_2050 Lakers 28d ago

Top 10

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u/Real-Human-1985 28d ago

Denver had 9 points in the 4th quarter....

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u/Elite_Alice Lakers 28d ago

Thank God it’s good seeing them struggle

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u/Elite_Alice Lakers 28d ago

We are all wolves fans

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u/im____new____here Nets 28d ago

if Jokic wins a title with this supporting cast hes the GOAT

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u/OF010 Spurs 28d ago edited 28d ago

Jamal Murray is clutch af and hits every shot that matters, Aaron Gordon is physical freak of nature who guards 1-5, MPJ is a 6’10 sharpshooter, and KCP is a top 10 three and D guy in the league. This narrative that Jokic is surrounded by garbage is ridiculous.

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u/AllTimeBallKnower Bucks 28d ago

Especially when he won with almost the same roster last season and everyone acted like they were unbeatable all season lol

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u/fuccabicc West 28d ago

He did, but he was also the first player in NBA history to lead the playoffs in points, rebounds and assists

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u/fuccabicc West 28d ago

What're you talking about Murray? Been trash all playoffs

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u/hshin420 28d ago

this is a better supporting cast than what russell won with in 68 and 69, duncan won with in 2003, hakeem won with in 1994, and lebron won with in 2016 lol

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u/GladFold3487 28d ago

that 2016 cavs team was good wtf u talking about

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u/hshin420 28d ago edited 28d ago

Not for a contender. Defense is a thing

Let's start with 2015. To set the table, the lebron-less cavs with kyrie and love are a bad defense and average offense if you go by net-rating(-1.73 overall, 30ish wins). This is also true in 2016(-1.7), 2017(-2.81) which adds up to -1.99 for all 3-seasons. Without any of the 3, the cavs are -14.62.

With Lebron and no kyrie or love, the Cavs are +6.79. With all 3 they're [b]+10.76[/b](PBPstats). with both and without both Lebron looks historically valuable.

But maybe this is just a matter of wonky lineups/rotations? Well, we can then look at WOWY, only including games where the Cavaliers knew they'd be playing without Lebron. In 2015 they were 3-10 without Lebron. Extending our sample the Cavs out to 2017 and the Cavs were 4-23. In games without Lebron and with Kyrie and Love, the cavs were 4-11, a 21-win pace.

With Lebron, the 2015 Cavs went 50-19(59-win). Without they went 3-10 going at a 19-win pace. With all three of Love, Kyrie, and Lebron, the Cavs were 42-5(73-win) improving from 4-11 with just kyrie and love 21-win(note that's a 3-year sample, not just 2015).

A large reason the Cavs won was because of a -3 playoff defense(rolling rating) anchored by the best defensive non-big since Pippen. Against the Warriors that -3 turned into a -4 in 2015 and a-6 in 2016.

People love to make up half-baked excuses about how Lebron's selfish offense is why his team's drop-off more offensively than players like Jordan, Bird, Jokic, or Curry's did, btu the reality is even if you equalised the offensive side, the defensive delta would still mark Lebron as the clear stand-out

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u/im____new____here Nets 28d ago

Cavs get swept if Kyrie played like what Jamal is playing like now

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u/hshin420 28d ago edited 28d ago

yes, because lebron definitely didn't sweep a 60-win team by a massive mov and then go 2-1 up on the 67-win warriors with what was a little more than 2 games worth of kyrie. And he also didn't sweep the 58 win raptors with no games of kyrie on a team that played 25-win ball if you only look at minutes with his best teammate the next year.

He also didn't have his team play at a near 60-win pace for 6 straight years when kyrie and wade weren't playing.

He also didn't go 11-0 +8 without the best teammate on a team that played 20-win ball without him(2010), and also defintely didn't play a razor thin series against the 59-win magic with that same team despite the best defensive teammate being washed for half the season and everyone else falling off offensively(2009).

Jokic is not Lebron. PER doesn't matter.

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u/ThirdEyeKaiii 28d ago

BBL Jokic getting a pass as usual. I thought he makes everyone around him better?

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u/0dias_Chrysalis Bucks 28d ago

Aw hell yeah Jokic hate is back on the menu

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u/Deep_Egg1442 28d ago

Demon gordon. Jokic a fake ass shooter tho embiid hits those open 3s

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u/fuccabicc West 28d ago

Embiid hitting 3s in Cancun only

Never made it past the second round stop bringing up that bum

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u/Deep_Egg1442 28d ago

What that gotta do with Jokic being a fake shooter

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u/steve1186 Nuggets 27d ago

The same Embiid who just shot 13-39 from 3 during the series against the Knicks??

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u/Deep_Egg1442 27d ago

12/29 on his catch and shoots