How Nikola Jokic Solved Basketball

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  • čas přidán 9. 04. 2024
  • The NBA has evolved through various eras defined by generational talents like Jordan, Kobe, and LeBron. But now, we have officially entered the Nikola Jokic era. With his unorthodox style, unparalleled court vision, and ability to dismantle defenses, Jokic has single-handedly redefined the center position. His impact extends beyond stats, inspiring a new breed of skilled big men and cementing his place as a true game-changer in basketball history.
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  • @unfixablegop
    @unfixablegop Před 21 dnem +431

    What's truly freakish about Jokic is his instant and unfailingly correct decision making.

    • @17thNO
      @17thNO Před 21 dnem +21

      I gotta agree. He mentally takes over the game.

    • @ShootersTouch30
      @ShootersTouch30  Před 18 dny +20

      💯I completely agree. That is probably his super power. Its like he can see 3 steps ahead. I love his tap ahead passes.

    • @17thNO
      @17thNO Před 16 dny +4

      @@ShootersTouch30 Larry Bird used to do those a lot. Magic Johnson used to see the game steps ahead of the rest of the players on the court his whole career.

    • @mrconfusion87
      @mrconfusion87 Před 3 dny

      ​@@17thNO The mental game is why the superstars become what they are... There is always one in each generation...

    • @lightbeforethetunnel
      @lightbeforethetunnel Před 2 dny

      I saw a clip of him being asked questions just now, and the guy asking the questions was from Jokic's home country. When Jokic heard his name pronounced correctly, the reaction was INSTANT. You could see his face light up, his eyes scan the room, and then he yelled the guy's name haha

  • @travisnoffsinger4507
    @travisnoffsinger4507 Před 17 dny +170

    Jokic is so consistent that people are already forgetting what he's doing is something special..

  • @lightbeforethetunnel
    @lightbeforethetunnel Před 11 dny +118

    Insane how he almost went undrafted. Makes me wonder how many other potential superstars have been overlooked for not fitting a stereotype.

    • @librarycollection3795
      @librarycollection3795 Před 2 dny +2

      Brilliant comment! Agreed.

    • @AlexanderTullis
      @AlexanderTullis Před 2 dny +1

      Nobody as good as Joker will stay overlooked

    • @WillVroo
      @WillVroo Před dnem +1

      @@AlexanderTullisbut even Joker himself was overlooked by every team in the league as he went in the second round lol. There easily could of been other jokics who were dismissed because they played international basketball

  • @kiliankeil1985
    @kiliankeil1985 Před 14 dny +61

    I love how jokic most of the time when he hits a game winner or something is just cool, but when one of his teammates do it he is totally hyped😂

    • @truffboy1263
      @truffboy1263 Před 3 dny

      He turnt up that one time in this regular season from his game-winning

    • @Zemlja_je_ravna
      @Zemlja_je_ravna Před 2 dny

      He is regarded as one of the greatest players ever, when he do it, it is normal. 😄

  • @ericmarcos7063
    @ericmarcos7063 Před 21 dnem +170

    The players and coaches who taught Jokic the game deserves as much appreciation as well.

    • @wilber1616
      @wilber1616 Před 20 dny +23

      Malone deserves a trophy. He’s spent years building what the nuggets are now

    • @nikolatesla3985
      @nikolatesla3985 Před 18 dny +20

      Serbian School of basketball!

    • @ShootersTouch30
      @ShootersTouch30  Před 18 dny +4

      💯

    • @jeremiahdanielsamuel2505
      @jeremiahdanielsamuel2505 Před 17 dny +8

      You can teach the skills, but you can't teach the talent. As we know, there are geniuses, and there are smart peeps.

    • @tnosugar
      @tnosugar Před 17 dny +9

      RIP Deki.

  • @nikolaperic6307
    @nikolaperic6307 Před 21 dnem +152

    This felt like a movie, good job.

  • @Usersf134ssk
    @Usersf134ssk Před 11 dny +30

    I mean, to be drafted during a Taco Bell commercial to becoming a 2 time MVP, Finals MVP, a champion, is insane. Greatest success story in the NBA.

    • @steviechampagne
      @steviechampagne Před 16 hodinami

      NBA players drafted in the 2nd round simply don’t become multi time MVPs. It just doesn’t happen in a sport like basketball.
      Jokic is the greatest draft steal in the history of any sport

  • @giladgur1703
    @giladgur1703 Před 17 dny +48

    In an interview, Jokic mentions Vlade Divac, Dirk Nowitzky, Tim Duncan and Boris Diaw as his basketball heroes and influences.

    • @aaroneisenman6873
      @aaroneisenman6873 Před 17 dny +3

      Yeah I did have one issue in that he said Jokic started the stretch big (though later he clarified stretch-5)
      The stretch 4 pioneer was Nowitzski and Don Nelson.
      Without those two Jokic doesn't exist.

    • @schuylerkrizay6192
      @schuylerkrizay6192 Před 3 dny

      @@aaroneisenman6873 even that he aint the first stretch 5.

    • @page8301
      @page8301 Před 2 dny

      @@schuylerkrizay6192 Which player was a tue stretch 4 before Dirk that could shoot from beyond the arc with such frightening accuracy that he gave all teams headaches?

  • @JIJIDID9933
    @JIJIDID9933 Před 21 dnem +226

    I think we entered his era when he won his first MVP title (at least)

    • @cain948
      @cain948 Před 19 dny +1

      I don't get what are you trying to say

    • @IgorHavran-uj2tj
      @IgorHavran-uj2tj Před 17 dny +1

      😂😂😂he tries to say that a Serb should not have an era in the USA, but not to sound jealous. But 'PRVYK SVETE IS DENVER' 😂😂😂❤❤❤

    • @clampgod4900
      @clampgod4900 Před 17 dny +2

      @@IgorHavran-uj2tjWhat??

    • @MrDiMES123
      @MrDiMES123 Před 7 dny +2

      He did not deserve that year imo weakest selection

    • @smw2896
      @smw2896 Před 6 dny

      He is a combination of MacHale, Magic and Bird

  • @vlada
    @vlada Před 21 dnem +73

    His ability to solve a player, a defensive system or situation is exceptional. He adapts to different situations with different solutions, from bullyball to 3pointers. A friend used the Bruce Lee's "Be water." saying to describe his effortless action and ability to adapt to certain situations, grow, and change.

    • @angahbg9089
      @angahbg9089 Před 18 dny

      And he completely has his teammates to buy in his way of basketball...

    • @ShootersTouch30
      @ShootersTouch30  Před 18 dny +3

      💯thats a really good analogy. He is able to adapt to anything and has a counter for it. Its really incredible.

  • @hansoskar1911
    @hansoskar1911 Před 9 dny +12

    Jokic doesnt have eye on his back, he got eyes in the future.

  • @lmchankins
    @lmchankins Před 18 dny +19

    It makes sense why Jokic is a great passer; it's the same reason the NFL covets tall QBs, they can generally see over everyone.

  • @isaaccardenas5848
    @isaaccardenas5848 Před 17 dny +22

    People don’t give Jokic enough credit for the amount of work he puts in. After every single game he power lifts for 1 1/2 hours. He grinds like Kobe

    • @willhooke
      @willhooke Před dnem

      Where did you hear about that? 🙂

  • @filipdenkovic3878
    @filipdenkovic3878 Před 11 dny +11

    a youtuber who actually correctly pronounced Divac's last name. That alone deserves a subscribe and a like

  • @ciaojay7025
    @ciaojay7025 Před 21 dnem +55

    You didn't mention how dangerous Jokic's floater game. You'll never know if it's a shot or a lob

    • @ShootersTouch30
      @ShootersTouch30  Před 18 dny +9

      💯thats true. Almost impossible to guard with Gordon flying in from the dunkers spot. He can just decide what to do with it last second and has amazing touch.

    • @mostlymagical3220
      @mostlymagical3220 Před 7 dny

      Yeah, can’t tell you how many times I’ve been watching and thought “ah no way that goes in” immediately before gordon comes flying in out of nowhere

  • @alexsantiago3181
    @alexsantiago3181 Před 4 dny +5

    High IQ, doesn’t rely on freakish athleticism. Tall, quick in a burst, reliable, great passer, good shooter, good defender. There's no one like Jokic.

  • @glovs4188
    @glovs4188 Před 20 dny +78

    Basketball fans just dont understand that strenght is way more important than athleticism. And jokic is among the strongest if not the strongest players out there.

    • @jameswolfe4712
      @jameswolfe4712 Před 18 dny +9

      ​@@nomercyinc6783i agree. There are many types of athelets. Coordination, fast twich muscles, natural wind, hand eye coordination, etc etc etc. Running and jumping is not end all be all

    • @passportbrother
      @passportbrother Před 18 dny

      Name one non athletic nba player, because I can name dozens that are not strong. Gtfo

    • @glovs4188
      @glovs4188 Před 18 dny +11

      @@nomercyinc6783 lets be honest here. To the casual nba fan. Athleticism equals jumping higher.

    • @glovs4188
      @glovs4188 Před 18 dny +3

      @@passportbrother go ahead. Name a dozen.

    • @user-jr9dd1co7x
      @user-jr9dd1co7x Před 17 dny +6

      We in Serbia has one famous dictum which is ideal match in Jokic's style of basketball: "The mind rules, power just rolling stones!" You should write that on some paper! haahahah Idemooo Jokarooooo, ti si za njih druga dimenzija, ne razumeju oni to!

  • @RomnysGonzalez
    @RomnysGonzalez Před 7 dny +6

    Nikola changed the game.
    Look at the NBA. Look how every team now is trying to turn their C into a playmaker and dribble player. Bam,Wemby,Chet,Embiid,Sabonis,Randler,Davis you can keep looking, but look how often the Big mans are the one leading the fastbreak and how often they are dribbling the ball looking for the assist to teammates and how they are using inverted PnR with them as the handlers and the guard as screener. How often big mans are involved on the actions of set plays with them at the top doing DHO.
    Nikola Jokic changed the game

  • @Dex000x
    @Dex000x Před 21 dnem +20

    This is the best Joker video I've seen in a very long time.

  • @razvigor1985
    @razvigor1985 Před 20 dny +27

    Jokic is playing waterpollo on the basketball court basically. Just watch any waterpollo game, ex. Serbia Nacional team and you will see every single angle, soft/quick pass, long distance pass, ball handling in his game. Its easy for him because he trained waterpollo and only difference is you dont have 300+ pounds dude trying to drown you into the poll. 🤣

    • @SilverSkitterscuttle
      @SilverSkitterscuttle Před 5 dny

      I heard this! But...Are water polo guys typically 300 + lbs.? And what kind of "drowning" can they get away with, legally & illegally?

    • @andrijavrba9907
      @andrijavrba9907 Před 18 hodinami

      @@SilverSkitterscuttle Water polo is one of the dirtiest sports, only handball is probably worse. Elbows, pinching, kicking... Sinking opponent is a foul, and they love to do it at when you inhale. They are not 300 pounds, 250 max.

    • @SilverSkitterscuttle
      @SilverSkitterscuttle Před 10 hodinami

      @@andrijavrba9907 Huh thanks man! You mean that all that violence is ILLEGAL, but they get away with it, presumably because violations are hard to see & often underwater? And how can they not seriously penalize something like sinking, which should be EZ to identify & punish?

  • @a.oh.k.9161
    @a.oh.k.9161 Před 16 dny +7

    Sabonis, Luka, Jokic, dominating the NBA. I wonder why they get so much hate…

  • @whatsgood22022
    @whatsgood22022 Před 21 dnem +16

    He makes the game look so easy.

  • @sergiodetter1417
    @sergiodetter1417 Před 22 dny +74

    ALMOST TEARED UP, GREAT VIDEO!!

    • @vlada
      @vlada Před 21 dnem +2

      Pop too.

    • @ShootersTouch30
      @ShootersTouch30  Před 18 dny

      Really?? which part? thank you. I appreciate that. ❤

  • @clanwaddell5628
    @clanwaddell5628 Před 20 dny +16

    I usually play center or PF in pick up games as I am 6 foot 5. As a teen, I loved blocking shots like Alonzo Mourning. Now at 41 and at 235 pounds (I am cook and a dad, but I have a lot of muscle) compared to the 200 I was as a young dude, Jokic has shown how a big boy can bully his opponents in the paint and hit a jumper

  • @rastaman2722
    @rastaman2722 Před 21 dnem +41

    Most accurate video for Nikola.
    On CZcams.
    Ever.

    • @ShootersTouch30
      @ShootersTouch30  Před 18 dny

      thank you. I really appreciate that. worked hard on this one. 👊🏀

  • @kiroppi6687
    @kiroppi6687 Před 17 dny +28

    Like my man JJ Redick said, he has the best court mapping in the history of the league. He just knows what to do when a teammate or an opponent does something.

    • @ShootersTouch30
      @ShootersTouch30  Před 16 dny +2

      Totally. That's his superpower. Its incredible

    • @MrDiMES123
      @MrDiMES123 Před 7 dny +1

      Gross exaggeration. I’d say that goes to Magic Johnson, Lebron James, Chris Paul, Jason Kidd, Steve Nash, etc

    • @kiroppi6687
      @kiroppi6687 Před 7 dny

      @@MrDiMES123 so you know better than a professional player and one of the brightest minds in basketball? Oh and Bron agreed to it too.

    • @MrDiMES123
      @MrDiMES123 Před 7 dny

      @@kiroppi6687 jj redick? The man couldn’t even dribble without turning it over. No disrespect but his basketball mind was limited to catch & shoots. His “court map” was nonexistent but he could shoot well. And Lebron is a known people pleaser who called his son better than many in the league..

  • @lightbeforethetunnel
    @lightbeforethetunnel Před 11 dny +3

    Jokic would make an amazing coach when he's done as a player. I hope he does that.

  • @elgwapslabasano4052
    @elgwapslabasano4052 Před 6 dny +3

    He makes all his team mates loom good.. like MJ and Kobe.

  • @BuckFieri
    @BuckFieri Před 17 dny +23

    Crazy to think that almost every single team could’ve drafted him

  • @lionstigersbearsohmyanimal6741

    If magic and bird had a baby it be jokic

  • @jameshodge6238
    @jameshodge6238 Před 17 dny +3

    Give him the respect and recognition recognition he deserves.

  • @jeepneygang
    @jeepneygang Před 21 dnem +13

    You could make an argument have LeBron and Curry ruined basketball for a generation of kids. LeBron showed that loyalty is secondary to general manager control and Curry made morons at ever rec center in the world attempt half court contested shots, instead of passing the ball to the open guy.

    • @Bodybypt
      @Bodybypt Před 21 dnem

      Loyalty to a team or lack thereof did nothing to the game. Curry literally ruined the game of basketball.

    • @Jcikokalol
      @Jcikokalol Před 17 dny +4

      ​@@Bodybyptteaming up with your friends and stacking teams did nothing to the game? Yea, sure thing

    • @whocares8576
      @whocares8576 Před 16 dny

      Curry’s development of the three was always going to happen tbh. When a game as old as basketball starts to get perfected naturally the three is going to be up there. As most players know 3>2 and it was just the natural progression of the game. His influence on the new generation is pretty bad though, with kids being taught only how to shoot.

  • @stingray7bg
    @stingray7bg Před 22 dny +26

    Great video!

  • @Lalambz
    @Lalambz Před 21 dnem +7

    jokic exposing the lack of bigs in the nba. one reason jokic is soo good. is that he’s a big that can facilitate like a guard.
    i’d rather have him facilitate than be a big (rebounds and post presence)
    force his tm8’s to get rebounds.
    jokic will get his pts and assist, but limit his impact as a big, will really slow down the team.

    • @alokinchi
      @alokinchi Před 20 dny +3

      I'd like to see someone try that. :) The man is like he has sensors for where the ball will be, and is at the right place at almost any time, to get the rebound or a few of them in one go. He's also got that farm strenght, and is long so he does not have to jump high in order to get the ball. Nope. You cannot deny him his big game. He's inevitable. :D

    • @angahbg9089
      @angahbg9089 Před 18 dny +1

      ​@@alokinchiits amazing watching him poke the ball to his direction for the rebounds to compensate for his lack of bounce

    • @student99bg
      @student99bg Před 12 dny

      He played almost solely as a facilitator in his first couple of seasons in the NBA and his box plus minus was off the charts. He is phenomenal as a facilitator.

  • @michaelbritt7397
    @michaelbritt7397 Před 21 dnem +9

    DJ Burns following that model

  • @BrandonAbel01
    @BrandonAbel01 Před 4 dny +3

    Great video. Perfect mini documentary with substance.

  • @zachhoff9876
    @zachhoff9876 Před 21 dnem +11

    Never seen a video that good from a channel with 1.8k subs. 100k subs before year end I'm guessing

    • @ShootersTouch30
      @ShootersTouch30  Před 18 dny +1

      thank you! I appreciate that. working hard to get there. 👊🏀

  • @sgrey9181
    @sgrey9181 Před 21 dnem +12

    I’ve been saying for a while, Jokic is just Tim Duncan if Duncan had been developed in the 3pt, position-less era.

    • @artvallejos1460
      @artvallejos1460 Před 17 dny +1

      I've been saying for awhile. Jokic '
      is # 1 All Time in the Player Efficiency Ratings. Ahead of Mj, Wilt, Bill, Bird, Kobe, Kareem, Hakeem, Barkley, Curry, James, Malone, Malone, Duncan, Robertson ,Robinson ,Stockton, etc.....................

    • @Biscuitsgravy924
      @Biscuitsgravy924 Před 17 dny +4

      Jokic not close to Duncan as a defender. But I understand your point. I think Jokic is more like Duncan in their leadership. No talk just play and both being epitome of consistency.
      Where Duncan was the defensive anchor of his teams, Jokic is the offensive maestro

    • @jonnyblayze5149
      @jonnyblayze5149 Před 12 dny

      @@artvallejos1460😂😅😅🤣🤭👉 dudes garbage

    • @MrDiMES123
      @MrDiMES123 Před 7 dny +1

      Tim Duncan without defense ?😂

    • @artvallejos1460
      @artvallejos1460 Před 7 dny

      Jokic' good enough on defense to help Nuggets win a Championship.

  • @Chronoic
    @Chronoic Před 21 dnem +20

    If the Media is right and Nikola Jokic doesn't care about Basketball, imagine if he did, how much better he would be when he doesn't care and is still the best.

    • @pashapasovski5860
      @pashapasovski5860 Před 21 dnem +2

      If media is right...hahaha, imagine that!?

    • @ducksscp
      @ducksscp Před 19 dny +1

      Imagine if nikola didn’t care about basketball and was this good. Man, he’d be in goat atmosphere

    • @zoranjovanovic701
      @zoranjovanovic701 Před 18 dny +4

      When you will understand, that Nikola really, but really care about basketball .. he just don't care about all that buzz/hype around him ..
      He's not a player that care about all that "star" image, that all other NBA players care ..
      He's so good at this game, because he really love just playing a basketball, that's all ..
      I think that at this moment, nobody really care about playing, than he care ..

    • @borislavkrstic6366
      @borislavkrstic6366 Před 17 dny +1

      I don't believe that he would be better, nor that he would be a better player, even against, it could have a bad effect on his game. In that case, he would put more mental stress on himself, which could lead to stressful situations, and all of that together could have a bad effect on his game. Therefore, it is probably best as it is, if it were better it wouldn't work.

    • @Prince36300
      @Prince36300 Před 16 dny

      He obviously loves the game of basketball. He, just like Tim Duncan, just doesnt care about culture surrounding it.

  • @KaiDrawsGT
    @KaiDrawsGT Před 20 dny +8

    Hella underrated

  • @sabahbubbler
    @sabahbubbler Před 11 dny +2

    I love this era of basketball with players giving voice like mind the game podcast and JJ reddik's that discusses the x and o of things
    It used to be player focused narrative, now we as casual fans are thinking like coaches with plays

  • @TheOmengod
    @TheOmengod Před 12 dny +2

    My favorite part of basketball will always be the fundamentals. To me, Nikola is pure fundamentals. Nice work on the Vid.

  • @kkbaby30
    @kkbaby30 Před dnem +1

    Starting liking Jokic in early 2021 when people were calling him a "stat padder." I knew that much hate had to be because he was legitimately taking attention from the other great players of the era. Didn't know how right I was, lol.

  • @chrissennfelder7249
    @chrissennfelder7249 Před 6 dny +1

    I'm not a Denver fan, but I try to watch as many Denver games as possible. Their offense is such a joy to watch. Constant ball and player movement, lots of great cuts and passes and on top of that some of the best shooting in the league. I love how Jokic always finds the open man. It's not just the Jokic/Murray two man game, Gordon has been awesome as well. He's ALWAYS in the perfect spot. KCP adds some defensive integrity, MPJ adds another layer of shooting. And even though their bench is kinda weak, they've got just enough good players to provide a spark.

  • @itsjustme1616
    @itsjustme1616 Před 7 dny +2

    You say “convince all the doubters” but the amount of people I see calling him and the Nuggets trash and that they just get lucky is still staggering 😂

    • @itsjustme1616
      @itsjustme1616 Před 7 dny

      To be fair though it seems like most of them traumatized Lakers fans and Embiid supporters 🤷🏼‍♂️

  • @mihailottomic3416
    @mihailottomic3416 Před 2 dny +1

    This video needs to be played in mainstream media! NBA and Basketball fans need to watch it to understand the game's new direction. I am not sure that Kobe Lakers could compete against teams like Denver or Minnesota nowdays.

  • @gridley_
    @gridley_ Před 7 dny +3

    I was thinking of a top starting 5 last night which included Curry, Kobe, Jordan, Bron, and Jokic...and now this vid popped up on my recs 👀

    • @ShootersTouch30
      @ShootersTouch30  Před 5 dny

      Thats crazy 😂

    • @gridley_
      @gridley_ Před 5 dny

      @@ShootersTouch30 yeah saw the thumbnail and was like wth is goin on lol

    • @mrconfusion87
      @mrconfusion87 Před 3 dny

      And who will be your benchwarmers?

  • @MindfulAttraction2.0
    @MindfulAttraction2.0 Před 11 dny +2

    he said he admired tim duncan and boris. And it makes sense. I think he's more of a walton and bird combo. or Bird and tim duncan

  • @jamesgoforth1606
    @jamesgoforth1606 Před 12 dny +3

    He doesn't run, he lumbers. And it seems like he's out-rebounding people while keeping his feet flat on the floor.

  • @PdiZ_zLe
    @PdiZ_zLe Před 11 dny +1

    I'm just blessed to be able to watch him play for the home team. Truly is something special and to be such a great human being is just icing on the cake.

  • @mrconfusion87
    @mrconfusion87 Před 3 dny +2

    Kobe also learned his footwork from playing football/soccer as a kid (he spent a sizable chunk of his formative years living in Italy after all)!

    • @SilentMovements305
      @SilentMovements305 Před 2 dny

      Facts and he learned alpt frm Dream if you notice he had his own Dream shake

  • @blueberryhwe9719
    @blueberryhwe9719 Před 2 dny +1

    Absolutely loved this video, great production!

  • @renzoenzo7535
    @renzoenzo7535 Před 5 dny +2

    MJ, Shaq, Bron are my GOATs but Jokic is like MJ with his shooting + Shaq with his inside scoring + Bron with his IQ
    If he wins this year MVP and Championship, he will enter the TOP 10-12 greatest player of all time and he is still in his prime

  • @bradhicks5558
    @bradhicks5558 Před 13 dny +2

    Why haven't I ever come across your CZcams space?. Great content, impressive homework and research, amazing photos and graphics. You're gonna go far. Keep up the excellence, brother.

  • @cuncunz14
    @cuncunz14 Před 10 dny +2

    jokic is guard who accidentally become center because he is the biggest man in his team

  • @tingol10
    @tingol10 Před 4 dny +1

    Off topic but props on pronouncing the name like a Serbian :D You're already better than 90% of nba media who rarely bother.

  • @nikospitr
    @nikospitr Před 7 dny +2

    I think the first European center which such qualities (passing and shooting and dribbling) was Arvydas Sabonis.
    But he was kinda unlucky with his health and the era, they couldnt imagine how efficient is you center to pass the ball.

  • @aaronlampkin284
    @aaronlampkin284 Před 14 dny

    This was a great detailed video! Hope you can do video on the possibilities of Zach Edey’s development in the Jokic Era. Looking forward to more of your work

  • @13falseidentity
    @13falseidentity Před 2 hodinami

    Enjoyed watching this... I think this is one of most objective videoes about NBA I've seen so far 🍻

  • @cinnabar546
    @cinnabar546 Před 5 dny +2

    You forget, Timmy is another GOAT along with Kobe. He’s got more hardware

  • @Trazor2k0
    @Trazor2k0 Před 20 dny +3

    Wow bro amazing quality, I'm still pretty new to basketball so this taught me a lot

    • @ShootersTouch30
      @ShootersTouch30  Před 18 dny

      Thank you! I really appreciate that. Glad you got something from it too.👊🏀

  • @quantum_beeb
    @quantum_beeb Před 21 dnem +5

    That ayton clip is my favorite of all time. Made that lazy bum look like a weird gargoyle statue haha

    • @rastaman2722
      @rastaman2722 Před 21 dnem +3

      I also loved the scene.
      But Ayton is not a lazy bum. He's a descent young player with a respectable potential.
      Not anywhere near Joker though....

    • @ShootersTouch30
      @ShootersTouch30  Před 18 dny

      🤣soo good

  • @chasemorris5610
    @chasemorris5610 Před 4 dny +1

    He reminds me of bird in his prime. Not gonna beat you with talent or speed but smarter than most and has great vision and a great touch.

  • @Pickn4Gold
    @Pickn4Gold Před 10 dny +2

    The Jokic-era is also the death of the diva superstar, and the rebirth of team basketball and team building from development. Can't wait.
    If Jokic gets MVP and Finals MVP he ties LARRY Freakin BIRD for 3 MVPs and 2 Finals MVPs, and Jokic has never played with a fellow all star before.

  • @nikoyochum6974
    @nikoyochum6974 Před 17 dny +1

    You can’t have a GOAT of a generation. GOAT means all time

  • @Eldon_is_The_Best
    @Eldon_is_The_Best Před 11 dny +1

    Great video. Well done

  • @maddjole
    @maddjole Před 10 dny +1

    You put a lot of effort in this video 🙌🃏😊

  • @panaceiasuberes6464
    @panaceiasuberes6464 Před 20 dny +3

    Amazing producing qualities... Subbed

  • @olayinkaoluwaferanmi1829
    @olayinkaoluwaferanmi1829 Před 18 dny +2

    he's truly one of one

  • @muffinman15
    @muffinman15 Před 6 dny +1

    very good job!! This was a great video

  • @grindercap
    @grindercap Před 17 dny +3

    Excellent analysis! Joker is a game changer and currently the best player in the league.

  • @raleighstein9227
    @raleighstein9227 Před 19 dny +3

    Fantastic documentary.

  • @graysonflows
    @graysonflows Před 17 dny +2

    high quality content. Great stuff.

  • @clarissawestbrook2203
    @clarissawestbrook2203 Před 21 dnem +5

    An insightful video

  • @stephanc2359
    @stephanc2359 Před 11 dny +1

    The weapons are his height, patience and IQ to see the full court… if he was 6’5 I don’t even think he would’ve been in the NBA

  • @clevercrow8267
    @clevercrow8267 Před 10 dny +1

    This is a great video. MJ will always be my hero. But this video ends up the GOAT debate. Because there will never be a GOAT. Because they all played in different eras. Its Jokic's time now.

  • @pesky19
    @pesky19 Před 11 dny +1

    "when you think of the greatest centers of nba history, you'll think of wilt, kareem and shaq" nah bro i'm thinking of hakeek, kareem and russel

  • @user-kl9gw9ro5c
    @user-kl9gw9ro5c Před 20 dny +2

    how about love on the big impact of AI and Kyrie on ball handling in isolation plays in games

  • @kamichikora6035
    @kamichikora6035 Před 10 dny +1

    Great content

  • @stephanc2359
    @stephanc2359 Před 11 dny +1

    No one talks about that he is a great passer

  • @uberneanderthal
    @uberneanderthal Před 8 dny

    it's kind of funny that people talk about 'position-less basketball' as an evolution, when that's what basketball was before Mikan. everyone was expected to dribble, shoot, pass, post-up, etc on any given play.
    Mikan's dominance at center forced more specialization from each position. His 'gravity' affected every position around him, on both teams, and defined their roles. Wilt, Russell, Pettit, Bellamy then carried on this dominance into the 60s.
    the disappearance of the dominant big man is what has allowed for 'position-less basketball' (less specialization, more generalization). Jokic is now exposing it for what it is: a regression, not a progression.

  • @mmmcounts
    @mmmcounts Před 6 dny +1

    Gregg Popovich is a generational talent.

  • @buvetina
    @buvetina Před 21 dnem +9

    Unicorn of NBA atmo
    Effortlessly dominant.
    So much ahead of the game rhythm
    Joker is ahead of the pack by miles
    Made in Vojvodina
    Great video explaining the MVP now

    • @ShootersTouch30
      @ShootersTouch30  Před 18 dny

      💯agreed.

    • @artvallejos1460
      @artvallejos1460 Před 17 dny

      ​@@nomercyinc6783
      Lol. Jokic ' is # 1 in the NBA Player Efficiency Ratings. Ahead of, get this, Mj, Wilt, Bill, Bird, Magic, Bryant, Hakeem, Alcinder, Shaq, Barkley, Curry, James, Malone, Malone, Kg, Kd, Duncan, Robertson, Robinson, Stockton ,your favorite player etc......................

    • @student99bg
      @student99bg Před 12 dny

      Made in Sombor, Serbia

  • @eldritch0golem698
    @eldritch0golem698 Před dnem +1

    His desición making and great passes reminds me of Bird but they have different enough spins to their styles and body builds to make them difficult to truly compare.

  • @user-gi6rn7st1o
    @user-gi6rn7st1o Před 6 dny +1

    Mj, curry and Jokic changed the game

  • @camillaquelladegliaggettiv4303

    The last big switch in how basketball was played was with Steve Nash and the game substantially speeding up. Are we looking at such a switch?
    Edit: you mentioned D'Antoniball, I was not at that part of the video yet

  • @serbian_nationalist14
    @serbian_nationalist14 Před 19 hodinami +2

    We all know that this year it should be Jokics 4th consecutive mvp... Except NBA made an embarressment of themselves last year and robbed him and gave it to joel emflopper

  • @chironatlas5868
    @chironatlas5868 Před 17 dny +2

    This is SUPERB! No QUESTIONS.

  • @spectreknights
    @spectreknights Před 21 dnem +10

    Steph and Tim Duncan ate on LBJ's watch... so much for being dominant...

    • @lionstigersbearsohmyanimal6741
      @lionstigersbearsohmyanimal6741 Před 20 dny +2

      I love Steph and Tim but my god they needed avengers to take him down

    • @cain948
      @cain948 Před 19 dny +2

      ​​@@lionstigersbearsohmyanimal6741you act like Lebron doesn't have avengers group on his own. he assemble so many superstars in one tram and yet you all Lebron fans denied anything about this 🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @cain948
      @cain948 Před 19 dny +2

      @@nomercyinc6783 yeah he done it in the trash east. Who he play trash team Jokic sweep Lebron ass. Nuggets 1 superstar vs Lakers 1 superstar and end up in sweep 🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @ggh_-ts6pn
      @ggh_-ts6pn Před 19 dny

      goddamit...why does we always have to see these kind of comments in youtube? God we know you guys hate Lebron. Can you guys just at least keep that for yourself? Its been 20 years since his debut for godsake. I don't mind people hating him but arent you guys tired? arent there any other new players to hate? Its his 20th years and the man in almost 40 years old. Its not his era anymore, hes fuckin old dude. Are there any other more recent and younger players to be discussed? Dude....

  • @eurotrash4643
    @eurotrash4643 Před 21 dnem +2

    Amazing cinematography

  • @mrunknown9517
    @mrunknown9517 Před 20 dny +2

    jokic is a beast and this video is great 💪💪🔥

  • @icecoldtruth3478
    @icecoldtruth3478 Před 21 dnem +21

    Jokic would've happened 20 years sooner if Arvidas Sabonas was allowed to leave the soviet union

    • @fender31415
      @fender31415 Před 17 dny +5

      40 years sooner, you mean. :D

    • @giladgur1703
      @giladgur1703 Před 17 dny +1

      Thank you. Was looking for this comment

    • @alokinchi
      @alokinchi Před 15 dny +5

      As a Serb, I can say that Arvydas Sabonis, the young Arvydas, before the injuries started, and they started very early on in his career, was an athletic monster for a guy who was/is 7'3", and plus he had other skills not typical for big men of that time, like shooting from deep and passing. As a kid I remember watching the 1980's USSR teams, while Vladimir Tkachenko (also a 7'3" giant) was still playing, when Sabonis joined the USSR team. Sabonis and Tkachenko were the twin towers of national basketball teams back then, and USSR was killing it in international competitions. They almost had no flaws in their team in the 1980's. Himichius, Marciulionis, Volkov, Tkachenko, Sabonis, Kurtinaitis, Valters, Jovaisa... Man! the memories.

    • @student99bg
      @student99bg Před 12 dny +1

      He had an ACL tear when he was 21, no matter when he went to the US this would have prevented him from becoming Jokić before Jokić.

  • @Dgolfer
    @Dgolfer Před 6 dny +1

    Nicely done

  • @lucianocastro51
    @lucianocastro51 Před 17 dny +1

    Amazing video, tx

  • @vladimird8541
    @vladimird8541 Před 21 dnem +3

    Awesome video 🎉

    • @ShootersTouch30
      @ShootersTouch30  Před 18 dny +1

      thank you. I really appreciate that. Glad you liked it 👊🏀

  • @brokeboy87
    @brokeboy87 Před 17 dny +1

    This video could be a short documentary on this great NBA player.

  • @theogeorgitsisjones2167
    @theogeorgitsisjones2167 Před 7 dny +1

    And to think that this is a guy who has stated that he only plays basketball because he happens to be good at it and it pays the bills.
    Imagine if he truly cared. 😂

  • @vycka369852
    @vycka369852 Před 17 hodinami +1

    Jokic , doncic and edwards next 10 years

  • @patbalint1446
    @patbalint1446 Před 13 dny +1

    I'm thinking Sabonis might not have been influenced by Jokic so much as his father.

  • @vukans595
    @vukans595 Před 17 dny +1

    Can't argue with that!