In this story I talk about Aaron Gordan Jurney on how he went from bust to Champ. He was draft to the magic and was trade to the Denver Nuggets #basketball #nba
Jokic's genius passing complements Aaron Gordon's positioning and cutting which leads to a lot of easy points, and Gordon's defense helps in covering up Jokic's average defense
slightly above average if not elite if you look at the numbers and how he plays he is a very complicated intelligent defender. he lead centers in steals.
Jokic is a great defender. He just doesn't play defense in the same way that most centers do. He's actually an extremely smart defender and is insanely good a covering passing lanes.
Can you imagine how terrifying it must be as a defender you slide over to help on Jokic and then turn just in time to see big ass Aaron Gordon with a full head of steam coming straight at you for a massive dunk?
Nikola is my guy, but if there is no AG there would not be playoffs for nuggets in 2021/2022 and 2022/2023 would not be a championship year. AG is a perfect teammate for Jokic in every aspect of the game on and of the court. He was in Draymond Green grill once he poked Nikola's eyes, he was cheering for him and Serbia 2 years ago, this year he visited him in Sombor. He took hardest defending tasks in last playoffs. He is not messing around and when nothing works, his cuts with Nikola passes get nuggets easy 10 points ever game.
Aaron Gordon is an example of how the success of a player depends on the system he is. How good the system is and how the player fits into that system. I have seen other cases like this.
Jokic knows how to play to AG's strengths. The biggest difference between Magic and Nuggets is that Nuggets have Jokic. You don't need to deal with decision-making in every offense when you have Jokic as your team mate. That alone removed the pressure on AG and he delivered nicely. But still Magic helped AG's career too. He has good ball handling skills thanks to his bigger role at Magic. This made a huge impact in the last play-offs. His eFG% increased from 50% to 60%, and PPG increased from 14 to 16. 3p% increased from 30% to 35%. He improved himself in literally every department and became an efficiency machine. I am not even talking about defense yet. I think AG really loves Jokic both on the court and off the court. He literally went to Serbia just to hang out with Jokic. Jokic turned AG's basketball career from a mediocre one to a good and successful one. I don't underestimate the work that AG put in. But you can tell how much AG enjoys playing along with Jokic. In all those interviews, he has a big smile on his face.
Bill Russel was also someone that allowed teammates to focus on their strengths while he covered for their weaknesses. A lot of people like to compare Jokic to point guards like Magic Johnson but I'm starting to think in terms of team cohesiveness he's like Bill Russel
@@captainspirou they compare him to magic because magic did the same ish, I watched him battle us in the finals a lot, and he covered weakness offense only, even jokic takes after his game, Magic will always be Goat PG guy to me, hate him though
He wasn't a bust, but he's not a franchise player. You see that with another #4 draft pick, Jalen Suggs, who plays great defense, but he can shoot a lot better (at least this season.) The difference between the two is the Magic desperately needed another player to step up with Vooch, but AG wasn't that player. Now the Magic have two stars so Suggs can fit in with them very well. Same with Gordon. He fits in very well with the Nuggets, in the role he is meant for. I'm super happy for Aaron. Glad he got to go to a team that he can play well with. And despite the trade not being great for the Magic, they did get Gary Harris and a draft pick, so it's not all for nothing.
Gotta love AG! Lots of people are saying Jokic saved his career or made him so much better, of which the latter is true. But I say Michael Malone saved AG's career. The Nuggets aren't for everybody, and you have to buy in to the family aspect heart, soul, and mind. AG has done that and been rewarded. Look at his performance last night, 15pts, 7 rebs, 5 ast and a block. Honestly it was a great night for him. Played solid defense, while being able to create or finish on offense. Really was a factor in the game without eye popping stats. Has become a great team player and glad the guys honored him by letting him speak for the team at the ring ceremony.
@@milanradojkovic3818 Grant je lik koji juri lovu ali generalno je prosecan NBA kosarkas, daleko od all star kalibra. Brown je sazreo pored Jokica i generalno je isti igrac samo ima vise minuta i vecu ulogu u Indijani.
@@ivanr.1005 covek je rekao da nisu mogli da ponove partije iz Denvera, njih dvojica jesu mogli. Ne oduzimam nista ja Jokicu od zasluga, covek moze od pajsera da napravi igraca, ali eto, ova dvojica su izuzetak, dobri su i bez njega
I am glad Gordon is happy in Denver, he play how he like to play + Jokic do his part of the job so they are good combo.. Everyone doing their part and no problems.. They ruined Gordon in Magic in the way they don't let him be him... he lost some time doing something what does not fit him.... I am really happy seeing him satisfied and happy in his role and this is proof that if you give a player position which he knows to play/freedom you will get out of that player 101% and everyone is happy. Gordon is amazing player, just coaches didn't use his abilities in a right way... or they wanted something else from him.. You can improve skill of the player but you cant' change what he is.. because something is "cool" for the media now etc..I am just glad he move on and never gave up.
Just realized that dude looks like Channing Crowder. Always liked him as a player tho. Happy for him being able to get his career headed in the right track.
He was never a bust but people in Orlando thought he was their franchise player. He is an elite roleplayer, not a superstar. Since he moved to Denver his role is clear and he accels
Gordon had the potential when he was at the Magic, only Vogel knew how to use his potential, when Clifford took over, he didn't know how to manage him. I'm just glad he's on the Nuggets now, they really know how to maximize his talents.
F**c All-Star! Guy was a key player in a team that won the ring by sweating the Lakers in the process! Love you Aaron! You have a good soul and a heart of lion!
I don't necessarily think Gordon was a bust but he along with Wiggins are great examples that show NBA franchises need to put their players in the best positions for them to succeed and not think of draft position as heavily as they do. Wiggins was taken #1 and wasn't quite living up to being a #1 overall pick but he was able to be the 3rd best player on a championship team and really their X-factor that playoff run. Gordon was the same for the Nuggets this past year. An issue with the way teams draft is they expect top 10 picks to be 20 PPG efficient scorers that can create their own offense and sometimes that isn't what the player is best suited for. They try to fit a square peg in to a round hole and force these players to take on roles they aren't suited for then everyone calls them busts. They operate best as a swiss army knife do it all type wing, not primary ball handler 20+ PPG scorers that create their own offense. Teams force that bigger role on them and they don't do as well. Then they get traded to teams that they aren't forced to do too much on (Nuggets have Jokic, Warriors with Steph) and they thrive. I think more teams need to consider these kinds of things and not force a role on a player that they really aren't suited for. Gordon and Wiggins are just the most recent examples.
Perfect example of why people need to do away with the term bust because we’ve seen plenty of times where it’s not the player it’s the position the player is put in that tells what they’re capable of. Plenty of players not given the proper opportunity referred to as bust
I think it's more about players being given too big of a role especially when drafted high. Teams don't want a 15-18 PPG/6 RPG/3 APG player if they drafted them in the top 10. They want that player to become a ball handler who can create his own shot and score 20+ a night while playing top level defense night in and night out. That kind of player is way more rare than teams seem to think they are. Guys like LeBron, KD, Kawhi, Jimmy and Tatum for example. Teams need to allow players to be themselves and not force them in to roles they have no chance of playing to the level expected of them.
@@ndnd7614 how tf is Cade a bust he’s the best player on his team that’s not good from the front office down to the players. And James wiseman may qualify as one but he was drafted to a situation he couldn’t develop in.
@@Cardb33 I mean yeah and no because James wiseman wasn’t expected to come and bring points. And he was sort of a scoring big up until being drafted as a number 1 draft pick. And what number 1 draft pick doesn’t come with a green light. Yet he was asked to completely change his game so he could successfully plug into a system. To basically develop a completely different approach at the game physically and mentally.
Excellent analysis It is evident that in Orlando they did not use all of AG's potential, for both objective and subjective reasons. Jokić and AG are a great example of synergy: 1+1=5
This guy is a perfect teammate for jokic because he knows how to fcking run actual plays and not just stand around and do nothing. He knows how to place himself in spots where he can receive passes and make it easier for Jokic. Plus he can shoot 3s which is a huge bonus.
Bust is harsh and he was only 25 when he went to the Nuggets. Declaring someone reached their peak as a player at 25 is insane. He was always a good player, just in the wrong situation.
The proper title should be probably something more like "... from not realizing his potential to being a very important piece of a championship team." , but that wouldn't work as well. Also, there's a chance his career would have continued on a downward spiral and that he would have been considered a "bust" eventually.
With a floor spacer like vucevic its crazy orlando never tried to use gordon cutting to the basket. He also didnt have good point guards on those squads and they traded away oladipo, sabonis, tobias harris and got virtually nothing in return (terrence ross...).
not everybody needs an ability to create their own shot, this is a big plus to Gordon, sometimes one good slasher and finisher + defender bingts a better ballance to a starting five. Its best to have one really good start (not a ball hug) like Jokic and/or Murray and instead of bringing someone like Harden to ruin everything they brought Gordon. Congrats to Gordon and to Denver team, I think tallent did its job no doubt, but good ballance to the team was their key to success.
I don’t know if I’d classify him as a bust for his years in Orlando, they really didn’t set him up to succeed and he was still their best player for awhile lol
your editing and channel layout whatnot a pretty ameturish but ur scripts are good, keep working on ur graphics, timing/flow of ur editing, and find a unique style/signature for ur thumbnails. these vids hella entertaining but if u take that leap ur literally bound to blowup
He got drafted to a horrible franchise and was completely misused. It’s a real treat to see him play alongside Jokic and Murray instead of DJ Augustin or Markelle Fultz
Bust is a bit harsh, but definitely he was in his way to become a disappointment. Jokic understood how to use him. I dunno why I'm imagining Hezonja with this team, maybe he would have saved his NBA career becoming a solid spot up shooter off the bench and putting at least 8 or 9ppg
Ion know about him being the second most impactful player on the nuggets, Jamals shot creation and passing is too good for that. But as the third best player on a championship ring is nothing to scoff at
AG is awesome, he simply didnt have enough good players at Orlando and he is not a primary ball handler and a playmaker himself. If he has to do an ISO play from time to time he is great but if he has to do it most of time then he will get scouted and he wont be good enough at it because he is awesome at the rim, good at midrange and not good enough at contested 3s. His playmaking is not good enough to find fast and creative solutions and his handling is decent but not on a level required for a primary option and a point forward. With all that said I knew he was going to be awesome in Denver because I have seen how good Denver was with Jokic and Faried. On the attack Gordon is as good if not even better than Faried because of bigger presence and on the defence they cant be compared because Gordon is both a larger body and a way more skilled defender. So yeah, the perfect fit in every aspect of the game but also he seems to be a great guy, just a nice person and that also fits great with Jokic and the entire Denver team.
Aaron Gordan was never a bust, the Magic cannot develop players, that's why majority of the players that leave the Magic ended up with amazing success and a ring. This is a product of management not the player themselves.
Lmaoo thats cap Aaron Gordon has never been a bust I’ve never been a Magic or Nuggets fan nor am I a fan of AG but if you watch his early playing days his coach didn’t utilize him right. That team was t very good and for a team that had no Superstars with one All-star that in my opinion was a Pity selection cause of the lack of Player development not to mention they Drafted AG as the 4th pick and only gave him 23min per game and still had 4thbest PPG on the team only getting to start 37games out of his total 78 had the 2ndbest Rebounds on the team and was played as a wing player reason he succeeded on the nuggets is they use him the right way(plays Pf mostly around the elbow Aka free this line His Athleticism was t use in Orlando they were trying to make him a stretch Sf in Orlando hoping for a Lebron or Giannis but his strength Is pick and roll Pf yes he can shoot the three but Orlando was Forcing a play-style that didn’t fit even in college he wasn’t a Perimeter SF. Point is he is able to shine when he has a coach and team that knows how to utilize his strength that got him drafted in the lotto as he should’ve been So no Aaron wasn’t a bust The Orlando magic coaching staff and player devolvement was a bust. But what do I know lol it’s just an opinion Pls people respond nice I’ll gladly debate you but let’s Keep it Classy and respectful. Love to All NBA fans I hope y’all’s team Is making y’all happy this season.
Bust? Lol. Yeah, he wasn't really a bust. Just not being utilized properly where he was at. Glad he found a new home that allowed him to use his talents.
The Magic actually thought they could turn Gordon into Paul George. This was mainly based on his size and athletic ability, but not his skillset. They thought getting him a shooting coach could turn him into Paul George. Orlando just can't develop players. Gordon probably would've had a higher ceiling on another team that used him right
Jokic's genius passing complements Aaron Gordon's positioning and cutting which leads to a lot of easy points, and Gordon's defense helps in covering up Jokic's average defense
slightly above average if not elite if you look at the numbers and how he plays he is a very complicated intelligent defender. he lead centers in steals.
gordon was never a franchise player
He is efficient playing with Jokic, he is perfect fit in the system.
Jokic is a great defender. He just doesn't play defense in the same way that most centers do. He's actually an extremely smart defender and is insanely good a covering passing lanes.
Can you imagine how terrifying it must be as a defender you slide over to help on Jokic and then turn just in time to see big ass Aaron Gordon with a full head of steam coming straight at you for a massive dunk?
How Nikola Jokic Saved Aaron's Gordon NBA Career
Hard to imagine anyone better to play with than Jokic.
still, a lot of work needed to be done by gordon.
so many players played with jokic, but not many of them could keep up with him
Nikola is my guy, but if there is no AG there would not be playoffs for nuggets in 2021/2022 and 2022/2023 would not be a championship year. AG is a perfect teammate for Jokic in every aspect of the game on and of the court. He was in Draymond Green grill once he poked Nikola's eyes, he was cheering for him and Serbia 2 years ago, this year he visited him in Sombor. He took hardest defending tasks in last playoffs. He is not messing around and when nothing works, his cuts with Nikola passes get nuggets easy 10 points ever game.
@nickfox9669 nah more like How Mike Malone saved Gordon's career
@@norpriest521 denver without nikola is an average team
AG didn't reach his peak... he was miscast and misused. The dude is amazing as a Nuggets.
Aaron Gordon is an example of how the success of a player depends on the system he is. How good the system is and how the player fits into that system. I have seen other cases like this.
Kawhi the GOAT
people thought he's a system player and then he went rogue and joined the Raptors and won a chip lmao
System, NBA Word 2023/24 🤣🤣🤣🤷
Jokic knows how to play to AG's strengths. The biggest difference between Magic and Nuggets is that Nuggets have Jokic. You don't need to deal with decision-making in every offense when you have Jokic as your team mate. That alone removed the pressure on AG and he delivered nicely.
But still Magic helped AG's career too. He has good ball handling skills thanks to his bigger role at Magic. This made a huge impact in the last play-offs. His eFG% increased from 50% to 60%, and PPG increased from 14 to 16. 3p% increased from 30% to 35%. He improved himself in literally every department and became an efficiency machine. I am not even talking about defense yet.
I think AG really loves Jokic both on the court and off the court. He literally went to Serbia just to hang out with Jokic. Jokic turned AG's basketball career from a mediocre one to a good and successful one. I don't underestimate the work that AG put in. But you can tell how much AG enjoys playing along with Jokic. In all those interviews, he has a big smile on his face.
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Bill Russel was also someone that allowed teammates to focus on their strengths while he covered for their weaknesses. A lot of people like to compare Jokic to point guards like Magic Johnson but I'm starting to think in terms of team cohesiveness he's like Bill Russel
@@captainspirou they compare him to magic because magic did the same ish, I watched him battle us in the finals a lot, and he covered weakness offense only, even jokic takes after his game, Magic will always be Goat PG guy to me, hate him though
Bro deserved it after getting robbed on those dunk contests!!!
Gordon a fighter 💪🏽❤️
Mr. Nugget
He wasn't a bust, but he's not a franchise player. You see that with another #4 draft pick, Jalen Suggs, who plays great defense, but he can shoot a lot better (at least this season.)
The difference between the two is the Magic desperately needed another player to step up with Vooch, but AG wasn't that player. Now the Magic have two stars so Suggs can fit in with them very well.
Same with Gordon. He fits in very well with the Nuggets, in the role he is meant for. I'm super happy for Aaron. Glad he got to go to a team that he can play well with. And despite the trade not being great for the Magic, they did get Gary Harris and a draft pick, so it's not all for nothing.
Gotta love AG! Lots of people are saying Jokic saved his career or made him so much better, of which the latter is true. But I say Michael Malone saved AG's career. The Nuggets aren't for everybody, and you have to buy in to the family aspect heart, soul, and mind. AG has done that and been rewarded. Look at his performance last night, 15pts, 7 rebs, 5 ast and a block. Honestly it was a great night for him. Played solid defense, while being able to create or finish on offense. Really was a factor in the game without eye popping stats. Has become a great team player and glad the guys honored him by letting him speak for the team at the ring ceremony.
love the “Thanks for Waching” ending
He is a legit all-star player
Look at all the players who left Nuggets. None of them was able to repeat the personal stats they had while playing with Jokic.
Ne baš. Grant, Brown su odlicni i posle Denvera
@@milanradojkovic3818 Grant je lik koji juri lovu ali generalno je prosecan NBA kosarkas, daleko od all star kalibra. Brown je sazreo pored Jokica i generalno je isti igrac samo ima vise minuta i vecu ulogu u Indijani.
@@ivanr.1005 covek je rekao da nisu mogli da ponove partije iz Denvera, njih dvojica jesu mogli. Ne oduzimam nista ja Jokicu od zasluga, covek moze od pajsera da napravi igraca, ali eto, ova dvojica su izuzetak, dobri su i bez njega
See where they play, how they play, if they play
one of the greatests dunkers of all time
I am glad Gordon is happy in Denver, he play how he like to play + Jokic do his part of the job so they are good combo.. Everyone doing their part and no problems.. They ruined Gordon in Magic in the way they don't let him be him... he lost some time doing something what does not fit him.... I am really happy seeing him satisfied and happy in his role and this is proof that if you give a player position which he knows to play/freedom you will get out of that player 101% and everyone is happy. Gordon is amazing player, just coaches didn't use his abilities in a right way... or they wanted something else from him.. You can improve skill of the player but you cant' change what he is.. because something is "cool" for the media now etc..I am just glad he move on and never gave up.
Just realized that dude looks like Channing Crowder. Always liked him as a player tho. Happy for him being able to get his career headed in the right track.
Me to. He has come so far since the magic Days
@@undertherim5124 I know, but to me the Magic stifles players development and has for years.
He was never a bust but people in Orlando thought he was their franchise player. He is an elite roleplayer, not a superstar. Since he moved to Denver his role is clear and he accels
He's a very underrated player fr also nice video 💪
Thex for the support
He is perfect for nikola.. mad bounce...
This man was never considered a bust....
i love watching that guy dunk
Same can be said ofvTyson Chandler. Though Chandler did not live up to his draft pick but had an impactful and solid NBA career.
And in the finals with Adebayo guarding Jokic, Gordon's aggressiveness in the low post was key also
Gordon had the potential when he was at the Magic, only Vogel knew how to use his potential, when Clifford took over, he didn't know how to manage him. I'm just glad he's on the Nuggets now, they really know how to maximize his talents.
great video about my favorite player
Nuggets fan here and he is sure a fun player to watch and to see him develop. AG!
I love this guy 🙌🏻
F**c All-Star! Guy was a key player in a team that won the ring by sweating the Lakers in the process! Love you Aaron! You have a good soul and a heart of lion!
I don't necessarily think Gordon was a bust but he along with Wiggins are great examples that show NBA franchises need to put their players in the best positions for them to succeed and not think of draft position as heavily as they do. Wiggins was taken #1 and wasn't quite living up to being a #1 overall pick but he was able to be the 3rd best player on a championship team and really their X-factor that playoff run. Gordon was the same for the Nuggets this past year. An issue with the way teams draft is they expect top 10 picks to be 20 PPG efficient scorers that can create their own offense and sometimes that isn't what the player is best suited for. They try to fit a square peg in to a round hole and force these players to take on roles they aren't suited for then everyone calls them busts. They operate best as a swiss army knife do it all type wing, not primary ball handler 20+ PPG scorers that create their own offense. Teams force that bigger role on them and they don't do as well. Then they get traded to teams that they aren't forced to do too much on (Nuggets have Jokic, Warriors with Steph) and they thrive. I think more teams need to consider these kinds of things and not force a role on a player that they really aren't suited for. Gordon and Wiggins are just the most recent examples.
Bro nice video i loved it
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Perfect example of why people need to do away with the term bust because we’ve seen plenty of times where it’s not the player it’s the position the player is put in that tells what they’re capable of. Plenty of players not given the proper opportunity referred to as bust
I think it's more about players being given too big of a role especially when drafted high. Teams don't want a 15-18 PPG/6 RPG/3 APG player if they drafted them in the top 10. They want that player to become a ball handler who can create his own shot and score 20+ a night while playing top level defense night in and night out. That kind of player is way more rare than teams seem to think they are. Guys like LeBron, KD, Kawhi, Jimmy and Tatum for example. Teams need to allow players to be themselves and not force them in to roles they have no chance of playing to the level expected of them.
I feel there's too many teams, more than there are players who should be primary ball handlers.
James wiseman and Cade are good examples of a bust
@@ndnd7614 how tf is Cade a bust he’s the best player on his team that’s not good from the front office down to the players. And James wiseman may qualify as one but he was drafted to a situation he couldn’t develop in.
@@Cardb33 I mean yeah and no because James wiseman wasn’t expected to come and bring points. And he was sort of a scoring big up until being drafted as a number 1 draft pick. And what number 1 draft pick doesn’t come with a green light. Yet he was asked to completely change his game so he could successfully plug into a system. To basically develop a completely different approach at the game physically and mentally.
Excellent analysis
It is evident that in Orlando they did not use all of AG's potential, for both objective and subjective reasons.
Jokić and AG are a great example of synergy: 1+1=5
He was trying to be a star and shooting way too many 3's in Orlando. It didn't work out because that's not his role.
He may not have won the slam dunk competitions he arguably should have, but at least he got a ring 😢
That ring should be more than 3 exhibition title.
Definitely not the second most impacted player. That was murray, cmon now. Gordon was third though.
In my opinion he was the second most impactful player because of his great D
Because AG is in most of Jokic's highlight passes. 😁
I mean his d was great but bro, Murray averaged 26 5 7. He averaged 32 against the lakers. It's murray by far. Then AG
AG is 3rd but he indeed.has great D and did a amazing job of Guarding Bron, KD and Jimmy
@@undertherim5124did you look up Gordon’s defensive stats in last years playoffs because I remember Durant torching the nuggets in the series.
This guy is a perfect teammate for jokic because he knows how to fcking run actual plays and not just stand around and do nothing. He knows how to place himself in spots where he can receive passes and make it easier for Jokic. Plus he can shoot 3s which is a huge bonus.
AG all through his career never gives fans a lame game.
Bust is harsh and he was only 25 when he went to the Nuggets. Declaring someone reached their peak as a player at 25 is insane. He was always a good player, just in the wrong situation.
clickbait BS : He was never a bust to begin with
The proper title should be probably something more like "... from not realizing his potential to being a very important piece of a championship team." , but that wouldn't work as well. Also, there's a chance his career would have continued on a downward spiral and that he would have been considered a "bust" eventually.
AG is one of the best dunk contest dunkers of all time
He was never a bust. He is consistent with improving himselg.
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I miss his flashy dunks
He wasn’t a bust, Orlando just sucked.
2nd most impactful? Was he more impactful than Jamal Murray or Nikola Jokic?
With a floor spacer like vucevic its crazy orlando never tried to use gordon cutting to the basket. He also didnt have good point guards on those squads and they traded away oladipo, sabonis, tobias harris and got virtually nothing in return (terrence ross...).
I used to say Aaron Gordon isn’t trash but it’s weird that he hasn’t improved since he got drafted. Well look at him now
2nd most impactful in their championship? Jamal Murray says hi.
He's Robbed Twice.... But he's a Champ 🏆 now...
I’m tryna figure out when Aaron Gordon was ever considered a bust?
He was drafted number 4 overall and could never be the best or even second best player on a team
The clickbait is at an all time high
Calling this man a bust is wild
not everybody needs an ability to create their own shot, this is a big plus to Gordon, sometimes one good slasher and finisher + defender bingts a better ballance to a starting five. Its best to have one really good start (not a ball hug) like Jokic and/or Murray and instead of bringing someone like Harden to ruin everything they brought Gordon. Congrats to Gordon and to Denver team, I think tallent did its job no doubt, but good ballance to the team was their key to success.
I'll sumarize everything in one word. Jokic.
I don’t know if I’d classify him as a bust for his years in Orlando, they really didn’t set him up to succeed and he was still their best player for awhile lol
If you don’t see Shawn Marion in him as a GM/coach, I don’t know wtf are you seeing.
your editing and channel layout whatnot a pretty ameturish but ur scripts are good, keep working on ur graphics, timing/flow of ur editing, and find a unique style/signature for ur thumbnails. these vids hella entertaining but if u take that leap ur literally bound to blowup
Thex for the feedback. Will work to improve on that stuff
@@undertherim5124Lol sorry if i sounded rude I aint tryna be mean! i was surprised u only had 1k subs! wishing u success brother
Aaron Gordon was never a bust...wtf are you talking about?
He is a good defense player, and is aggressive, Wiggins should look up to him
He needs to score more points per game cause his dunk are fun to watch
There are a lot of guys that unfortunately aren’t able to turn it around the way AG has.
He got drafted to a horrible franchise and was completely misused. It’s a real treat to see him play alongside Jokic and Murray instead of DJ Augustin or Markelle Fultz
Guy was never a bust.
He was on my hometown Tragic
AG must be a good dude with a great mentality to put his ego aside to not be the main character in order to achieve as a team
Joc had nothing to do with Gordon success of anything Gordon gave them a chance for the 🏆 ring and they finally gotten a ring thank God for Gordon
Time to change
Bust is a bit harsh, but definitely he was in his way to become a disappointment. Jokic understood how to use him. I dunno why I'm imagining Hezonja with this team, maybe he would have saved his NBA career becoming a solid spot up shooter off the bench and putting at least 8 or 9ppg
Did you just say Aaron Gordon was the second most impactful player on that nuggets team?
He may have been cheated out of two dunk contests, but they couldn’t cheap him out of a championship
Almost same case as Andrew Wiggins. They just aren't the franchise players.
You can't consider yourself smart saying aaron gordon was a bust in orlando
Ion know about him being the second most impactful player on the nuggets, Jamals shot creation and passing is too good for that. But as the third best player on a championship ring is nothing to scoff at
I like that. Michael Jordan's son lol 😂. That's right.
2nd most impactful ?
Over Jamal Murray ?
how can you call somebody who was the face of a NBA team for years a bust? Aaron Gordon was never considered a bust by anyone.
AG is awesome, he simply didnt have enough good players at Orlando and he is not a primary ball handler and a playmaker himself. If he has to do an ISO play from time to time he is great but if he has to do it most of time then he will get scouted and he wont be good enough at it because he is awesome at the rim, good at midrange and not good enough at contested 3s. His playmaking is not good enough to find fast and creative solutions and his handling is decent but not on a level required for a primary option and a point forward.
With all that said I knew he was going to be awesome in Denver because I have seen how good Denver was with Jokic and Faried. On the attack Gordon is as good if not even better than Faried because of bigger presence and on the defence they cant be compared because Gordon is both a larger body and a way more skilled defender.
So yeah, the perfect fit in every aspect of the game but also he seems to be a great guy, just a nice person and that also fits great with Jokic and the entire Denver team.
Wait people actually said Aaron Gordon was a bust?? The lowest I saw him as, was a solid role player off the bench. How?
Aaron Gordan was never a bust, the Magic cannot develop players, that's why majority of the players that leave the Magic ended up with amazing success and a ring. This is a product of management not the player themselves.
Was he actually a bust or was Orlandos Management at the time dumb? They traded victor for injury prone ibaka
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💀was thinking the same shii
He played in an ass magic team. Situation is very important
2nd most impactful player????
Lmaoo thats cap Aaron Gordon has never been a bust I’ve never been a Magic or Nuggets fan nor am I a fan of AG but if you watch his early playing days his coach didn’t utilize him right. That team was t very good and for a team that had no Superstars with one All-star that in my opinion was a Pity selection cause of the lack of Player development not to mention they Drafted AG as the 4th pick and only gave him 23min per game and still had 4thbest PPG on the team only getting to start 37games out of his total 78 had the 2ndbest Rebounds on the team and was played as a wing player reason he succeeded on the nuggets is they use him the right way(plays Pf mostly around the elbow Aka free this line His Athleticism was t use in Orlando they were trying to make him a stretch Sf in Orlando hoping for a Lebron or Giannis but his strength Is pick and roll Pf yes he can shoot the three but Orlando was Forcing a play-style that didn’t fit even in college he wasn’t a Perimeter SF. Point is he is able to shine when he has a coach and team that knows how to utilize his strength that got him drafted in the lotto as he should’ve been So no Aaron wasn’t a bust The Orlando magic coaching staff and player devolvement was a bust. But what do I know lol it’s just an opinion Pls people respond nice I’ll gladly debate you but let’s Keep it Classy and respectful. Love to All NBA fans I hope y’all’s team Is making y’all happy this season.
He wasn't even a bust
Bust? Lol. Yeah, he wasn't really a bust. Just not being utilized properly where he was at. Glad he found a new home that allowed him to use his talents.
Aaron Gordon is great, but calling him second most impactful when Jamal Murray is right there is kinda dumb
1:52 never been a big Frank Vogel fan, he makes some of the dumbest adjustments on offense
Second most impactful. Nah, what about jokic and Murray? He musta been third most impactful.
Don't you ever call my boy AG bust again... Magic was just bad system for him, misuse and bad role. He is great NBA player.
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you just said what happened not how he saved his career
How was he a bust. He is a good player just not on a good team?
Brother KD was averaging 30 against the nuggets, wdym he slowed him down
he was never a bust.
2hd most important player MORE LIKE 3D YOU EVER HEARD OF JMAL MURRY
He was never a bust
The Magic actually thought they could turn Gordon into Paul George. This was mainly based on his size and athletic ability, but not his skillset. They thought getting him a shooting coach could turn him into Paul George. Orlando just can't develop players. Gordon probably would've had a higher ceiling on another team that used him right
Aaron Gordon wasn’t a bust. He’s just been on some crap teams.
Thank god, after he got robbed from the slam dunk contest twice, I'm happy for him. Even zach lavine is irrelevant now
Don’t you ever call Jokic a bust