With a record of 43 wins and 31 losses, a 58.1% win rate, and a 17-win difference from the First Suns in the West, this is jokic's Nuggets. In the case of the team's record is not outstanding, Jokic has long dominated the list of regular season MVP, because his personal performance is really impeccable.
Jokic has played 67 games so far in the season, averaging 33.1 minutes per game, averaging 26.2 points, 13.5 rebounds, 7.9 assists, 1.4 steals and 0.9 blocks, shooting 57.3 percent from the field, 34.7 percent from three-point range, and 81.3 percent from the free throw line.
He ranks tenth in the league in points per game, second in rebounds per game, seventh in assists per game, and is the only player in the league to rank in the league's top ten in terms of points, rebounds and assists per game. In addition, he ranks seventh in the league in shooting percentage, third in the league in interior scoring, sixth in the league in second-time offensive scoring, first in the league with 59 double-doubles, and first in the league with 18 triple-doubles.
Jokic's offensive efficiency is 116.6, ranking 15th in the league and defensive efficiency at 109.1, ranking 145th in the league. Jokic's ability to rank 15th in the league in offensive efficiency is remarkable when it comes to stringing teams together, and his constantly criticized defensive problems have improved significantly this season, with his defense already at the upper-middle level in the league this season.
Looking at the individual performance, Jokic is undoubtedly the regular season MVP of the season, which is why he has dominated the regular season MVP list for a long time, but he may eventually rub shoulders with the MVP trophy because of the performance problem, Murray and Porter Jr. The absence of Jokic lost his left arm, he played the ultimate personal performance, the team did not achieve too good results, he has no advantage in the record, it is difficult to get the regular season MVP, it is regrettable.
Jokic's single-season scores, rebounds and assists have all reached the top ten in the league, and he is the only one of the active players to do it, and the difficulty can be imagined. In contrast, we found out how powerful the "big dream" Olajuwon was.
Olajuwon played 18 seasons in the NBA, playing a total of 1238 games, making 1186 starts, averaging 35.7 minutes per game, averaging 21.8 points, 11.1 rebounds, 2.5 assists, 1.7 steals and 3.1 blocks, shooting 51.2% from the field.
His total stats are 26946 points, 13748 rebounds, 3058 assists, 2162 steals and 3830 blocks, ranking twelfth in total scores, fourteenth in total rebounds, ninth in total steals, and first in history.
He is the only player in NBA history who has ranked in the top 15 in total points, rebounds, total steals and total blocks, and he is also the only player in NBA history with a total block of 3,000+ and a total of 2,000+ steals.
In NBA history, only 5 centers have a total of 3,000 blocks or more, and Olajuwon is the NBA's all-time block king. With only 13 players with a total of 2,000 or more steals, Olajuwon is the only center of these 13 players, whose total steals rank ninth in history and whose steals ability is even stronger than many defenders, indicating that his agility is very high and not as slow as other interior lines.
Compared with Olajuwon, Jokic's single-season scores, rebounds and assists are not too high achievements in the league, and the outbreak of a single season may be only a flash in the pan, and players like Olajuwon are truly all-round fighters.
Olajuwon has fantastic footsteps, top-notch finishing ability under the basket, and a steady mid-range shooting ability, his career free throw shooting rate is 71.2%, free throws are not a problem for him, and he can do almost anything except shoot three-pointers on the offensive end. He has an excellent arm span on the defensive end, excellent movement speed, good defensive awareness, can deliver a big hat when opponents attack the basket, and can also complete a quick attack under steals, he is not the most dominant center in the NBA, but definitely one of the most versatile centers.
Olajuwon has been named to the All-Team 1st Team 6 times, the Best Team 2rd Team 3 times, the Best Defensive Team 1st Team 5 times, the Best Defensive Team 2 Team 4 times, the 2 Rebounding King, the 3 Block King, the 2 Best Defensive Player Awards, 1 Regular Season MVP... When it comes to superstars with good offensive and defensive skills, Olajuwon is definitely a player who can't be ignored.