Redefining basketball talent, is this fat guy really going to rule the NBA?

In a basketball league at this level in the NBA, how many years does it take to score 13,000 points, 6,000 rebounds and 4,000 assists? It took James 11 years to unlock this achievement, and he has surpassed Jordan, Kobe Bryant and other NBA gods. And Jokic only took 9 years, against the Jazz, Jokic easily got 27 points, 11 rebounds and 6 assists, although he lost, but he surpassed James and became the youngest Mr. 13,000 points, 6,000 rebounds and 4,000 assists.

Teacher Yue, who is indifferent to brushing data, can always use a string of astonishing data to make himself look extremely powerful. For this kind of person who can achieve good results without much effort, we usually call it "genius". In basketball, it's clear that Jokic is a true genius.

Albert Einstein once said, "Genius is the composition of 99% sweat + 1% talent". Obviously, it is better than Einstein to be diligent in order to become a talent, but Jokic and the word diligence are basically incompatible. Teacher Yue, who is now standing at the pinnacle of world basketball, used to be a chubby dun holding a Coke can in his childhood, and he played basketball completely to deal with his eldest brother. Others play with love, and Mr. Yue's initial play was completely sophisticated.

But you can't deny that Jokic is the lucky one that God chased after to feed, from being a sparring partner for his brother to being a foil for me, Jokic only took 2 years. He started playing in the youth league at the age of 15, and at the age of 17, he was already a member of the adult league. At the age of 20, Jokic had already come to the United States and started playing in the NBA. At the age of 28, he became a championship winner and the first person in the future league.

Looking at Jokic's resume, there is no doubt that he is a top basketball talent. But looking at his draft report that year, you can't tell that this is an NBA supergiant. If the resume and report are correct, there's only one answer — Jokic's basketball talent needs to be redefined.

Before Jokic, basketball talent was synonymous with athletic talent, and an interior player who was less than 211 centimeters tall and had an arm span of more than 10 centimeters above his height was mediocre. As for other talents, either the bouncing good ones can be dunked by people, or they have the power to complete the finish with three people, Jokic can't jump high like this, and his strength is only an upper-middle level of the inside line, which basically has nothing to do with the word dominance.

But Jokic has his own "unique talents", such as rare and inscribeable interior back shots, solid, high-quality coverage, visibility across the entire basketball court, clever passing skills, and shooting range as far as the three-point line.

These natural skills, other NBA interior lines are all one of them, only Jokic can do all of them and is proficient in everything, Jokic, who has all kinds of martial arts, is invincible on the court. Because he has no technical shortcomings, any defensive strategy will not work for him, even if the opposite side is full of talented jumping men, he is helpless to take the teacher who can pass and shoot.

So far this season, Jokic has ranked in the top 10 in the league in seven big data such as scoring, rebounding, frontcourt boarding, assists, backcourt boarding, interior scoring, and secondary offense. The weakest interference shot can also be among the top 30 in the league. The stats don't lie, and Jokic is one of the most balanced players in the NBA right now.

So what exactly is Jokic's basketball talent? In a word, he has the ability to learn to play with all the techniques, and he has the ability to use them quickly. As long as it's something on the basketball court, there's nothing Jokic doesn't understand. Making complex things simple and then learning him is Jokic's greatest basketball talent.

Of course, the dividends of the times are also the key to Jokic's crown, as the saying goes: "The times make heroes", the short mobile interior line in the small ball era is popular, and it also gives Jokic a place to use a heavy center. If he had entered the NBA ten years earlier and competed with O'Neal and Yao Ming, perhaps the situation would have been different. But overall, Jokic has more hard power on his own today, and the times are just pushing the boat.

Jokic, who has redefined basketball talent, will most likely rule the current NBA. Of course, his rule will not follow the path of hegemony, but will focus more on "diving into the night with the wind, moisturizing things silently", and inadvertently changing the NBA, which is what Jokic is best at.