just 19 years old, yet seems to be very mature for his age. i also think him and Spurs are a great match. let's hope he will be unaffected by the high pressure of expectations and stays healthy.

@karljones7976

10 ай бұрын

He's quoting uncle Ben so I think he'll be good

@mdhcccc

10 ай бұрын

doesnt seem like hes the type to be affected by expectations and pressure but who knows until very soon right

@uria2001

10 ай бұрын

@@mdhcccc he's been a professional for awhile. plus he seems humble. Plus he knows the NBA has bigger courts, which will only help his game since there is more spacing.

@negativezero3107

10 ай бұрын

Pop will be great for him, but man imagine if Don Nelson had this kid, would be a dream come true for him, he is the sole reason Dirk was allowed to become really the man that changed the NBA more than anyone I can think of, because of Dirk big guys are expected to be able to shoot now, to a lesser extent Gasol as well. 7 foot 3 and above does not have a great track record though injury wise, hope the kid stays healthy.

It's like they sat him on a kids chair 😂😂😂

@bignoob24

10 ай бұрын

Height isn't always a gift, think of how many times he has to duck to go through doors.

@TheFerret8

10 ай бұрын

I'm aware but they could have got a seat more suitable for him. That was my point

@bignoob24

10 ай бұрын

@@TheFerret8 Yeah I know, they probably weren't even thinking about that.

@estherstephens1858

10 ай бұрын

I saw parts of this interview and wondered….who helped Wemby off that seat. I’m only 5’ tall and it hurts me to see him sitting on that seat. 😂😂

@stanlexii4846

10 ай бұрын

don't worry , in few years he'll have his huge majestique throne

Smart guy watching Jokic

Hoping that no injury sets him back. It's amazing watching the NBA change styles again. The no defense super team model turned a lot of fans off. Watching Joker has been exciting.

@jerrymiemarcus

10 ай бұрын

I agree with you, but Im not sure the rest of the world does. Super teams can be more exciting for casual fans.

Bring on the next season already! Can't wait to see this kid on the court

@abouttime2569

10 ай бұрын

court of law?

@isaiahawsomeone

10 ай бұрын

@@abouttime2569booooo

@stanlexii4846

10 ай бұрын

played pro for near 4 year tho..whatever you say .fiba tougher

@onlyfacts3178

10 ай бұрын

@@stanlexii4846 he couldnt score 20 points in HARD FIBA games...he was playing great against weak french teams...against the TOP teams he was struggling..

@timmybarns3917

10 ай бұрын

@@onlyfacts3178Cap🧢, and he went against NBA comp against G - League ignite and dropped 40 stop hating clown 🤡.

Basketball in Europe is approached the same way as Football. The concept of "if someone else has a better opportunity to score, pass to them". Also most Europeans play football first, then basketball next. Footwork, team work and court vision is developed.

@BMTurceanuHikeRun

10 ай бұрын

plus that: there is no player bigger than the club approach. If a player tries that he is transferred to a different club. aaa and we don't say organizations, they are clubs! and most important: everyone is focused only on winning, nobody enters a match with the thought to be the best player there.

@fbiopenup6534

10 ай бұрын

@@BMTurceanuHikeRun Absolutely, Imagine doing a KD with Partizan fans and watch how it goes.

@PandaChewGACHA

10 ай бұрын

thinking about it, this might really be the reason almost all european players play teamball.

In Europe your team are kick out the league when you are in the bottom of the ranking. It's call Relegation (like in football). So no tanking and you have to win if you want to keep your team alive.

@davidl.7027

10 ай бұрын

Cool. But that wouldn't work here.

@user-io4sr7vg1v

10 ай бұрын

@@davidl.7027 Why not? Not enough teams? Will there ever be a situation where a D League team gets promoted?

@commentreader295

10 ай бұрын

@@user-io4sr7vg1v Yeah, not enough teams and here they seem to prioritize parity a lot more. Tbf tho, at least we don't see Bayern winning 11 in a row in American sports :)

@heroe1486

10 ай бұрын

​​​​​​​@@commentreader295ot enough team because you have this system, considering the size of America you can't say there isn't the potential to have as many teams as countries that have fewer people than certain of your states, like California alone is almost as crowded as spain, that's nonsense. And Bayern's example is kinda pointless, if you want a fair comparison compare with the Champions league. And if you want extreme opposite examples take Auxerre in France, 35k habitants, literally the size of an American block who won the French cup, French league and made it pretty far to the champions league. And parity is also dubious, you can't have parity if there is no possibility for a small team to grow and make it to the NBA from scratch, it's the exact definition of inequality, you basically have "parity" between a handful of teams and then nothing, on average it's thus way worse.

@heroe1486

10 ай бұрын

​@@davidl.7027Because of stakeholders too afraid to lose their investment

Hope he doesn't get injured, really excited to see him play...

In my opinion a lot of the guys who play overseas in the professional leagues from a young age (i.e. Luka, Jokic, Giannis) these guys learn the fundamentals of basketball and team basketball whereas I feel like AAU teams are just a group of the most talented kids in the area all trying to kid of carve out a name for themselves so instead of learning fundamentals they learn how to leverage their supreme athletic ability for example.

@yugiisama

10 ай бұрын

ain’t even really an opinion that’s quite literally how it is man 😂 AAU has always been a collection of a local areas all stars where everybody wants to get theirs. When guys like Trae were taking 30 shots a game winning 160-40 in summer AAU, a guy like Luka at the same age was already a professional hooper playing against grown men, people are now starting to realize the difference in these levels.

@Alex-op4ty

10 ай бұрын

@@yugiisama Yeah I wanna say it was Kobe who had a quote years ago criticizing AAU for these issues, and the consequences are starting to show

@Jsch23

10 ай бұрын

AAU stars are starting to get messed up in the head similar to child actors, so much adulation at an early age can really mess someone up.

@GuillaumeRx

10 ай бұрын

@@yugiisama And the rules being slightly different over here (I’m french), European players are used to get more physical without getting a foul, hence why the Americans sometimes struggle in the first stages of International tournaments (Olympics, World Cup, etc) despite having superior teams and players. Takes them a few games to adapt to a more physical style of play and then truly dominate and express their potential. NBA has the best players but is also made to be an entertaining show with beaten records and high scores (American Television/Advertisement/Capitalism). It’s very offensive. Giannis, Luka et Jokic seem to say they adapted pretty easily offensively when coming to the NBA for that very reason. They were used to play against defenses that could get away with more physicality.

@freeaccstuff153

10 ай бұрын

That’s a really interesting and good take

Jokic the goat

Looks like a humble guy, hopefully he won't be spoiled.

@AkshayKumar-fj3ks

10 ай бұрын

He named the top 3 at once to be politically correct lmao

He seems like he has already got the right head on his shoulders so I’m excited to see how his unicorn build will translate to the association

@CinHalCedHerChance

10 ай бұрын

It's all talk, look at his highlights, he's FAR from selfless. Coach Pop' is going to change that.

JJ - love your takes on basketball, and I am glad now to be a subscriber. Keep telling the truth of this beautiful game.

even culturally in America we lack communities. We live a very individualistic and competitive lifestyle which is not really condusive to a harmonic society. In Europe there seems to be more of a sense of community and togetherness as well as wholistic identity. I think this allows for players to see someone see their teams success as their own rather than Americans who fear being being lesser as it is not capitalistic for them to be lesser.

Yep, European players work more for the team. Pau Gasol was a great example of that.

American and Canadian kids take basketball for granted. They don't appreciate the game. They want what basketball will bring to you when you work hard but with out the work. European players play the game because they love the game

I wish Him the best

"San Antonio had one of those [selfless stars]." San Antonio had four. D-Rob, Duncan, Manu, and Tony. Three if you just wanna count superstars. Duncan set the tone for the post-Robinson years, for sure, but let's not pretend like David Robinson didn't willingly take a back seat for the sake of Timmy's development and for winning even though he was still a superstar. Even to the end of his career, he had some excellent advanced stats. During their first championship run, he had better BPM and RPM than Duncan, and in his last season, he was still top 30 in the league in RPM and top 50 in BPM. But he just wanted to win, so none of those things mattered to him either. I hope Wemby had a great conversation with Timmy, David, Manu, (and Sean Elliott) at that dinner. As a David Robinson apologist and fan, I couldn't let that one slide 😁 Edit: I don't know Kawhi's style and personality well enough to say whether he continued that trend, so I didn't think of him until just now. That said, you could say there was a fourth Spurs superstar who just wanted to win. Obviously he left under rather acrimonious circumstances, but considering his near-constant injury woes that may be indicative of some truth to his side of the story and his completely understandable desire to play in his hometown, I think it's warranted to give him the benefit of the doubt. I hope he can stay healthy for a few more title runs.

@RRRRRRRRR33

10 ай бұрын

Duncan and Robinson are on a level of their own, Manu and Parker are not really comparable. But yeah, all of them were selfless

@CalebShimomura

10 ай бұрын

@@RRRRRRRRR33 Manu has wildly good advanced stats. Top 10 in BPM consistently for a 6-7 year stretch. Even finished top of the NBA in RPM in the 2007-2008 season. Sure, he's a tier below Duncan and Robinson, but Manu was much closer to them than I think most people realize. Man was a menace.

@RRRRRRRRR33

10 ай бұрын

@@CalebShimomura As the recent events related with Jokic proved, stats can be deceiving, US fans especially are too obsessed with stats, these "advanced" stats are most of the time pure rubbish. Manu had some great seasons in the mid 00s, top 3 SG in the league, but he is several steps bellow Duncan and Robinson. Also when you look as his supposed "efficiency", the numbers looks pretty, but in the actual game Manu was a reckless player, took too many risks, forced shots and passes, etc.. and that's great actually, the dude had the guts to improvise, but like I said, stats don't expose this kind of stuff, you have to watch and interpret the situation

@CalebShimomura

10 ай бұрын

@@RRRRRRRRR33 Jokic proved... stats can be deceiving? I don't understand this at all. He has been crowned multiple times over by many advanced stats as one of the greatest players ever. Are you saying he proved this wrong somehow...? Concerning the eye test, why do you think your eye test has such high fidelity to real impact on the game? Are you conscious of all your biases that would push you to favor one style of play over another, even if both styles are equally effective? Historically speaking, humans are awful at objectively evaluating things. Scientists are taught the scientific method and subjected to peer review because it forces them to confront their own biases when approaching a subject and keeps them from publishing their work if they don't. In the absence of a unified theory of basketball eye tests, making broad assumptions about the effectiveness of a player based on an eye test seems unwarranted. To be fair, some of these advanced stats were kind of created to justify Jordan's dominance numerically, so there's some bias baked in, but that's not a terrible bias to have.

Great show. I just subscribed ❤

There’s a reason why people who enjoy true team basketball rather than entertainment prefer watching euro league. A lot more team play and less hero ball. Not to shy away from the fact the NBA still has the greatest basketball players in the world.

The European system is different. It’s based on the European football model of academies. All the famous football teams - Barca, Real, Milan - are sporting clubs with multiple sports, number one is football but basketball is number two. So these kids go there at 14, leave their families, are fully under the coaching and tutelage of professional coaches. It’s just total co plate immersion into basketball their way.

@draganmarkovic491

10 ай бұрын

That's not really it, I mean most European guys in the NBA didn't come from those clubs, Giannis and Jokic haven't, Luka was a Real Madrid player, Wembanyama also isn't from one of those clubs.

@clarkesmith.

10 ай бұрын

I don't think it's the system, I think it's football itself. All of these great European players (and Joel Embiid who is African), played football ever since they were younger. Football requires them to pass the ball frequently to get open and increase the chances of scoring. I think football influenced them a lot in the passing game and getting your teammates the ball.

@JohSentenza

10 ай бұрын

​@@draganmarkovic491 Wembanyama played for ASVEL last year, and I am pretty sure ASVEL is linked to the french football club Olympique Lyonnais (OL), just like the Real Madrid Baloncesto is linked to the Real Madrid Club de Fùtbol.

@drzed6647

10 ай бұрын

I really like this take: because football dominates the sport-mind in Europe, the players learn to play together. There's no hero-ball in football.

@drzed6647

10 ай бұрын

@@clarkesmith. So why doesn't Embiid pass?

Watched this at 1.5 speed. Thank GOODNESS

@futuretimetraveller8677

10 ай бұрын

???

He's going to make mistakes bc he's 19 but he does not sound like any 19 yr old I've ever known. He seems so emotionally mature

@drzed6647

10 ай бұрын

Plus he's speaking in his second language.

@Deondre_Clark

10 ай бұрын

@@drzed6647 right?! He might sound like an actual genius in French

The way basketball is played in Europe doesn't allow stardom, or so to say the system doesn't need a player to be a scorer or a star. It matters if one is a great asset for a team, whatever the role is. As you enroll into youth academies where your talent is already known and you can develop there for the coming 5-8 years you can solely focus on how to be a good teammate and improve your own game, so you can win games WITH your team. Plus, what wemby said: as he was the best player, he moved up a team in age, so he always had to be humble and fight for his spot. Luka, Jokic, Dirk, Petrovic and Giannis had similar paths to the NBA where the had never been the best player of their team, up till the last year they played in Europe or when they got to the NBA, as they always played with older guys or mature pro's. Whereas in the states you need to stand out at 13 to play AAU, you need to be the star in High School with more striking stats in order to get a scholarship and then again need to be the most dominant guy of your team to get drafted. Instead of learning to win with your team. Cheers from Europe.

@Commentator488

10 ай бұрын

Where are you from?

Letz wait and see..

I like his mindset

My guy quoted Spidey, he's gonna be juuust fine

Dope

Nice!

OK, JJ, you have a lot of thoughts and opinions - and I almost always agree with you. But you talk too much when you are asking questions - and that leads to suggesting and promoting your own narrative, rather than allowing the conversation to develop in a more organic flow - you have a quick mind - so you should trust your ability to adapt to whatever your guest's response - (but I'll keep watching either way, sir.)

@riptaye

10 ай бұрын

well said

@dsantrix5154

10 ай бұрын

Thought about it wouldnt have said it and if I did couldnt have done it better

@mjl9002

10 ай бұрын

@@dsantrix5154 Are you suggesting that word salad is what JJ would respond? I don't see it.

@riptaye

10 ай бұрын

What’s annoying is, this is the style every single reporter uses in post game pressers, all answering the question before the guy responds.

@delz3501

10 ай бұрын

Yes, and also, the young man from France may not know all the words being used . I think he misread some of the questions as a result.

Jokic like Wemby is a complete player

Tim Duncan is American but he’s from the Virgin Islands. So it really is a different place and I wonder how much that influences his style of play

With great talent come great responsabilities

Can we just fast forward to the fall of 2023 already? I miss the NBA and the season ended a couple weeks ago and I definitely can't wait for the NFL season too...

Young fella out here quoting Spider Man

Long as he gets in the gym and builds his body a bit better and avoids injuries I think he will be great. Injuries is his biggest thing he needs to try and avoid

All the ingredients are there. I hope he avoids injuries.

You two look like kids next to Wemby :D I'm certain I'm the first one to point that out :D Cheers

Basically, JJ was getting at: "Wemby, when are the tats and earrings coming?"

I find it ironic jordan picks this year to sell. I think he is passing the torch. If you look at tape of this guy, there should be no reason outside of injury that he isn’t better than 2-10. We will see how dominant he can be. And how many chips he can rack up. But this isn’t a spoiled American kid wearing money around his neck, and wearing a glittering red suit. He is down to earth, has his head on straight. He’s the real deal.

Victor Joker is model.be inteligent and selfless and hard worker.do only good things.you will make not tripledouble but 4double

You are talking about two different systems. Ex Yugoslavia and rest of the Europe. Being selfless is Yugoslav type of basketball, while rest of the Europe is closer to USA game type

anthony edwards can post up this stick 🤣

Welcome to 2023, the Goat prospect is quoting Peter Parker. Let's go

@dimitrijetucovic1307

10 ай бұрын

*Ben Parker

JJ looks like a little boy who can sit on the unicorns legs 😂🦄

JJ looks very comfortable with his crossed legs & starbucks lol.

I think the reason why many unselfish superstars are europeans lies in the way, they are trained in their late teens. In the US, you play highschool and college and the whole time, you are the five star recruit among teammates that clearly will never make it to the NBA. That shapes you to be more ball dominant and selfish. In europe, you are thrown into a team of grown men that try to compete in their local league and regardless of how talented you are, you start out as the kid carrying the balls. At the same time, the playstyle is much more "pass first". I think that both those factors tend to shape players into becoming a more selfless superstar. Interestingly, Luca Doncic is probably the most "selfish" european superstar and he is closest to being treated as the superstar talent from a very young age like american top prospects are.

y’all needa get these hoopers some better chairs

One injury away from being like AD . Hes very humble i hope he goes far

Hope he doesn’t end up like Chet Holmgren, they have similar builds.

@georgepoly4842

10 ай бұрын

He’s genetically more similar to Giannis frame and musculature wise than Chet. Chet was just born to be tall and frail lol

In no particular order...Selfishness... Tony Parker, Manu, Tim Duncan, Steph. There many others of course. Bird and Magic come to mind of course. I always loved watching Bobby Hurley play. And many others. You can sense selfish in players. But I do not blame them for that. It was usually coached into them and you have to do your job. Was MJ selfish? Yes, but he had to be. It was his job. Nikola and Giannis are fabulous. I cannot wait to see more of Victor.

@drayz9655

10 ай бұрын

That's why lebron is goat

JJ your question on culture was pandering. On the one hand we celebrate the dawgs of MJ and Kobe and in the same breath we want superstars like Jokic. Europe has its share of me first superstars...look at football. Question is what is the differnce between baskball and soccer for European players.

Calling Luka a selfless superstar is crazy

Damn, French people really does move their hands a lot when they talk.

@eezzyfeezycash978

10 ай бұрын

Such a weird remark 😂😂😂 he’s just expressive with it. It’s to make sure you understand what he’s intending to say that’s what happens when you speak a second language

@tonton7568

10 ай бұрын

Hand gesture trait is known for the Italians not the french

@gianpaolopeligrino4571

10 ай бұрын

@@tonton7568 Oh yeah my bad hahaha got it mixed up. It was the Italians that is associated with hand gestures haha

Interesting point Victor made. He was always the youngest player. Makes sense since he played with grown men and you have to share the ball more in those situations it seems like

The culture in america is needless pride before you achieve anything ..me me me

I hope he gains some weight to take the punishment of the NBA Season and the size difference to NCAA. But hes got the talent for sure.

@futuretimetraveller8677

10 ай бұрын

what punishment? its like "grown-up aau ball" now

@tomrichard8991

10 ай бұрын

he play against grown men since 3 years... not against kids like in NCAA or Overtime etc.. some of his opponen are former nba players

@King_JappyJoe

10 ай бұрын

@@tomrichard8991 not the same

@futuretimetraveller8677

10 ай бұрын

@@King_JappyJoe what will be the difference? "load management"?

@King_JappyJoe

10 ай бұрын

@@futuretimetraveller8677 Ayooooo

I really like this kid. I hope the Spurs give him time to mature physically.

A speech by then Under-Secretary of the British Colonial Commissariat, Winston Churchill, in 1906: “Where there is great power there is great responsibility..."

I don't know man...the way he carry himself at 19... talking about influencing people and shit...I've got a weird feeling about him.

@trevmason2352

10 ай бұрын

He does influence people already at 19 tho. He’s all anyone talks about. Have all the weird feelings you want but he’s him

The insinuation that Euro culture has something to do with selfless basketball was poorly crafted and factually incorrect. You can make an argument that the fundamentals of the game are being taught better in Europe but over the course of last 20 years we've had many, many, so called "selfless" American superstars. And frankly I'm not really sure what that even means. Were Kareem, Jordan, Barkley, Isiah, Shaq, Kobe, Duncan, Garrett, Wade, Curry, Durant, Lebron, etc selfish players? Jordan and Kobe were pure scorers, that doesn’t make them selfish players. Shaq could physically dominate a game by scoring inside vs any single cover or most doubles. It doesn’t make him selfish to shred dudes and throw down hammer dunks. The question and insinuation by Reddick is inordinately stupid.

Luka ?

Imagine this dude develops a sky hook shot like Abduljabbar. It’s over for the league at that point

@grahamstrouse1165

10 ай бұрын

Not really. The skyhook’s useful for creating space when you’re playing with your back to the basket. Wembanyama’a not posting anyone up with that frame.

Curry is not a selfless person I’ll tell you that now and i don’t know him but his actions when his teammates shoot shot they thought they could make he wouldn’t throw his mouth piece 😂

Wemb, selfless? 😂😂 If you look at his highlights, he's far from a selfless player. It'll have to take Coach Pop' to get that into his head.

JJ, Steph isn’t european

Wemby gotta be "down to earth "dik wise too, no way this dude is not at least 12 inches

What he's saying here is a huge green flag. He shows maturity, drive and selfless. The fact he said he watched giannis is a good tell that he might try to become a paint beast like Giannis, Which would make him the best player to ever play. Add his paint defense, jokic playmaking and post game, amd sprinkle a bit of kd jumpshot. Wow.

Those legs not going to make it 20 games

Curry isn’t European JJ 😂

Culture in America is all about ME. Culture in Europe etc is TEAM first.

Every like on this comment = A prayer this kid has a healthy career!

JJ is 6 4 200 something pounds proly and he looks like a gnom next to wembz lol

He said luka is a selfless player😂😂😂

First

I wonder what he really sounds like behind that anonymous voice distortion.

Lebron is the reason why these guys are selfless. He set the tone coming from lebron kobe culture

@dimitrijetucovic1307

10 ай бұрын

AHAHAAHHAHAHAHAAHAHAAHAAHHAAHAHAHAAHHAAHHA

@tonton7568

10 ай бұрын

lmao

The selfless star comment is super stupid and perpetuating stereotypes. First off, what does he even mean? All those players he named are ball dominant, even the ones who get assists. Is he talking outward confidence? Luka is big trash talker. I've seen players that act like Joker and get nothing but hate from the media. Kevin Durant made the comment Wemby just made about forcing shots when the Clippers were throwing double teams at him. We told Lebron he need to be more like Jordan for 2 decades. Simply because he passes too much. You have every personality type in the NBA and every type is OK. People are varied.

hes too tall too skinny .....I give him 5 years at most I like his humility but once he starts getting hard fouled I'm concerned he will suffer multiple injuries. good luck to him.....Jokic gonna own this kid

Look, basketball was a team sport until the rulers of the game decided to market Michael Jordan by allowing him to break every rule that limited personal offense, creating the selfish player model. Then it got worse under Shaq. It’s still bad, the way they let big men shove smaller men out of their way….including Jokic. Basketball is always at its best when the team element is highlighted…Cousy /Russell. Magic/Kareem, Bird/ McHale Duncan and his teammates

Europeans start with soccer before basketball. Soccer is a pass first minded sport.

@clarkesmith.

10 ай бұрын

100%. All of these great European players (and Joel Embiid who is African), played football ever since they were younger. Football requires them to pass the ball frequently to get open and increase the chances of scoring. I think football influenced them a lot in the passing game and getting your teammates the ball.

JJ needs to shut up! 🤦🏾‍♂ Regardless, asking a star to be "selfless" is a very suspicious request. These teams don't care about anything but their bank accounts, a "selfless star" is more money for them. Being selfless with your team is great, but that's personal. No one should be asking that of you. Being selfless with the people who pay you is just foolish.

He still wet by the ears curry is the best to watch

I’d love to come onto this show and just destroy JJ with my basketball knowledge

@trevmason2352

10 ай бұрын

Ok

@grahamstrouse1165

10 ай бұрын

Go home, Junior.

@drzed6647

10 ай бұрын

Next thing we know you'll be challenging him to shoot you for money. Go to the board and write 100 times: Ridiculus sum.

@chaswiese9179

10 ай бұрын

@@drzed6647 buddy ur dead meat

In Europe we are raised by parents not social media.

@lakeshoresubtleties

10 ай бұрын

Hmmm... could be.

@hawk7573

10 ай бұрын

Cool story bro

@Oooyessbro

10 ай бұрын

BS lol a lot of Europeans are on social media. Don't generalize

@QGuides

10 ай бұрын

Good for you boo boo.

@BlueGrovyle

10 ай бұрын

Why are you being condescending about it? So weird.

Reddick is not 6'4", He is 6' maybe 6'1".

@drayz9655

10 ай бұрын

Eh, he's def the same height as dwade

@krillin876

10 ай бұрын

@@drayz9655 he's def not 6'4", i met him in person.

@drayz9655

10 ай бұрын

@@krillin876 oh dang wth

Europeans are just raised better and have better life values. Evan NBA shows how rotten USA is from inside.

Luka doesnt make teammates better so hes aint a selfless player. Giannis and jokic are

Europe > America. They’re already better than Americans and this isn’t even their favorite sport. 😭

@grahamstrouse1165

10 ай бұрын

Europe’s generating a lot of top talent these days but don’t kid yourself. The best team in Europe might win 20 games in an NBA season.

@GabGotti3

10 ай бұрын

@@grahamstrouse1165 wrong. Right now it’s Real Madrid. They’d at least make the play in

The NBA is horrible. Just a 3 pt shooting contest with no fundamentals or D. Jokic would be an average player in another era. Anyone can get a podcast. JJ had all his teammates set picks for him to get open. How many years in league not being able to create a shot off the dribble and couldnt guard a WNBA player. Yawn

@grahamstrouse1165

10 ай бұрын

Go home, Grandpa.

@johnnegrete9329

10 ай бұрын

@@grahamstrouse1165 the truth resulted in your reply, huh. Btw I'm home and can still play better D...😜

We shall see, in this interview what I enjoy. He seems to be very down to earth that by itself will likely take him far. Jokic has redefined the point center position forever. Steph Curry opened up the floor now the big man is gonna have to learn how to drive a tank right down the middle of that floor and be a much much better passer than LeBron was I would say LeBron was just a decent passer compared to Bird magic, and now Jokic. if Victor will learn how to always be looking at the floor as a chess match he’ll be unstoppable, LeBron James Kobe Bryant Michael Jordan. They had to touch the ball and thus froze their teammates out. What is noticeable about the Denver Nuggets championship is that several of the players were copying the passes of Nikola, it made them unstoppable, so Victor copy what they’re doing and all the people that tell you you need to bulk up and you need to do this and you didn’t need to do that work on your passing and then develop a skyhook and a baby skyhook and you will become Kareem magic bird all in one…