Full episode live now Josh Kroenke sits down with MPJ and discusses drafting Nikola Jokic, sticking with him over Nurkic, and watching him become far greater than expected
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@draganstojilkovic1017Ай бұрын
Everyone laughed when Gregg Popovic said 5-6 years ago that Nikola Jokic reminded him of Larry Bird
@SoloPerICommentiАй бұрын
Nobody laughed, that was already 1st team All NBA Jokic
@daddyfuse50Ай бұрын
1st team is a faaaar stretch from getting Bird comparisons. Pop was right and ppl did still clown that take.
@kingad8869Ай бұрын
@@daddyfuse50Oldheads will still clown that take.
@BobSaintАй бұрын
Yeah, what does Pop know about basketball? 😅
@crystalizedExposedАй бұрын
@@daddyfuse50 people compare ant to mj and i don't think hes even made an all nba team yet
@LixtianShanghaiАй бұрын
Comparing Jokic with Bird was genius
@moshimosanАй бұрын
it really came out of nowhere, too absurd to even consider it was possible lol
@onlyfacts3178Ай бұрын
also they dont realize JOKIC numbers are from now a inflated STATS ERA...
@onlyfacts3178Ай бұрын
@@moshimosan only if you dont understand that STATS now are SUPER INFLATED...
@BenGreen1980Ай бұрын
@@onlyfacts3178 that's why relative stats are useful. Even by relative stats, Jokic's performance is all time elite levels. Which is to say he outperforms his own league the way other all time greats outperformed their leagues.
@erizabetaАй бұрын
I gasped
@dodongsmith9779Ай бұрын
Many many years ago, early on in Jokic playing career, Reggie Miller told Shaq,and Chuck that he was going to be better than Arvydas Sabonis. Both laughed, I laughed, guess Reggie was right.
@djukafoxАй бұрын
how do I find this video?
@dodongsmith9779Ай бұрын
@@djukafox It was Denver game, Reggie was the commentator, he mentioned it and at either halftime or end of the game, Shaq and Chuck laughed about it. I remember telling my son that Reggie is out of his mind.
@djukafoxАй бұрын
@dragicaandrejevic2060 hvala ti dragice, bas si car
@jorgovan-ni9kzАй бұрын
Ti samo spamuješ sa tim komentarom@dragicaandrejevic2060
@profesorz642Ай бұрын
@dragicaandrejevic2060 forgot to take your meds again?
@blewidescorpioАй бұрын
I worked at a restaurant in 2017 and this 19 year old coworker I had told me that Jokic will be an MVP and gets us a Championship. I'll never forget that because he was always getting shit from some of the Lakers fans line cooks. He always just responded with a just wait and you'll see
@ronburgundy8941Ай бұрын
I’m a diehard Cavs fan . Jokic cooked the Cavs in both games each season 15-16 I knew he was the one
@edross2826Ай бұрын
He is the Laker's worst nightmare. Bron has wet dreams with Jokic.🤣🤣🤣
@gonacci1692Ай бұрын
Me when i lie:
@Sosa_handlesАй бұрын
I called this one too 😂😂😂 if you know euro league, yk
@blewidescorpioАй бұрын
@@Sosa_handles That's fair. I don't
@Talbott9Ай бұрын
Micheal Porter Jr. Is such a special individual. You saw him start with a lot of individual drive. Now he is so team focused, Nikola fan, and humble. And is 10x better individually than when he started. I love his interviews. He is such a key key piece of the epicness that is the Nuggets. Best team I’ve watched. I was obsessed with 90’s basketball but 2024 Nug’s supersede it all. I really wanna see them take out Lakers again. Tough match up.
@mar9335Ай бұрын
Dragice ne kenjaj
@mja4wpАй бұрын
Nuggets got me back into NBA ball.....hope their style and culture continue to influence the entire league and new generation of players
@Dipset415Ай бұрын
Honestly MPJ is just playing the catch and shoot role he’s actually a lot better as far as getting his own shot he just doesn’t need to on this team
@athenasfАй бұрын
@@mja4wpMe too. I was a Laker fan growing up, way back when they played at the Fabulous Forum. My hero back then was Jerry West. We had West, Abdul-Jabar, Baylor, Goodrich, Riley, and others. I stopped watching when Magic Johnson retired. I felt the game was becoming too "me" oriented rather than team oriented. Fast forward to now when I kept reading about The Joker in news clips and decided to check him. I loved his post game interviews! And watching him play reminded me of why I originally loved basketball. Unselfish teamwork! I still live in California, a bit north nowadays, so I rooted for the Dubs when I'd visit a friend who was a die-hard fan. That was until I got hooked by the Joker last year. Now I'm a Denver Nuggets fan. The whole team camaraderie is refreshing. I also saw the chat MPJ had with Aaron Gordon and was so impressed with how down to earth both were. I gained a lot of respect for AG when he shared how on off days he liked to be alone and write in a journal and do some self reflection. I LOVE the Nuggets! Repeat! Repeat! Repeat!
@mja4wpАй бұрын
@@athenasf Word!!! Me a Knicks fan growing up....70's
@izzuddinfaruqi1493Ай бұрын
That Larry Bird punchline hits really hard ngl. Shows u how great is Nikola Jokic
@elliotmyers625Ай бұрын
Jokic is incredible, but it's also a really unfair comparison. The game was so much slower and lower scoring during Bird's time that people don't understand how great he was. When you're the best player on your team, and your team only managed 88 points, it is hard to compare it to a game where the winning team scores 135. There's so many more shots, rebounds, and passes in a game now that the best players are going to absorb a lot of those stats. That's why a guy like Harden will look so much better in the history books than he really was. Jokic actually is a great comparison for Bird now. They do a lot of the same things, but the stats will end up saying that Jokic was much better.
@luckerooni1153Ай бұрын
@@elliotmyers625 That's not what was happening at the time. You're talking about a bunch of other teams' stats that never showed up on Jokic' card. You clearly don't remember how ass that Nuggets team was before Jokic started. They were not dropping no 135 on anyone. Jamal Murray had not even popped off yet as a player much less Jokic.
@elliotmyers625Ай бұрын
@@luckerooni1153 No, I haven't forgotten. It wasn't a slight on Jokic. He was great. My point was that all the best players today will have stats better than the players in the 80's. Years from now people will be arguing that Westbrook was better than Magic or Bird, which is absurd. Triple doubles meant something different back then.
@harderway8568Ай бұрын
The Nuggets organization deserve a lot of credit, made all the right decisions, drafted Murray as 7th pick, Malik Beasley as 19th (was pretty good), found Jokic and decided to keep him over Nurk, took a risk with MPJ who had massive back issues and traded for AG, KCP and Bruce Brown. And now Watson, Braun and Zeke Nnaji all look really promising. They even took Bones Hyland who's very gifted as well. No superstars, no huge trades, just great decisions and perfect execution.
@willhunter2271Ай бұрын
I really wish we would’ve kept bones it sucks he was mad he wasn’t getting enough minutes and now he’s on the clippers where he gets no minutes at all lol
@miroslavlekanic4338Ай бұрын
MPJ was a risk to draft, but also to give him a good extension afterwards. I mean because of his potential back problems. But he definitely paid off! I agree with the rest of what you said.
@mansoldworldАй бұрын
All correct except Zeke... he is just not, NBA caliber.
@stefankrunevski4673Ай бұрын
Also jeremi grant was great
@riccardoesclapon549Ай бұрын
“He doesn’t jump out at you right away - but when you watch it over time and you understand what he’s doing and how he’s affecting the game, he jumps out at you” This was really well put
@user-lx5jf4vi2kАй бұрын
Chokic chokes in the playoffs
@FERREIRADALMASOАй бұрын
@@user-lx5jf4vi2k yeah like brick the open 3 shot like some super star did and lose the game
@decalibresportz5784Ай бұрын
@@user-lx5jf4vi2k 4-1
@mja4wpАй бұрын
he is the most interesting player since Duncan, Bird and Walton - and if you find 'interesting' exciting then you love him
@user-lx5jf4vi2kАй бұрын
@@mja4wp Except when he CHOKES in the playoffs 🤣🤣🤣
@jamiekoh6113Ай бұрын
Man that story is gold what a good storyteller lol. The way he was leading up to that climax with the Nurk comparisons beforehand only to throw in "Larry Bird" was amazing
@mainiacjoeАй бұрын
Good observation and hard agree!
@BMTurceanuHikeRunАй бұрын
as an Arsenal fan, I started to like this man. great hat. never heard him before but you can tell his education and inteligence are off the charts. he clearly knows what he does. a very good example that he is not daddy's son. he knows what to do with that fortune.
@Smsrules1Ай бұрын
Never heard of him lmao my boy he owns the team you're a fan of
@BMTurceanuHikeRunАй бұрын
@@Smsrules1 that doesn't mean I need to research their administrative staff and owner. IN Europe fans don't care who own the team, only about players and coaches.
@B1izzarddАй бұрын
@@BMTurceanuHikeRunthat’s not true at all. Football fans are constantly discussing owners in Europe lol
@user-jc3pl3de8bАй бұрын
Player B has better per/36 stats across the board in his 2nd year Nuggets owner: "so im assuming player A is nurkic" Analytics group: "no its larry bird....." The entire room and nuggets staff: starts dancing and screaming like they won the lottery
@danmalic6688Ай бұрын
they did the MEGA one
@Rasira2023Ай бұрын
he IS NOT THE OWNER OF THE NUGGETS-HIS FATHER IS THE OWNER-He was just made to manage it -DUH
@ZOly62Ай бұрын
I wasn't aware of these facts, but I wrote an article in a magazine about success of Nuggets and about Nikola and his basketball IQ, its impact on the entire team and the game. I also discussed the difficult decision to part ways with Jusuf Nurkic and Nikola's game philosophy and talent. Furthermore, I noted that the MVP titles and the Nuggets' success are well-deserved, not only by the players on the court but also by the excellent coach Mike Malone, who recognized Nikola's talent, as well as the owner and supporting team. I am pleased that this video has confirmed my assumptions about the events and their success. I hope they secure another championship ring, and I wish I could witness it firsthand. Go Nugets!
@ryandavid1235Ай бұрын
would love to read that article, care to share the link if it's available online?
@ryandavid1235Ай бұрын
caught me off guard when I assume that player A is Nurkic but then, it's someone that is way way way out of what we're expecting!
@TheAlex4019Ай бұрын
Thank you for not spoiling it
@magmalxАй бұрын
@@TheAlex4019 you are reading comments before watching the video? wtf
@TheAlex4019Ай бұрын
@@magmalxyeah scrolling during watching
@UGotSerbedАй бұрын
MPJ is evolving. This bit was absolute fucking fire.
@FamouSoonАй бұрын
Damn you really tapped in that’s crazy! Good stuff
@angelatanurdzic7508Ай бұрын
Michael is a really good guy, respect.
@mark11967ADАй бұрын
That’s one down to earth owner. The Larry Bird parallel is hilarious. Sometimes good things happen to good people. Nice channel MPJ keep it up 👍
@mrfatuchiАй бұрын
I am so glad that Jokic happened because now we know for 100% that Bird would be just as good as he was before nowdays and IMO better since the game is more suited for him today. There is even an interview of Bird where he says how big of a fan he is of Jokic and Nuggets and how they are his most fun team to watch. He would fit in that style of offense with no adjustment, you could just pluck him from 80s and put him in.
@wladosuАй бұрын
wow, what a story by Josh. Well done!
@f18aАй бұрын
Great interview. Josh is a stud. Here's a humble suggestion: work on your audio engineering for the video. The channels are reversed. The sound is a bit hollow. Otherwise, great.
@MichelePonteАй бұрын
If they recorded separate audio, it could have been an easy fix in post production. But of course is better to get it right before shooting
@alexbenjaminrosenthal3989Ай бұрын
Was not expecting Larry Bird🤣🤣🤣
@georgecaragaАй бұрын
strange story, so many scouts without anyone noticing Nikola! it's a skillful hiding by the manager!
@jalesbarjo4740Ай бұрын
you need IQ to look for high IQ players. most scouts look more for athleticism!
@chrispaul3832Ай бұрын
Rafal Juc saw him
@miloso.1042Ай бұрын
Why would be any manager hide his player?
@bojanmilenkovic2043Ай бұрын
@@jalesbarjo4740it's not as easy as you think...you need to know or to predict where the league is going
@silewis9396Ай бұрын
@@bojanmilenkovic2043and the players drive and personality which can also change faster than the league
@CHASINGCARDBOARDАй бұрын
GREAT EPISODE (as usual). Good stuff MPJ!
@samghost13Ай бұрын
How cool is that?! Thank you so much! I have to show that to my Ballers! We are all (most of us) huge Denver Nuggets Fans! So cool!!!
@aleksandarbastajic2782Ай бұрын
Amazing story!
@shara-la8629Ай бұрын
What a punch line: Larry Bird. 👏👏👏 Whoever thought of it should get serious % from a Nuggets owner.
@mikehardingjr.1085Ай бұрын
Thank you Josh mpj, Colorado loves you here
@kingncaba4984Ай бұрын
It’s the ‘Gunners’ cap 🧢 for me 👊🏾
@omybabaАй бұрын
very cool indeed!
@Ravenstown5220 күн бұрын
They own arsenal lol
@cindycanaga2474Ай бұрын
MPJ, you do some great interviews! Very interesting to get to hear some of the back stories!
@gracesoto3384Ай бұрын
Great interview!!!!
@rudysifuentes7352Ай бұрын
Good interview Mike! Keep em coming bro always looking out for new curious Mike videos.
@mattcantstopАй бұрын
Mike, I’ve been dealing with a lot of problems with my family the past year and it’s been so challenging. And my job is incredibly less difficult and demanding than yours. I hope you are taking care of yourself these days and know that we are all here for you. It’s a heavy time for you.
@teresitatindoy5575Ай бұрын
From the phillipines i love nikola jokic because is not unselfish player..
@lovebertieroseАй бұрын
Jokmas! That is a sacred day - Dec 15th
@aleksandarmilic4424Ай бұрын
Only the true Jokic fans know this date by heart
@GaryFox11000Ай бұрын
Fantastic honest , genuine ; Nikola Jokic is really an incredible complete basketball player . Shooting , rebounding , best big center passing , basketball high I.Q. ( see's the play two seconds ahead ) Like Larry Bird . Bravo Sir ! You kept the right player ... ❤🏀🏆😃👍
@MCHiphopotamusАй бұрын
Josh Kroenke seems really nice.
@craigspencer34Ай бұрын
So good - keep these coming. Love the one on Brain health. You are a natural interviewer and listener.
@toddalexander1903Ай бұрын
Two boys from MIZ ❤ Josh Kroenke was my favorite hooper growing up
@BaskeTorreeCampetti-et8lqАй бұрын
Great conversation 😮
@booJayАй бұрын
Larry Bird would absolutely ABSOLUTELY destroy today's league the way Joker is. Now just imagine what MJ would do.
@ry_an.Ай бұрын
MJ would have to be banned
@lankankeys8310Ай бұрын
Love Michael's humility and his willingness to be all about the team. For sure, this Nuggets team play for each other and could repeat the championship. Nikola just does about everything on the floor.
@kevingriffin9893Ай бұрын
Interesting perspective, great to see an owner who is relatable ~
@IvanDjuric300Ай бұрын
Awesome story.
@billiestevens318Ай бұрын
He was my favorite player at Missouri playing for Quinn back in the 90s
@paulsholar9356Ай бұрын
It's interesting that the scouts, analysts, and commentators remark about a player's "Bball IQ" when actually they are observing a person with advanced hand-eye coordination talent. (Not sure if this can be developed as a "skill".) Coach Bob Knight remarked on video in answer to a question that he believed, as of that time, that Bird had the most elite hand-eye coordination talent in the history of basketball. Today we see players like Jokic and Doncic and a couple of others who are able to both recognize and complete assist opportunities that are of historical greatness. Jokic's passing routinely goes beyond what Bird performed. There are plenty of players (some of whom gravitate toward coaching during their careers) with the aptitude ("IQ") to grasp the deeper patterns and principles of a sport, including basketball, but who do not have the natural talent in their arms and hands to put the ball where they want, with high accuracy.
@IngrownpimpleАй бұрын
This is 🔥
@lappin6482Ай бұрын
Awesome process
@realnfnkalyan22 күн бұрын
this is one of the craziest clips ive seen. that moment must have been wild.
@HC-xk1iqАй бұрын
Mike, please put more insightful stuff like this.
@85delanyАй бұрын
it's absurd how the view changes without the microphone in the middle, it's also incredible without it being so good and everything is so clean
@ChillNikovАй бұрын
Jokic helping Denver win the 1st chip counts already like 2 or 3 championships imo. If they repeat this year we are in dynasty teritory.
@user-pr3et9gk7zАй бұрын
sure, why don't we add the same mentality to every team that won a chip..
@SCHMUNKERSАй бұрын
@@user-pr3et9gk7zdid other teams have such great team chemistry + jokic?? Dont think so, stop hating
@user-pr3et9gk7zАй бұрын
@@SCHMUNKERS wow great rebuttal
@SCHMUNKERSАй бұрын
@@user-pr3et9gk7z yeah it is great if thats all you have to say
@winstonchurchill9467Ай бұрын
Warriors??? @@SCHMUNKERS
@jamessifsof6901Ай бұрын
If you wonder how Denver is so successful, start at the top. Good show.
@Andreas_DimАй бұрын
Great analysis from the Critical Drinker!!
@coronazacАй бұрын
Great video Mike see yall on Monday game 2 section 134 row 1
@br3fl3Ай бұрын
What a great story, no wonder he gets compared to Bird so often
@togfanatic3781Ай бұрын
crazy man
@user-tr3ov6iw1bАй бұрын
'Player is A is Larry Bird' I didnt see that coming 😮
@RiFLEisFortunaАй бұрын
Binging with Josh
@edgartellez7445Ай бұрын
I have two tickets from jokics first game as a full time starter from Dec 15th 2015 against Portland help me get them signed
@BangpaulxuАй бұрын
❤❤❤ much love from China
@glennscott8622Ай бұрын
Nuggets / Avs have a fantastic ownership group, typically the third generation of wealth is flawed, he seems to be grounded and capable. Also watching MPJ mature into a solid team oriented guy has been a joy. His natural talent was never in doubt, it was always growing past knucklehead and getting his back well. Happy for him. The Nuggets play beautiful basketball.
@whoever_8121 күн бұрын
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Magic Johnson rolled into one + special Joker sauce. The best of the best. A basketball unicorn and a wonderful guy!
@pigheadleader1953Ай бұрын
The situation is exactly like finding a big diamond on the ground, but at the first glance, you will think it is a big glass.😁
@deyzunasbunkerАй бұрын
RIP audio...
@eb2354Ай бұрын
Hands down the BEST 2nd round prospect ever drafted. Its 2024 and 29 teams are still depressed about it 😂
@dandandkl9048Ай бұрын
Denver is the current Chicago Bulls of the 80s-90s dominance! They were astute enough to draft Porter Jr. knowing he dropped in the draft because of his college back issues. Great organization, plus Jamal Murray also drafted.
@mikeottersoleАй бұрын
As A Spurs fan since the 70s, Jokic reminds me of the previous NBA center who was exceptional at scoring, passing, and defense. Tim Duncan. I have to say it. Go Wemby!
@zacharyellis4843Ай бұрын
Hey Josh how bout actually let the locals watch the regular season?
@TheDARTCONGBASISАй бұрын
Do what the suns are doing and make it free on airwaves. No one is pays $120 a month for Altitude TV now so Josh is not losing any money.
@moneyatslanderАй бұрын
Love the Gunners hat
@dioncena1992Ай бұрын
*padayon lang*
@Dame-Dame-DameАй бұрын
Yawaa uy
@dioncena1992Ай бұрын
@@Dame-Dame-Dame dili man gud ko maka balo mu ininglis mao magbinisaya nalang ta.hahaha
@gmiejuneislanderpajo1764Ай бұрын
ataya..abi nako ang player A kay si Nurkic, c Larry Bird man diay..beri gud ning management sa nuggets!!
@andregeogarcia421617 күн бұрын
holy shit!!!!
@ronaldtrinidad3270Ай бұрын
Loving the Gunners cap
@dons4557Ай бұрын
Moved to denver at 2017. Glad I witnessed the rise of jokic.
@gusvanwes6192Ай бұрын
I really want to know what the difference is between jokic in practice vs the game
@bbrp1450Ай бұрын
The next few weeks’ guest include.. -Rocky (the Nuggets mascot) -Mr Holbrook ( retired Nuggets usher) - The Portino brothers ( Nuggets season ticket holders since 2016)
@milevolidiscord4334Ай бұрын
MPJ sits on the right, sound is on the left. Josh sits on the left, sound is on the right. I'm confused.
@raz_van__Ай бұрын
damn, the sound mix is so weird, i wish I could listen to this thing..MPJ on my left headphone, Kosh Kroenke on the right..anyway, go nuggs! timberwolves coming up, we know it's gonna be a great series, fingers crossed for the nuggs tho!
@TM-gu1qhАй бұрын
Why didn’t you ask him to get the nuggets on all cable providers?
@nanotech2080Ай бұрын
Jeeeeeesuuus wtf is up with the audio, cmon man
@allanedwards2347Ай бұрын
Any Larry fan would tell you Nikola is Bird 2.0. Larry's a legit 6'10 but listed 6'9 to play the 3. Nikola has the advantage of todays faster offensive friendly game and obviously having a true center 7foot body in a league of stretch 5's. Larry would demolish in today's game. Numbers off the charts with a green light on deep 3's. Would be a 6'10 Jokic only he'd have steph gravity coming into the league today...
@kiwavyАй бұрын
Stop drinking the Kool Aid
@dfire1029Ай бұрын
All credit to tim connelly
@JanKonarskiStanislawАй бұрын
hey mike audio is messed
@alexanderfournier7292Ай бұрын
is it just me or is this a better pod than old man and the three lol.
@silewis9396Ай бұрын
In this segment yes this is top tier but there are a whole lot of podcasts that don't come close to Old man and the three so I wouldn't single out that one.
@alexanderfournier7292Ай бұрын
@@silewis9396 He's the best interviewer I've seen (better than even JJ). He asks thoughtful questions and lets his guests speak , without interruption. Maybe the production quality is much higher... but MPJ clearly has a knack for this... much more than playoff P, draymond or some of those other guys trying to spin podcasts.
@bssL2522 күн бұрын
Its crazy to me. I am not that big a fan of NBA analytics and I wouldn't call myself someone who watches even 3 games a week, but even I could tell Nikola was a monster early in his career. He was just so efficient and he was skilled at making reads and had confidence in his shot. The only thing for me at the time was, can he handle pressure? Because that is an intangible trait and cannot be measured. As we see now, with the benefit of hindsight, yes. He can. So they made a good choice. Obviously.
@Present4Ай бұрын
Any Dude wearing an Arsenal hat gets my respect.
@carlosjr5921Ай бұрын
i just think of curious george when i see who uploaded this video
@stanvanillo9831Ай бұрын
what is wth the panning. Hard to listen to this on headphones
@danmalic6688Ай бұрын
better numbers than larry as a total rookie.....take that nikola's haters
@user-pr3et9gk7zАй бұрын
per 36. You know how many players have good stats per 36, but they rarely translate once they get the actual minutes on court...be better
@nizarelhor1968Ай бұрын
Alright, I might catch some heat for this. However, MPJ's jumper and confidence together with his hight reminds me of Drazen. I understand that the legend was elite, but if MPJ keeps going, I do see him being capable of being a similar menace
@NemoElohemiАй бұрын
Dražen Petrović was one and only! No MPJ will ever be like him. Wrong genetics.
@nizarelhor1968Ай бұрын
@@NemoElohemi That he was!
@shavin2310Ай бұрын
Cool gunners hat
@isaiahagudajr.123Ай бұрын
They own arsenal too
@Ravenstown5220 күн бұрын
Fix the sound mixing please
@dyskover19 күн бұрын
As smart and big and strong and good as Joker is, and he's top 3 in my book, I think Victor will surpass even Nikola. When he does, we won't be making too many comparisons to anyone.
@pikiwikiАй бұрын
"that was when the Warriors were on their ascension"
@omer88banus76Ай бұрын
first we loved Sacramento because of Divac and Pedja Stojakovic. now we love Denver because of the entire organization and because of Jokic. We wish Denver all the best and good luck in the competition for the ring. now, if we take the ring, we can easily do it next year as well
@Slide4DiddyАй бұрын
I wish my dad gave me a NBA team.
@samtvmedia5066Ай бұрын
Woah lol thats dope
@cruztube23Ай бұрын
Imagine an analytics team being (that) creative... Compare two players, don't mention their name and one of them is Larry Bird. Genius.
@ViNCEMiSFiTАй бұрын
Do Jontay next 😂🤣
@kristinastan6939Ай бұрын
❤
@nikolaanthony4468Ай бұрын
Jokic 1 ring means more than Lebrons 4, or KDs 2
@notimportant3686Ай бұрын
that might actually be true... plus the performance through the entire playoffs was historically incredible... it's not just the victory itself
@daniel1508verenaАй бұрын
100 %
@blkmtl96Ай бұрын
Well he's only just getting started. LeBron and KD days are over, no more rings for either one
@user-fv2yb6pe1iАй бұрын
sometimes it is not what you do but rather how you do it
@daniel1508verenaАй бұрын
KD and LBJ only get it done with other All-Stars, MVPs, SUPER-TEAMS.....pathetic !!! This one Ring means definitely more!!