Nikola Jokic Playing OLD MAN Ball For 10 Minutes Straight...

As soon as he steps on the court, Nikola Jokic does something extraordinary. So I had to collect all the genius moments from this season and put them in one video so we can all enjoy his brilliance. Here's another behind the back no look pass to Gordon, but this time in transition with two guys chasing him. It's like he has another set of eyes on the back of his head, there's no other logical explanation. Of course, there is an explanation, his court vision is second to none, watch how he's keeping his options open and has two possible targets at all times, but always picks the right one. Screen, Porter, Jokic, no look, the blind feed to Brown for two. And America knows all this too well. A little bit of joy in motion. And there it is, Jokic is going to get the assist. His size allowing him to look over the defender's shoulders helps him a lot. And this is just ridiculous, he hits Brown on the money in the corner without ever turning his head towards him. His wraparound passes are on a whole nother level. Bullet feed, outside, fly by, Murray cans it for three. How about the pass? Whip pass over to Murray, and Murray hits. Look at that nice little swing pass, Eisman to sleep and then boom. The favor's here, Jokic, swing it, Porter for three, got it again. Where man is and then again, everybody cheating inside, thinking Jokic lost the handle, Jokic has it. Sling it over to Westbrook for three, got it. Even Russ started knocking threes being so wide open all the time. Matter of fact, he's having his second most efficient season from long range in his career. He gotta thank the Joker for that. And teams just won't learn to stop staring at him, look at the Lakers. All five players are caught ball watching, resulting in some easy points for Gordon. Speaking of that, Aaron benefits the most from playing with Jokic. 25, Jamal Murray to Jokic, alley-oop to Gordon. Nicola Jokic to Aaron Gordon, and this is just picture perfect. A groin injury had him questionable for tonight. Gordon on the receiving end from Jokic. Because of an elite offense, another nice pass. We've seen some great looks. Guys really being unselfish in the opening minutes. I cannot tell if this was a missed floater or a lob pass. And the defense didn't know where to look on this one because… Geez, this man is an artist. Here's another no-look lob, this time to Jamal Murray. And when Jamal, who's an 89% free throw shooter, was on the line with 0.5 seconds on the clock, Jokic somehow sensed the miss, sprinted inside and made the buzzer-beating tip-in. In fact, he made a lot more impressive shots with time winding down as well. His patience on the pick and roll to find the best possible solution is maybe one of his best qualities. He's freezing two defenders without even dribbling the ball. Incredible. And once in a while he puts his head down and does this. To be honest, the Joker pleasantly surprised us with multiple rim rockers this season. He's not much of a dunker, I'll give you that, but his footwork is impeccable. For a guy his size, he's extremely quick around the basket. With a sudden spin rolling to the rim, Jokic leaves much more athletic bigs in the dust. Man, I can watch him toying with the defense all day long. And by now, the full court passes have become his trademark. He missed one. Jokic, Longley, Christian Brown, got it! Christian Brown has learned if I sprint the floor, Nicole Jokic is going to reward me. No dribble. No dribble necessary here for CB. Now Westbrook leaking out. Westbrook wins the race to the rim. Looking for a foul, he didn't get it. Thing is, he's dishing 2-3 amazing assists each and every game it's hard to keep track. In the last MVP showdown against Shea and OKC, Nikola really brought his A game. They split the season series at 2-a-piece with SGA who's averaging 30 points, 5 rebounds and 6.5 assists per game on 49% from the field, while Jokic posted 24.5 points per game, 15.7 rebounds and 11.5 assists on 52.5% efficiency in the 4 games played. For the season, Nikola is averaging a triple-double while being in the top 3 in the league in points, rebounds and assists. That has never been done before. And while many are okay with giving the MVP to Shea this season, following narratives and voters fatigue and whatnot, I'm sure that looking back at this 5-10 years from now, it will look like the biggest crime in NBA history. And in my 26 years of watching the NBA, I've never seen anything similar to the insane ending between the Bulls and the Lakers just a couple of days ago. If you haven't, you gotta check it out. Talk to you in the next one. Peace out.