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"I still lean Jokic. I think people are overreacting a …
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An anonymous voter believes Nikola Jokic remains the best talent in the NBA despite recent health issues affecting his performance. They argue that concerns over his play in the last two months are overreactions, emphasizing Jokic's importance for playoff success.
Another anonymous voter mentioned that while Jokic's health has limited his impact throughout portions of the season, he's still the league's best talent. "I still lean Jokic. I think people are overreacting a bit to the last two months where Denver hasn’t looked quite right. It’s pretty clear Jokic wasn’t himself coming back from injury. Whether he rushed back to meet 65 games or not, he wasn’t playing to his usual standards." "SGA’s godly efficiency becomes average in the playoffs. Some efficiency drop is normal but if both players are fully healthy, and I can only have one for a playoff run, I still lean Jokic. As great as SGA is, the Thunder win playoff series with their defense. Denver wins playoff series with Jokic."
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Why do some analysts believe Nikola Jokic is still the best player in the NBA?
Analysts argue that despite recent health issues, Jokic's overall talent and impact on playoff success make him the top player, with concerns about his recent performance being seen as overreactions.
How has Nikola Jokic's injury affected his performance this season?
Jokic's health has limited his impact at times this season, leading to a noticeable drop in his usual performance standards after returning from injury.
