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Name: Nikola Jokic analysis | The 7-foot point guard (2019)
Uploaded: 2019-03-29T22:30:00.000Z

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Nikola Jokic analysis | The 7-foot point guard (2019)

Thinking Basketball · Published March 29, 2019

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Nikola Jokic is a great passer, but just how great? What degree of offensive value does he deliver? And is he really a defensive liability? This detailed film breakdown & scouting report examine the strengths and weaknesses of the Denver Nuggets star while incorporating analytics & stats to assess his overall impact. Support at Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thinkingbasketball Book: https://www.amazon.com/Thinking-Basketball-Ben-Taylor/dp/1532968175 Podcast: https://player.fm/series/thinking-basketball or at https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/ben-taylor/thinking-basketball-podcast Website: https://www.backpicks.com Twitter: @elgee35 Ben Taylor is the author of Thinking Basketball, a Nylon Calculus contributor, creator of the Backpicks Top 40 series & host of the Thinking Basketball podcast. Stats courtesy: http://www.pbpstats.com @bballport https://www.basketball-reference.com https://stats.nba.com IMPACT METRICS -Backpicks BPM is a proprietary model that focuses on player skill instead of situational value. It is box score only. -PIPM is a hybrid model (box score and plus-minus) that "luck-adjusts" plus-minus data (regresses FT% and 3pt%) to account for noise and is more sensitive to a player's role/fit on a given team. Created by @JacobEGoldstein -250-day RAPM is a pure plus-minus model with a larger sample size than just a single-season. It is most sensitive to role/fit of these three. Available at: http://canzhiye.com/rapm/ ----- Footage in this video is owned by the NBA and its partners. It is intended for critique and education. Music by csus (instrumental)

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