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Post by famicommander on Nov 7, 2023 0:34:03 GMT -5
108 triple doubles. Sole possession of 4th place, passing LeBron and Kidd. 30 more to tie Magic for 3rd, 90 more to tie Russ for 1st.
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Post by famicommander on Nov 7, 2023 15:58:17 GMT -5
All time career NBA box plus minus: 1. Jokic - 9.42 2. Jordan - 9.21 3. LeBron - 8.76 All time career NBA PER: 1. Jordan - 27.91 2. Jokic - 27.65 3. LeBron - 27.22 All time career WS/48: 1. Jordan - .2505 2. Robinson - .2502 3. Chamberlain - .2480 4. Jokic - .2474 All time career TS%: 1. Gobert -.6713 2. D. Jordan - .6448 3. Jokic - .6319 Updated winshares/48: 1. Jordan: .2505 2. Robinson: .2502 3. Jokic: .2488 4: Chamberlain: .2480 Passed Wilt. He has also widened his lead on Jordan in BPM, closed the gap for 1st in PER, gained on DJ for 2nd in TS. Of course the season is young and he could fall down these lists just as easily as he rises on them, but it's fun to watch in real time anyway. |
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Post by famicommander on Nov 8, 2023 3:48:18 GMT -5
Jokic didn't actually get 10th in blocks, because I was mixing sources for my lists and the one I was using for blocks didn't have Bobby Jones on it. Bobby Jones is actually 4th, 1 block ahead of Birdman and English, so that knocks everybody else down one more spot on the list. Jokic is 11th.
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Post by famicommander on Nov 15, 2023 22:05:27 GMT -5
Jokic presently leading the NBA in
VORP
Win Shares
Win Share per 48 minutes
Offensive Box Plus Minus
Box Plus Minus
Player Efficiency Rating
Value Added
Estimated Wins Added
Field Goals
2 point Field goals
Total Rebounds
Rebounds per game
Defensive Rebounds
Triple-Doubles
Double-Doubles
He's also a career best +14.4 in the on-court plus/minus per 100 possessions and a career-best +23.4 in on/off plus/minus net per 100 possessions.
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Post by famicommander on Nov 25, 2023 19:53:30 GMT -5
Some milestones are getting close.
Points:
1. Alex English (21,645)
2. Dan Issel (16,589)
3. Carmelo Anthony (13,970)
4. Nikola Jokic (12,505)
5. David Thompson (11,992)
Rebounds:
1. Dan Issel (6,630)
2. Nikola Jokic (6,489)
3. Byron Beck (5,261)
4. Dikembe Mutombo (4,811)
5. Alex English (4,686)
Assists:
1. Nikola Jokic (4,101)
2. Alex English (3,679)
3. Fat Lever (3,566)
4. Andre Miller (2,978)
5. Ty Lawson (2,745)
Steals:
1. Fat Lever (1,167)
2. T. R. Dunn (1,070)
3. Alex English (854)
4. Dan Issel (798)
5. Nikola Jokic (733)
Blocks:
1. Dikembe Mutombo (1,486)
2. Marcus Camby (1,126)
3. Wayne Cooper (830)
4. Bobby Jones (625)
5. Chris Andersen (624)
5. Alex English (624)
7. Antonio McDyess (604)
8. Raef LaFrentz (556)
9. Nene (508)
10. Danny Schayes (470)
11. Nikola Jokic (436)
Minutes played:
1. Alex English (29,893)
2. Dan Issel (25,198)
3. Carmelo Anthony (20,521)
4. Byron Beck (19,197)
5. Nikola Jokic (18,881)
Three pointers made:
1. Jamal Murray (859)
2. Will Barton (804)
3. J. R. Smith (768)
4. Michael Adams (630)
5. Nikola Jokic (616)
Next milestones:
1465 points to tie, 1466 to pass Carmelo Anthony for 3rd (~52 more games at his current pace)
141 rebounds to tie, 142 to pass Dan Issel for 1st (~11 more games at his current pace)
65 steals to tie, 66 to pass Dan Issel for 4th (~55 more games at his current pace)
34 blocks to tie, 35 to pass Danny Schayes for 10th (~44 more games at his current pace)
316 minutes to tie, 317 to pass Byron Beck for 4th (~10 more games at his current pace)
14 3 pointers to tie, 15 to pass Michael Adams for 4th (~11 more games at his current pace)
Coming up fast on his next rebounds, minutes, and 3 pointers milestones. Possible he hits all 3 in the same game.
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Post by famicommander on Nov 25, 2023 20:12:23 GMT -5
For the season:
1st in box plus minus
1st in offensive box plus minus
1st in defensive box plus minus
1st in player efficiency rating
1st in value over replacement player
1st in win shares
1st in win shares per 48 minutes
1st in player impact estimate
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Post by Coach Sticky on Nov 26, 2023 10:49:42 GMT -5
the MVP award should be named after Nikola Jokic already
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Post by famicommander on Nov 30, 2023 15:31:30 GMT -5
All time career WS/48
1. Jordan - .2505
2. Robinson - .2502
3. Jokic - .2500
4. Chamberlain - .2480
Jokic is charging up the leaderboard this year. He began the year at .2474.
For the season he's at a .3272, which blows away his previous career-best of .3085 from last year. For a full season mark it would be the best for any NBA player since Kareem in 1971-72 (.3399).
His PER of 34.58 would be the best ever recorded, breaking his own record of 32.85 from 2021-22.
His BPM of 15.69 would shatter his own all time record of 13.72, also from 2021-22. Last year he was at 13.01; LeBron is the only other guy to turn in a season of 13 or better and he only did it once.
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Post by famicommander on Dec 3, 2023 12:59:24 GMT -5
via statmuse:
Nikola Jokic has two games with a 30-point triple double and 0 turnovers over the last 4 DAYS.
Nobody else has multiple 30-point triple-doubles with 0 turnovers over the last 40 YEARS.
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Post by famicommander on Dec 3, 2023 13:31:46 GMT -5
Joker presently leading the NBA in total points, rebounds, and assists.
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Post by famicommander on Dec 3, 2023 17:10:18 GMT -5
Advanced stats
Value Added
1. Jokic - 240.4
2. Embiid - 177.4
3. Sengun - 105.9
Estimated Wins Added
1. Jokic - 8.0
2. Embiid - 5.9
3. Sengun - 3.5
Value Over Replacement Player
1. Jokic - 3.04
2. Gilgeous-Alexander - 1.94
3. Embiid - 1.81
Player Efficiency Rating
1. Jokic - 34.15 (would be NBA record)
2. Embiid - 32.07
3. Gilgeous-Alexander - 30.29
Win Shares/48 minutes:
1. Jokic - .3229
2. Gilgeous-Alexander - .2947
3. Embiid - .2805
Box Plus Minus:
1. Jokic - 15.58 (would shatter NBA record)
2. Embiid - 11.00
3. Gilgeous-Alexander - 10.37
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Post by passtheballquick on Dec 3, 2023 21:39:31 GMT -5
Joker presently leading the NBA in total points, rebounds, and assists. That's insane lol. |
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Post by famicommander on Dec 3, 2023 21:47:49 GMT -5
Joker presently leading the NBA in total points, rebounds, and assists. That's insane lol. He's played more games than Giannis or Embiid or he wouldn't be leading in points, but still, pretty nuts. Also leads in:  |
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Post by famicommander on Dec 4, 2023 18:37:16 GMT -5
This is the latest in a season any player has ever led the league in points, rebounds, and assists.
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Post by famicommander on Dec 4, 2023 20:36:52 GMT -5
Player of the month awards, Nugs all time
1. Jokic - 7
2. English - 3
3. Carmelo - 2
4. Fat - 1
That's it. That's the whole list.
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Post by freakns on Dec 5, 2023 5:05:17 GMT -5
thats average.
you get 5 months during a season(not sure are they giving it for April... if they do, its 6). over span of 50 years, thats 250 awards. thats 16 per team(you divide it by 15, not 30, cause both conferences get one). Nuggets have 13. OK, Minnesota and Memphis are in the league shorter, but overall average number is still below 20, so 13 is still not bad.
ps. LeBron alone has 39, lol
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Post by AbdulJabber on Dec 5, 2023 20:03:44 GMT -5
Chances are, we'll never witness anything like Jokic again in our lifetimes. These last 5 years or so are something we'll never see again. Great players will come and go, but guys that stand shoulder to shoulder with the greatest players that ever played the game are extremely rare.
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Post by GBG on Dec 5, 2023 20:17:15 GMT -5
Chances are, we'll never witness anything like Jokic again in our lifetimes. These last 5 years or so are something we'll never see again. Great players will come and go, but guys that stand shoulder to shoulder with the greatest players that ever played the game are extremely rare. True. Appreciate what we have. A true superstar alltimer who does what true superstars are supposed to do, namely make their teammates better and affect their stats positively (not just their own stats as Melo did). Example after example are evidence of this. AG became a true borderline AllStar after being traded here to play alongside Jokic as the perfect fit (not counting recent shooting troubles). Reggie Jackson has thrived alongside Jokic, playing as a starter while Murray is out. Barton at least was serviceable, if not good, in his final year here. He gets traded and is exposed as a fringe shooter and player, and is out of the league. Which brings up an issue regarding Murray. Given how well RJ has done playing with Joker, does this suggest maybe that Murray isn’t quite the star player he seems to be? That his success is largely related to Jokic’s skills and gravity, especially in the playoffs? I’m not saying Murray is no better than Jackson or isn’t a borderline AllStar himself when right and healthy. I’m saying Jokic is so great that he makes his teammates who are merely good players or solid roleplayers look much better than they’d look on almost any other team. That’s the most important Jokic Effect, IMO, and why he’s deserving and likely to receive more MVP awards in his career. |
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Post by famicommander on Dec 5, 2023 20:19:40 GMT -5
Chances are, we'll never witness anything like Jokic again in our lifetimes. These last 5 years or so are something we'll never see again. Great players will come and go, but guys that stand shoulder to shoulder with the greatest players that ever played the game are extremely rare. Oh, we'll see it again... in the next 5 years. He's still improving and he's not going anywhere. |
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Post by famicommander on Dec 5, 2023 21:21:56 GMT -5
Players who have led the league in PER 3 or more years in a row:
Mikan
Petit
Wilt
Kareem
Jordan
Robinson
Shaq
LeBron
Jokic
Players who have led the league in box plus minus 3 or more years in a row:
Kareem
Dr. J
Jordan
Shaq
LeBron
Jokic
Players who have led the league in win shares per 48 minutes 3 or more years in a row:
Wilt
Kareem
Jordan
Dirk
LeBron
Jokic
Players who have led the league in VORP 3 or more years in a row:
Kareem
Bird
Jordan
LeBron
Jokic
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