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NBA Player Draws Comparison Between Teammate and Larry Bird

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Denver Nuggets player Nikola Jokic has been drawing comparisons to basketball legend Larry Bird, and the praise keeps pouring in. Jokic’s teammate Aaron Gordon recently called him a “straight master” of basketball, likening him to Bird but taller, bigger, and stronger.

Gordon highlighted Jokic’s ability to read the floor, find teammates, and make plays, qualities that have earned Jokic widespread acclaim. Despite his size, Jokic moves with grace and speed, playing multiple positions on the team with finesse.

In the playoffs, Jokic has been a standout performer, averaging 28.2 points, leading the league in rebounds (16.2), and assists (9.8) in the Nuggets’ series against the Los Angeles Lakers. Now, he faces a tougher challenge in the form of the Minnesota Timberwolves in the second round.

As Jokic gears up for the next round, he will need to continue his stellar performance and showcase his Bird-like abilities on the court. With the potential for a third MVP trophy and a second Finals MVP, Jokic’s talent and leadership will be crucial for the Nuggets’ success in the playoffs. Fans can expect to see more impressive plays and strategic moves from the “straight master” of basketball in the games ahead.

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