American Journal: Jokic may be the best offensive player in history. He is even more powerful if he has All-Star teammates.

Yahoo reporter Kevin O 'Connor talked about the hot Jokic in his podcast "The Kevin O 'Connor Show".

"Jokic's performance has been amazing. He scored 55 points against the Clippers before and made the entire game look easy. I think he may be the greatest offensive player in history. He has been outstanding for the past six years and continues to improve. It's crazy, he is already the best. Players can continue to improve themselves. The game against the Clippers is a good example. The Clippers were one of the strongest offensive teams in the league last year, but Jokic's performance on the inside and outside was impeccable. "Kevin. O'Connor said.

"This season, Jokic leads the league in assists 10.9 and rebounds 13.1 per game. His shooting percentage is as high as 68.4% and his three-point shooting percentage is also 41.7%. He won the first three quarters against the Clippers. 52 points, 10 assists. This is simply the pinnacle of basketball. We have never seen a big man control the game so much on one end. Jokic's performance is incredible. He is 30 years old, but his condition seems to be improving every year. In addition, he now has the best team in his career. Jokic not only has excellent personal statistics, but also leads the team to victory. He is the most comprehensive offensive player I have ever seen, whether it is low-post offense, offensive rebounding ability or face-to-face attack, he is top-notch. His shooting percentage in the penalty area is as high as 82%. This performance is incredible. O'Connor said.

"It is worth mentioning that Jokic has never been paired with an All-Star or All-NBA team-level player. Aaron Gordon and Jamal Murray are both excellent players, but they have never been selected to the All-NBA team. If Jokic had an All-Star-level teammate, his achievements may be even more brilliant. Despite this, he can still lead the team to victory. In this case, Jokic's uniqueness and greatness are even more highlighted." Kevin O'Connor said.