Nikola Jokic’s stats might be down, but for the Denver Nuggets' championship hopes, that might actually be the best thing possible.
Writer Ben Handler argues that the Denver Nuggets reducing their offensive reliance on Nikola Jokic could significantly boost their championship contention. Although Jokic's statistical output and usage have dipped early in the season, Handler suggests that moving away from a one-dimensional offense makes Denver more unpredictable and effective come playoff time.
The article highlights that Jokic attempted just 13 field goals in each of the Nuggets' last two games, which resulted in solid victories. Handler notes that achieving better balance and involving teammates like Jamal Murray will help keep Jokic fresher and make the team far more dangerous.
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