Wembanyama vs Jokić⁹ was a LESSON from the MASTER.

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  • Опубликовано: 12 янв 2025
  • In this video I analyze Victor Wembanyama and Nikola Jokić's first match up in the NBA.

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  • @GOATiology
    @GOATiology  Год назад +167

    Subscriber count is a vanity metric. But unfortunately when negotiating with brands for sponsorships they take it into consideration.
    If it’s not too much to ask, please subscribe. It would really go a long way in supporting the longevity of this little channel.
    Thanks for your consideration :)
    -GOAT.

    • @austinsorhus4105
      @austinsorhus4105 Год назад +2

      My guy, joker is not the best basketball player on the planet.

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад +35

      @@austinsorhus4105 lol. Please enlighten us Austin. If it’s not him, then who is?

    • @vesuviusenigma7739
      @vesuviusenigma7739 Год назад +18

      That's because you're still wowed by fast dribbling, flashy moves black athleticism players; but watch the white boy playing with intelligence, he plays for go and not show; oh and by the way, I'm 100 percent black

    • @SrdjanPejovic-zu6pm
      @SrdjanPejovic-zu6pm Год назад +7

      GOAT JOKIC 3×

    • @creepted
      @creepted Год назад +2

      done long time ago! great content!

  • @ParhelionMedia
    @ParhelionMedia Год назад +428

    The Wemby wingspan on defense is insane. When 6'11" players have to totally recalculate how to shoot and pass around him we have entered a new era.

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад +17

      I agree, the impact of the Wemby wingspan on defense is truly game changing!

    • @Nst3204
      @Nst3204 Год назад +2

      True.

    • @ryanramirez6279
      @ryanramirez6279 Год назад +4

      Not only the wingspan. His guard-like court awareness and block timing is top tier too.

    • @v4v819
      @v4v819 Год назад

      In the near future Wemby will be average height for the NBA!

    • @v4v819
      @v4v819 Год назад

      That's not that big i know kids around 6'4 in HS!!!!! People are growing taller these days probably due to growth hormones and mctwisty shakes! @K.G.Rockefeller

  • @TheFBIorange
    @TheFBIorange Год назад +546

    The end of this video was a much needed take on patience for a player literally 19 years old and new to the league

    • @zacknewton1064
      @zacknewton1064 Год назад +1

      huh? patience for what? Hes already good

    • @xum0007
      @xum0007 Год назад +45

      @@zacknewton1064patience for him to become a superstar which I think will happen in due time

    • @yourbarber6732
      @yourbarber6732 Год назад +14

      @@xum0007 Fr people were giving him a lot of super star expectations but I was only expecting that on defense and so far he's met that. Even if Chet beats him for ROTY, he has a solid case for all defensive team along with Ausar Thompson

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад +5

      Lol. I bet he's already good.

    • @yourwrongloserhaha
      @yourwrongloserhaha Год назад +2

      if anyone else was his height DPOTY, he positioning is terrible and only saved by his height

  • @iwatchtoomuchhaikyuu5307
    @iwatchtoomuchhaikyuu5307 Год назад +526

    the fact that wemby is playing this crazy in his rookie season against some of the best players the nba have seen in this new era is insane

    • @thetankman8
      @thetankman8 Год назад +23

      Im just worried about how often he will get injured because it will happen

    • @360carter3
      @360carter3 Год назад +7

      @@thetankman8he’ll get injured but it won’t be something we have to worry about. He’ll be fine

    • @unknownsword9042
      @unknownsword9042 Год назад +10

      You can’t say that one way or the other. But typically guys with his build have injury issues.

    • @blastphemii
      @blastphemii Год назад +2

      Even if he gets injured his height on the defensive will always make him a decent option

    • @OhDuur
      @OhDuur Год назад +14

      @@thetankman8 He played 100% of SPurs game with an average of 30 min. Before the start of the season a lot of analysts were saying he would have some extra resting days cause this the Spurs and because of his frame. The fact that he's playing every game even in back to back should tell us that the medical staff is pretty confident. SO, all good for now 🤞

  • @yanholliday8876
    @yanholliday8876 Год назад +548

    i really like that you mentionned how hard it was for jokic in the first years. i've heard a lot of comments, and from respected analysts at that, downright turning on the kid, after laying *so* much hype on him in the pre-season and the first few games. i mean, he's 19, a rookie, and playing on a team that was tanking for him last year *and* that has been a losing team ever since kawhi left five freakin' years ago to begin with ! of course he's gonna lose a lot of games ! even mj had to wait until his fourth season for the bulls to have a winning record...

    • @samgohpastarem5117
      @samgohpastarem5117 Год назад +49

      Arenas said it, the hype is gonna ruin the way we view him cuz we want so much alredy from him so a lot of people are disapointed they wanted the new MJ type rookie domination.
      But personally im still hyped, he is INCREDIBLY good for his age (and his potential is godlike for real). he will be dominant in a few years im 100% sure of this

    • @dugger07
      @dugger07 Год назад +14

      ​@@meplax1101dont forget leflop went out of cleaveland and went straight to miami

    • @baileyayyy5085
      @baileyayyy5085 Год назад

      scalabrine beats lebron by every metric that counts@@meplax1101

    • @jummyran
      @jummyran Год назад +11

      I mean jokic had crap team to in the beginning. Nuggets without him are pretty horrible. Every super star needs others just the way it is

    • @flyrehash5124
      @flyrehash5124 Год назад +2

      anything less than a finals MVP and DPOY award in his rookie year = bust

  • @flashrandom
    @flashrandom Год назад +135

    The defensive potential is insane

  • @Shazzzam74
    @Shazzzam74 Год назад +121

    Another thing people need to understand is that he’s only been played 20 something minutes a game. 22pts, 11reb, 4 blocks and 6 STEALS in 25 min! Pop didn’t play him in the forth at all. This J. Sochan experiment is costing Wemby in more ways than we know. Only time will tell if it will pay off. Either way Wemby will be a beast in the coming years no matter what people think or say about him so long as he stays healthy.

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад +2

      I agree that as long as he stays healthy, he's destined to become a true powerhouse in the coming years. Looking forward to seeing his continued growth and success on the court!

    • @KacciVAL
      @KacciVAL Год назад

      Tre Jones passing Wemby the ball more in a game more then Sochan in this new season as a PG

    • @marcin123G
      @marcin123G Год назад +1

      His average this season is 30 mins...

    • @dublewis547
      @dublewis547 Год назад +2

      He’s played way more minutes and sucked every minute of every extra minute he was in the game dude went 4-14 in a. Half before 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

    • @Divinelytuned7
      @Divinelytuned7 Год назад +3

      @@dublewis547aaaahhhh the infamous hater. Point out the negatives all you want fam, but there is too many positives with him. When people say he is “going”(not now) to be great they ain’t saying he will be perfect. You got players now who go 9-27(Tatum,Booker) and do it at least 3-4 times a year and they been in the league 5+ years. So what is the reason to point out the fg attempts?

  • @danielquest8644
    @danielquest8644 Год назад +209

    Joker=amazing! Wemby = young with moments of jaw dropping ability, Spurs=a dumpster fire

    • @jummyran
      @jummyran Год назад +4

      Lukas weird skyhook moment was definitely jaw dropping. Unbelievable

    • @cvoelter
      @cvoelter Год назад +10

      Just wait, you'll remember the days your team beat us with fondness

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад +2

      Hmm. 🤫

    • @chipchiperson679
      @chipchiperson679 Год назад +7

      Wemby is just tall and should block shots, nothing soecial to puff up. Rest of the missing highlights is him shooting Bricks. If he was as good as the hype he woulda turned a dumpster fire into at least a .500 team instead of a last place team.

    • @jummyran
      @jummyran Год назад +7

      @@chipchiperson679 that’s what joker did for the nuggets without him I doubt they be as good.

  • @envysmith6832
    @envysmith6832 Год назад +51

    Wemby's physical gift is such a game changer. He eliminates passing lanes with so much ease

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад +1

      The way he effortlessly eliminates passing lanes adds a whole new dimension to the game.

    • @wayneegli8379
      @wayneegli8379 Год назад +2

      Wemby is a flash in the pan. The league has learned to bully into him and force him into fouls. The Spurs are 4 and 21 for a reason. If Victor comes back around 230 lbs., then he can taken seriously as a future goat.

    • @Mouchoo
      @Mouchoo Год назад

      ​@@wayneegli8379 he already 230lbs bruh wdym
      250/280 then yea goat discussion for sure

    • @michaelbuto305
      @michaelbuto305 11 месяцев назад

      @@wayneegli8379 It seriously depends on how the rule changed.

  • @pg13pacernation30
    @pg13pacernation30 Год назад +22

    Wemby is the real deal, if he can put up these stats at 19, I can only imagine how great he'll be 2 to 3yrs from now.
    Not bad for a rookie against the prime mvp. At such a young age and an NBA Career, he is showing he's got game and that will develop more in time. Let's give him that.

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад +2

      Absolutely! Wemby's performance at just 19 is truly remarkable.

  • @menace2ksociety
    @menace2ksociety Год назад +31

    You got a new subscriber. Your approach to basketball content is different from others (I like when people actually break down basketball more than anything else). Keep up the good work!

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад +3

      Thanks for the sub, and yeah. That's the plan.

    • @Donjuanantoine
      @Donjuanantoine Год назад +1

      For real bro, he sounds like he got 2 million subscribers.

  • @shikoquilombo
    @shikoquilombo Год назад +7

    Your videos are a thing of beauty man, can’t stop saying it

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад +2

      Thank you. The videos will get even better. Thanks for your support thus far!

  • @Saucingalot
    @Saucingalot Год назад +42

    Spurs season ticket holder and it’s so exciting seeing this in person. I don’t mind him shooting as many threes because he’s just learning the speed of the game, toughness, etc. IMAGINE a 7’4 dude shooting at a high clip from the 3pt and mid range section.. we’ve never seen it and he’ll be the first to do it. Now I do wish he wouldn’t pass out so quickly in the post with a mis match but other than that Wemby is playing way better than I expected. he’s never really seen American basketball talent until now and he’s taking it like a champ.. AS A 19 YEAR OLD. All the Wemby haters are delusional and just mad

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад +2

      I get your point about the post mismatches, and it's a valid concern. Hopefully, with more experience, he'll improve on that aspect of his game. It's all part of the learning curve, and it's impressive how well he's adapting to American basketball talent at such a young age.

    • @piwi2775
      @piwi2775 Год назад +1

      Check Spur's Record

    • @Saucingalot
      @Saucingalot Год назад

      @@piwi2775 5 championships.. how many does your organization have? And if you name lakers then go f yourself

    • @plarps
      @plarps Год назад

      @@piwi2775they have a horrible roster, Victor can’t do it by himself. They are obviously gonna tank for next year so they can get a really talanted player in the draft and maybe in free agency

    • @obitosleftnut
      @obitosleftnut Год назад

      @@piwi2775 they play a pf on pg.

  • @Drakholm
    @Drakholm Год назад +72

    With players above 6'10 becoming more nimble/airborne than ever teams are gonna have to convert 30% of their overhead passes into bounce passes or wrap arounds if they're good on the quick draw. Guys like Chet & Wimby can clearly reach upward or jump fast enough to disrupt what teams are used to. Passers gonna need some Magic-esque trickery or force them to bend over.

    • @MrC77
      @MrC77 Год назад +8

      Pause

    • @unknownsword9042
      @unknownsword9042 Год назад +1

      The passing game is probably the only thing that hasn’t improved since the 80s. It might have actually gotten worse.

    • @kingboji958
      @kingboji958 Год назад +1

      ​@@MrC77press play

    • @thefourfourfour9512
      @thefourfourfour9512 Год назад +1

      @@unknownsword9042 John Stockton played in the 90s too

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад +2

      Absolutely agree with you! The evolution of players, especially those towering above 6'10, is changing the dynamics of the game.

  • @tawa5117
    @tawa5117 Год назад +20

    that one hand Jokic´s layup is totally underrated

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад

      Agree.

    • @antonioribeiro9182
      @antonioribeiro9182 11 месяцев назад

      Jokic is the most overrated player in history

    • @Nisowyd
      @Nisowyd 8 месяцев назад

      ⁠@@antonioribeiro9182he’s the most efficient player in history and his stats say it all. He’s not even stat padding. The most overrated player in history is easily Kobe Bryant though tbh.

  • @mateuxow
    @mateuxow Год назад +10

    Its kinda sad see wemby losing a lot of games, but legends arent always made from greatness already, they build theyre own and see wemby build his own gonna be masterclass for sure. Incredible video, amazing analyze!!

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад +2

      Couldn't agree more. Thanks for always watching, Mateu!

    • @Unwoken_European
      @Unwoken_European Год назад

      Losing is the best teacher.

  • @viaredzagames
    @viaredzagames Год назад +4

    Only casuals will expect so much from him this early on in his career. Let the boy grow.

  • @tacho9427
    @tacho9427 Год назад +11

    Here before this channel blows up to 100k subs!
    But seriously man, I love the approach to your content. There's a lot of NBA youtubers out there but the way you breakdown the games and tell it like a story unfolding instead of just telling stats and numbers is really unique and fun!

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад

      I appreciate that. Thanks for being here!

  • @romeoalpha68
    @romeoalpha68 Год назад +17

    Wemby has good instincts .
    It Jokic a few years against veterans to understand the NBA game .
    He'll eventually get there .

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад

      Wemby's instincts are impressive, and it's clear that Jokic's journey to understanding the NBA game takes time.

    • @AnAncient76
      @AnAncient76 Год назад +3

      Jokic plays his own game!

  • @Zach-fy1sv
    @Zach-fy1sv Год назад +29

    I think one of the other things we need to realize is there are no other stars around him yet. Imagine a true star that can score and distribute for real... someone like a prime cp3. If he ever gets that, things will be so interesting.

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад +1

      Thanks for your thoughts, Zach!

    • @gregorybell8355
      @gregorybell8355 Год назад +1

      They said that about Patrick Ewing for 20 years.Never had a true superstar next to him. Blah,blah,blah

  • @schiinke
    @schiinke Год назад +4

    Man, your approach is perfect! Wemby has just started, he is amazing but, like anyone else, needs experience in the NBA. He will get there, no doubt!

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад

      Indeed! Thanks for watching!

  • @abba136
    @abba136 Год назад +3

    GOAT slowly becoming the GOAT of basketball channels. Another phenomenal video.

  • @sebastijanp3
    @sebastijanp3 Год назад +4

    You are exactly right. People of San Antonio need to fill their stadium every night Wembi is throwing his bricks and they need to be load as if it is a playoff game. He is just a must to watch and support and cheer for even if he throws away ball after ball. After this year, he will be 20, will have 80 nba games under his belt and an additional whole summer to improve shooting and stability of his legs. And if San Antonio decide to buy a good play maker that can fill him with balls, then San Antonio will be very very dangerous next year.

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад

      Absolutely, you've hit the nail on the head! The atmosphere in the stadium when Wembi is on fire is something else.

  • @sixfootbeauty
    @sixfootbeauty Год назад +11

    Love your videos. great explanation especially at the end. I mean in my time the only players that had immediate impacts on their teams were Bird and Magic (with magic winning a title and finals mvp in his rookie year and bird getting ROY honors that year and both being college players). I like how Pop is letting VW play his game, so i am anxious to see what plays they will start running for him. Season is still young, its a young spurs team, and they need a true PG. I say to myself Pop needs to get John Wall on the team. Hes experienced, an all-star who can help develop the young guards and get Victor the ball. In time, like you said. LJ MJ Joker all took some time to develop it didnt happen right away. I am excited for VWs NBA future.

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад +1

      Thanks for sharing your thoughts and for watching!

  • @dusanpiscevic6213
    @dusanpiscevic6213 Год назад +21

    Jokic came to NBA as nobody, fat, 156th draft pick, played semi-pro club in Serbia, never played Euroleague game and for first 3 seasons he was garbage time player, substitute to Nurkic, Fareed and Plumley, played power forward, not center, and only when coach Mallone realized his potential as center and playmaker, he immediately became one of best players in the league. On the other hand, Wnbanyama is breed to be NBA star, to be 1st draft pick and given star role from the start with all offense and deffense centered around him and with all media attention! They are uncomparable in terms of league debut, role play in team in rookie season as well as play style and type of player and physique! Anyway Jokic droped 38 points (basicaly triple-double) on Wenbanyama and it was blowout win for Denver.

    • @dusanpiscevic6213
      @dusanpiscevic6213 Год назад

      @@juice7687 dude, I was exaggerating for the effect!

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад

      It goes to show that talent and hard work can overcome any preconceived notions or expectations. It's always exciting to see players like Jokic defy the odds and make a significant impact on the league.

    • @dusanpiscevic6213
      @dusanpiscevic6213 Год назад +2

      @@GOATiology Maybe, maybe...or it exposes ruthless media machinery! I just hope media hype wont get into Wenbanyama's head! All while Holmgren (somewhat) quietly goes for rookie of the year!

    • @escapedfromlazalazarevic
      @escapedfromlazalazarevic Год назад

      @@dusanpiscevic6213 🇽🇰🇦🇱

    • @dusanpiscevic6213
      @dusanpiscevic6213 Год назад

      @@escapedfromlazalazarevic what flags of two of poorest entities in Europe have to do with NBA or Wnbanyama? Are you having a stroke? Seek help and say no to drugs!

  • @tubeviewer4818
    @tubeviewer4818 Год назад +5

    Wemby gets his weight and strength up , he can dominate the DPOY award year after year. Blocking ability is insane. dude would be insane on special teams in the NFL.

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад +1

      Wow, absolutely! Wemby's dedication to improving his weight and strength is truly commendable. If he keeps up this level of performance, there's no doubt he could dominate the DPOY award year after year.

  • @TechmoChamp
    @TechmoChamp Год назад +4

    Wenbanyama is the future, he's got the right coach, and the right fan base, the sky is the limit, love his attitude to, he didn't come into the league claiming to be the king, his game shows he is working to get that title though, the NBA has a bright future, congrats san antonio from a Nuggets fan. Jokic, Luka, Yannis, Embiid, what a great time to be a fan. This is the golden age of basketball.

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад

      Wenbanyama is a game-changer, and I couldn't agree more about the bright future ahead. His dedication, paired with the right coaching and fan support, is a winning combination.

  • @tadvirbpl
    @tadvirbpl Год назад +2

    Just wanted to say Thank You for your dedication to each video man. Really appreciate your work!

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад

      Woah, means a lot. Thank you!

  • @Holysmokinsesh
    @Holysmokinsesh Год назад +3

    I really hope wemby has an attitude like giannis or jokic, a humble and serious tone. He knows he’s one of a kind, hope he can stay humble

  • @antoniajane5442
    @antoniajane5442 Год назад +1

    Excellent video with the simple explanations that make the play easier to understand and appreciate.

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад

      Yay! Thanks for watching, Jane. 😊

  • @ninjabf7019
    @ninjabf7019 Год назад +7

    ahahaha i wanted you to make a video about this first duel and you provided

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад +1

      I heard you! Haha! Thanks for watching.

  • @earthlingification
    @earthlingification Год назад +2

    Going to be fun to watch this young man come up.

  • @TrulySaylt
    @TrulySaylt Год назад +5

    Jokic on Wembanyama 'He's 19 years old, he's not getting tired or getting scared. He's playing hard and he wants to be good. He's making mistakes, which is normal ... He's going to change the game, 100%. (So) just enjoy and watch the show and let the guy change the game.'

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад

      I share your enthusiasm for Wemby's performance, especially as we approach the playoff season.

  • @smooth-handle
    @smooth-handle Год назад +2

    You and jonny arnett have some of the best basketball content..
    Just pure basketball content
    No bs

  • @Legotron
    @Legotron Год назад +3

    100% agree with being patient with Wemby taking so many 3s. No better time to become efficient at it.

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад

      Agree. Your perspective on Wemby's approach to taking so many 3s is spot on. It's evident that he's working on developing his skills in that area, and the process of becoming more efficient at it takes time.

  • @kansgt127
    @kansgt127 Год назад +2

    I dont miss any of ur videos man keep it up theyre amazing

  • @chasehicks6520
    @chasehicks6520 Год назад +6

    yo that last point about the importance of experience was great. even LBJ and MJ had some issues in their first years, yet i still critique too quickly

    • @Coda1850
      @Coda1850 Год назад +3

      🤣 @ comparing queen james to MJ.

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад +1

      Thank you for watching!

  • @pick6whodat
    @pick6whodat Год назад +1

    Great closing remarks. You can only grow and get to the next level by going through rough times

  • @SENFU-y9y
    @SENFU-y9y Год назад +4

    This is the perfect time for him to practice those tough threes. Trial by fire. I'm sure Pop is the one telling him to shoot those shots whenever he can. As long as he stays healthy and disciplined, everything else will fall into place for him

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад

      It seems like Pop is encouraging him to embrace the challenge, and I trust in his ability to execute. As long as he maintains his health and discipline, I'm confident that we'll see great progress.

  • @JaMarrJ
    @JaMarrJ Год назад +1

    Great freaking V/O - brother! I’m staying Goated! 🐐

  • @CrimsonUniverse22
    @CrimsonUniverse22 Год назад +24

    I mean, Wemby posted a stat line in the game that had never been done ever by a rookie. And he did it in less than 25 minutes.
    The thing is, he isn’t playing with a true point guard. Who knows how better he’d be playing if he plays with a PG who actually is skilled in passing the ball.

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад

      Absolutely, Wemby's stat line was nothing short of incredible, especially for a rookie!

    • @grsafran
      @grsafran 9 месяцев назад

      there are many NBA players who could be stars if only they had a good point guard. Easier said than done dud otherwise every team would have done the same. Tre young is a good player but a disaster of a person. He wouldn't last very long, the kid cant grow up.

  • @lukeglenn2947
    @lukeglenn2947 Год назад +1

    Been watching this channel for a little over a month and I just now noticed your subscriber count… May sound funny but I got a little excited - I get to watch this channel blow up

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад +1

      Means a lot, Luke. Thank you!

  • @b8distance
    @b8distance Год назад +3

    how do you only get 500 veiws on this its a masterpiece. keep up the good work!

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад +3

      Just you being here is all that matters brother :)

    • @dominicrich8326
      @dominicrich8326 Год назад +1

      it was uploaded 18 minutes ago…

  • @jonathanbelliot509
    @jonathanbelliot509 Год назад +2

    Reminds me of Stretch from NBA Street. It's aamzing to see such a young player practically dominate out the gate.

  • @KeepsLearning
    @KeepsLearning Год назад +3

    7:49 We take exception for Tim Duncan. He came to the league as a college graduate. He was an instant winner.

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад

      Tim Duncan's legacy as an instant winner and a role model is truly remarkable.

  • @Nnaluve
    @Nnaluve Год назад

    You deserve every view on this video. Honestly one of the best basketball channels fr💯💯💯🙏🙏

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад

      I appreciate that. Thank you!

  • @written12
    @written12 Год назад +8

    Excellent analysis.
    Victor is amazingly talented. 6 steals in under 30 minutes. Wow
    Jokic plays with such smarts and finesse

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад +3

      Thank you so much for your kind words! I couldn't agree more about Victor's incredible performance, 6 steals in under 30 minutes is truly impressive. It's a testament to his skill and defensive prowess on the court. And when it comes to Jokic, you've hit the nail on the head.

  • @0thers1d3
    @0thers1d3 Год назад +1

    So excited to watch Wemby grow!

  • @PatrikGluchowski
    @PatrikGluchowski Год назад +5

    what a content.. you got what it takes to become GOAT

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад

      Yay! Thank you so much, Patrik!

    • @David-l5y4x
      @David-l5y4x Год назад

      NOT BY HIM TELLING THE LIE THAT JOKIC IS THE GREATEST PLAYER IN THE WORLD.

  • @jecjecbenologa9181
    @jecjecbenologa9181 Год назад

    I love the qoutes on the last bit. Beautiful video

  • @hypnox147
    @hypnox147 Год назад +3

    Something i noticed somedays ago, and could notice even more in this video, is how hurt jokic looks at the back of his arms. Dude is always with scratches and red circles all over the arms, thats crazy

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад +1

      It just goes to show how much he puts into every play.

    • @johndannenbrink7590
      @johndannenbrink7590 Год назад +1

      Jokic is the Yogi Berra of basketball with quotes like “I lead the league in scratches”. Hilarious and not joking. Maybe someday there will be an “S” stats column for scratches due to him

  • @Denoh
    @Denoh Год назад +1

    1:23 got me crying 😂😂 imagine throwing a lob pass to the paint and a mf steal it without jumping

  • @guru47pi
    @guru47pi Год назад +23

    Wemby changed the game defensively when he was in. Unfortunately for him, jokic is too smart and skilled, so wemby was in foul trouble almost immediately. Next year, he'll level up on experience and be scary. He's the only guy I've seen intercept multiple jokic passes in a game

    • @AkaThePistachio
      @AkaThePistachio Год назад +4

      Nuggets were just making poor passes against him, next time they match up he wont get those easy steals that were basically gifted to him

    • @cvoelter
      @cvoelter Год назад

      Every time I watch him he does something I've never seen before.

    • @AmeriMutt76
      @AmeriMutt76 Год назад

      ​@AkaThePistachio we're going to see more pass fakes to bounce pass type stuff. Have to get that windmill off balance first.

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад +1

      I completely agree! His potential is definitely something to look forward to!

    • @antonioribeiro9182
      @antonioribeiro9182 11 месяцев назад

      ​@@AkaThePistachiowas never gifted jokic is just stupid keep crying

  • @billyfox7089
    @billyfox7089 Год назад

    Exceptional analysis. Deserves a subscribe!

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад

      Thank you for the sub, also for watching!

  • @Nihilus_Outis
    @Nihilus_Outis Год назад +3

    Imagine if Wemby could shoot a sky hook like Kareem… He would be unstoppable. And that shot could mean less physical contact that could help him stay healthy.

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад +2

      Absolutely! Wemby's potential to add a sky hook to his repertoire would be a game-changer. Channeling Kareem's finesse in that shot could not only make him virtually unstoppable on the court but also reduce the wear and tear on his body. It's exciting to think about the strategic advantage and the longevity it could bring to his career.

  • @dimelo58
    @dimelo58 Год назад +1

    I love those one handed catch and finishes joker does makes it look easy

  • @darriongarrett2551
    @darriongarrett2551 Год назад +4

    This kid is averaging nearly 20pts 10reb and 3bpg his rookie year.. shooting percentages are normal woahs for rookies. But he’s also doing this in less than 30 minutes averages is what really pops out. Once this team makes some proper moves and this young man trains and gets stronger and skilled This team will be in contention and he will probably average 30ppg 12rbg 3bpg on high efficiency few years down the line.

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад +1

      Wow, that's truly impressive! This kid is already putting up incredible numbers in his rookie year, and the fact that he's doing it in less than 30 minutes per game is remarkable.

  • @WhenAnimalsAttack
    @WhenAnimalsAttack Год назад

    Another great video my friend!

  • @xXDEUC35Xx
    @xXDEUC35Xx Год назад +7

    It's funny Jokic's highlights came when Wemby wasn't on the floor. Couple more seasons and pounds put on and Wemby will probably be in the MVP conversation. His height and athleticism along with his skill are crazy for such a young player.

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад

      Wemby's definitely got the potential to make a huge impact. It's all part of the game strategy, right? But yeah, excited to see how he develops over the next few seasons.

  • @lazy_lefty
    @lazy_lefty Год назад +1

    This kid is my new favorite player to watch... I still love watching guys like tyrese Maxey and Tyrese Haliburton, but he's the player to watch for the next couple years

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад

      Exciting times ahead for him! 🙏

  • @vasquezalfred
    @vasquezalfred Год назад +3

    They’ve got a gem in this kid and he will get smarter and better, building around this kid is key, just like the nuggets did with the joker.

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад

      Absolutely, couldn't agree more! This young talent is like a raw diamond with immense potential.

  • @Donjuanantoine
    @Donjuanantoine Год назад

    My dude. Imma have to follow you. The way you talk about the game is beautiful. You just earned one over here!!!

  • @RamosSports0810
    @RamosSports0810 Год назад +4

    This video is GOAT.

  • @americantexmex2306
    @americantexmex2306 Год назад +2

    I remember when tony parker was just 19 yrs old and playing for the Spurs. His potential is not limited. Only staying healthy and with luck staying injury free will dictate his legacy.

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад

      Tony Parker's journey with the Spurs at such a young age was truly remarkable. It's incredible to think about the potential he had even back then.

  • @rrpostalagain
    @rrpostalagain Год назад +3

    He’s really really big and as coordinated as we’ve ever seen at that size. Interesting to see how his cardio holds up and also if he has a killer instinct to compete.

    • @gengamen
      @gengamen Год назад

      Every gap in play just bumps up lotto drafts keep shooting those threes they'll turn to fours

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад

      Absolutely, Wemby's size and coordination are insane.

  • @shedflips
    @shedflips Год назад

    Great analysis, you are good at this

  • @omnivorous65
    @omnivorous65 Год назад +3

    It is fascinating to see how Wemby f*cks with the mental heuristics these guys have honed over many seasons in the NBA. What the proper speed is for a pass, the safe distance from the defender horizontally and vertically, all the spatial geometry that applies when delivering a safe passes or getting off shots. And then a telescopic arm extrends beyond what reason and experience tells you is possible and deflects or steals passes. An endless sequence of wtf moments.

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад

      His ability to extend his arm beyond what seems reasonable and intercept passes adds a whole new dimension to the game.

  • @creative.lights
    @creative.lights Год назад

    solid video with the correct perspective. well done.

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад

      Much appreciated! Thanks for watching!

  • @O4C209
    @O4C209 Год назад +3

    Part of Wemby's recent success is based on 7 footers not being used to a guy being 4 inches taller than them. I'm curious what it will look like when players stop trying to pass over Wemby and switch to bounce passes instead.

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад

      Wemby's height advantage is definitely a game-changer, but you bring up an interesting point about adapting strategies. I think once players start using bounce passes against him, it's going to be a whole new ball game.

    • @grsafran
      @grsafran 9 месяцев назад

      he will get injured a lot and foul a lot. From the tall people I know many struggle with back pain from bending down so much.

  • @nitedreamer23
    @nitedreamer23 Год назад +1

    Excellent breakdown-and an effective sub pitch. For both, I subbed. One small correction (easy to miss): Christian Braun’s last name is pronounced “Brown”.

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад

      Thanks for watching, for the sub, also for the info.

  • @lukasfletcher4732
    @lukasfletcher4732 Год назад +5

    I think the fact that he can always get a shot fake out of his opponents could be taken advantage of more by his teammates. Since the opponents know he's going up whenever he can they have to shot fake.

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад

      Exploiting his ability to draw shot fakes from opponents is a strategic move that could open up more opportunities for their team.

  • @Potatodude428
    @Potatodude428 Год назад

    your breakdowns are simply amazing, skillz! xoxo

  • @VanyaPopov0
    @VanyaPopov0 Год назад +4

    The one I don’t particularly like in the NBA still is the blatant offensive elbow Jokic constantly uses to separate. It’s been illegal for as long as I remember but as soon as Jokic came around the refs started playing birdgame on the court.
    Personally, without his constant shoving he gets away with, he wouldn’t need as big of an offensive threat. Beast still but definitely not as efficient in the paint.

    • @joerybicki1679
      @joerybicki1679 Год назад +7

      That was Charles Barkley and shaqs whole offensive career. Both elbows up high!

    • @VanyaPopov0
      @VanyaPopov0 Год назад

      @@joerybicki1679 they got away with a few here and there but Shaq didn’t need elbows with his mass. Anytime I see Jokic highlights at the cup it’s always him flagrantly molesting the defender and just lazily laying it in. It’s not even fundamentals, it’s just cheating.
      Yeah he can shoot and is great with the ball in his hands but he’s got about as good a scoring game at the tin as his athleticism.

    • @Tyler-dw4zy
      @Tyler-dw4zy Год назад +6

      @@VanyaPopov0 what an insane level of cope

    • @tylerdurden9920
      @tylerdurden9920 Год назад +2

      i see what you're saying but it happens more often than you think. MJ and Kobe used that elbow often. Lmfao. So many scorers do. That elbow and then that slight push off when you change direction. My god that dudes get away with so much but it's part of the game. I got to play college and coaches will look for ways to get around refs and play dirty against dirty players lmfao. It's funny but man it works. Shaq likes to step under you and then use his body weight to just move you. Lmfao so he gets close. Steps under you stealing your space and then if you struggle and push back...the refs might focus on you. Shaq then holds his position and demands the ball and then basically removes the chair from under these players and always creates space that way. It's so funny and so cheap. You almost have to make a SERIOUS rule to prevent it but how else do you play in the paint? Lol. I've seen shaq get close to dudes like touching and then just uses his butt to just push people away and he looks at the ref as if he was there the entire time. It's so funny players get away with all sorts of stuff dude. I've seen MJ push off so hard you can tell he is shocked that he didn't get a call. While everyone else thought the player slipped or something but nope MJ straight up gave him a quick push just enough to make him slip lmfao@@VanyaPopov0

    • @VanyaPopov0
      @VanyaPopov0 Год назад

      @@tylerdurden9920 I know it’s been around and it’s more prevalent in the smaller superstars who like to drive but hooking, which is something Jokic does frequently was and is still illegal.
      You just described Shaq using his mass to move people, that’s not cheating, that’s physics. Jokic can’t finish without cheating because the dude has a 10” vert.
      It’s just cheap they let him get away with it because he’d a hell of alot less spelling to watch than he already is. Again, he’s impressive with everything until you watch him closely in the paint using his off hand all the time. I played 2 guard a long time and it’s difficult to defend a big guy who’s allowed to stiff arm you.

  • @AlfredoRodriguez3
    @AlfredoRodriguez3 Год назад

    Beautiful vid buddy, great visuals, great editing, great script and so enjoyable delivering, voice, tone, speed... you are a nice guy, keep it up buddy.

  • @atbp828
    @atbp828 Год назад +4

    One year and Wemby will be so good he will dominate already.
    Jokic always says he can read in advance what Pop is planning against him but there's Wembanyama who Pop just let be Wemby who can stop him.

    • @thetankman8
      @thetankman8 Год назад

      I'm predicting he will be be injury prone and play half the year every year and never reach his full potential

    • @jackofcards7100
      @jackofcards7100 Год назад

      he wont, he isnt like other bigman. Dude can strech like a Ballerina, and he will only get stronger@@thetankman8

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад

      Absolutely, the potential for Wembanyama is incredible! It's exciting to think about how he could evolve and dominate the game in just one year. Pop's recognition of his unique talent speaks volumes, and it's going to be fascinating to see how Wembanyama's skills develop over time.

  • @shawnames2271
    @shawnames2271 Год назад

    I learned more about basketball watching this video than all the games I have ever watched put together.

  • @KRS_two
    @KRS_two Год назад +7

    Worth noting the Nuggets were without their 2nd and 3rd best player in this game. Jokic is the best in the league at making everyone else around him better. He is so good he's created a brand new player archetype, the floor general center. The Spurs, on the other hand, are doing Wemby a disservice with that terrible Sochan experiment. They need to pair him with a veteran point guard who can run the offence. They need some experience and leadership to help Wemby flourish in the NBA.

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад +1

      Absolutely, the absence of the Nuggets' key players was palpable in this game. Jokic's ability to elevate the entire team is truly remarkable, and he has indeed crafted a unique style as a floor general center. It's a testament to his versatility and basketball IQ.

  • @rb5519
    @rb5519 11 месяцев назад

    Excellent analysis. Perfect slo-mos!

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  11 месяцев назад +1

      Thank you kindly!

  • @avengingsylph
    @avengingsylph Год назад +7

    Wemby is 19!!!? Damn. Hope he has a relatively injury-free career. I want to see how far this tall kid goes.

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад

      Agree! Excited what the future holds for him.

  • @flover1037
    @flover1037 Год назад

    my fav yt channel rn! i luv the wemby vids but would like to see other players like lamelo, ant, kd, etc.!!!

  • @ExiledGenes
    @ExiledGenes Год назад +5

    GOATED

  • @dusankapavlovic1259
    @dusankapavlovic1259 Год назад

    I love that comment we need mote history bball lessond i love this channel this community is different❤❤❤

  • @PremiumWater
    @PremiumWater Год назад +4

    The sad thing is Wemby is going to spend a lot of his career injured.

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад

      Let's just pray not to happen.

    • @grsafran
      @grsafran 9 месяцев назад

      all tall skinny players get injured a lot. Kareem was stronger and smarter than people remember and played at a time when fouls weren't given out for breathing on someone. Wemby is too young to make a judgement on his future MVP status as I have seen countless guys be praised as the next great player only they weren't, other teams will adjust.

  • @burritobandit45
    @burritobandit45 Год назад +1

    Wemby is what everyone thought Porzingis would be

  • @marcelinocasias7784
    @marcelinocasias7784 Год назад +6

    He only played 25 mins because Jokic had him in deep foul trouble all game.

    • @albertmendez2262
      @albertmendez2262 Год назад

      Once he develops discipline and builds up some muscle mass then he’ll be a monster. But god help the league if he bulks up like Giannis did. 😱

    • @FTO9797
      @FTO9797 Год назад +2

      It wasn’t really that deep

    • @jflores2792
      @jflores2792 Год назад +1

      Huh? Did you watch the game? Vic only had 1 Foul on Joker. ( A rip through) and didn’t pick up his 4th till the 1st min in the 4th. And didn’t play the entire 4th…

    • @danielalejandrofernandez5907
      @danielalejandrofernandez5907 Год назад +2

      Why the lie, bro? 😂

    • @FTO9797
      @FTO9797 Год назад +1

      @@jflores2792 lol yep and one of the fouls was a phantom foul

  • @Mr_Jonestha3rd
    @Mr_Jonestha3rd Год назад +1

    He's already got the master within the franchise... The Big Fundamental.

  • @diffuser2459
    @diffuser2459 Год назад +7

    ill take any 19 yr old rookie producing 22 pts 11reb 4blk and 6 stl while only playing 25 minutes, against the joker with last year's nba championship roster, any day of the week.

    • @thetankman8
      @thetankman8 Год назад +2

      Maybe on your fantasy team but in the nba I'm choosing jokic every time right now

    • @unknownsword9042
      @unknownsword9042 Год назад

      I mean the guy looks like a walking injury to me. I hope he has a solid career but I see a guy that will have either chronic foot or back issues.

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад

      Absolutely! That 19 year old rookie is showcasing incredible talent and efficiency with those impressive stats. I

  • @Gforce10000
    @Gforce10000 Год назад

    This is an amazing video and very underrated

  • @winna121
    @winna121 Год назад

    Nice video mate, keep em coming!

  • @devox3291
    @devox3291 Год назад +2

    Love the emphasis on CONTEXT!
    Damn! We need everyone to get away from super-lazy, instant gratification, "thinking" and headline addiction , and get back to careful, substantive, deep-thinking. Try to put things into as much context as possible, folks. CONTEXT is EVERYTHING!

  • @zacharymatthew2764
    @zacharymatthew2764 Год назад

    “Winning is hard in the NBA.” i love that statement because all of our favorite NBA stars have tasted defeat before. Very true it takes a lot of development to get a championship.

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад +1

      Absolutely! The journey to a championship in the NBA is paired with challenges and growth.

  • @boogie56ace
    @boogie56ace Год назад

    You have good basketball analysis Goat

  • @robertgarcia7024
    @robertgarcia7024 10 месяцев назад

    This was 3 months ago. It is incredible how Wemby has gotten better in that little time span. Barring injuries he will become one of the NBA greatest all time players for sure.

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  10 месяцев назад

      Absolutely! Wemby's rapid improvement over the past three months is remarkable.

  • @Ancientbalijo
    @Ancientbalijo Год назад

    Great video, loved it

  • @nomading_in
    @nomading_in Год назад +2

    All this talk about Wembanyama modelling himself on a Durant-like game, but I think he could model himself on a slightly more traditional centre (even though the result will be unique). Super-charged Olajuwon game would be pretty great, would increase his efficiency and probably help him to avoid injury.

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад +1

      It's fascinating to think about how he could blend that classic approach with his own unique flair to create something truly exceptional on the court

    • @nomading_in
      @nomading_in Год назад

      @@GOATiology yeah I kind of think of Olajuwon just because his game was this unique thing that no other player has ever really recreated, partly because of the limiting factors of being so tall. One of the original dominate in 5 stats player, that's now possible again.

    • @grsafran
      @grsafran 9 месяцев назад

      Olajuwon was so much more stronger than this kid will ever hope to be. At his height he really cant bulk up very much as that will shorten his career with constant injuries.

  • @kzne1213
    @kzne1213 Год назад +1

    Patience spurs fan, we are in a right direction. A lot to learn, is not about winning, its about looking for the future with wemby and championship.

    • @GOATiology
      @GOATiology  Год назад

      Absolutely. Patience is key.

  • @TexoorTexcel
    @TexoorTexcel Год назад

    Best nba channel

  • @janadamski3693
    @janadamski3693 Год назад

    Beautiful video. Thank you.

  • @rayredmond8205
    @rayredmond8205 Год назад +1

    No matter how impatient folks are with him…to be his first season at 19 yrs of age-he’s gonna surpass them all in record time

  • @thort9ac
    @thort9ac Год назад

    Bro, excellent video!