Jokic is still stronger than Alexander after being eliminated? Famous reporters say that there are many SGA helpers, and Jokic is in a more difficult environment

On May 20, the NBA playoffs continued. The Thunder and the Nuggets ended the tiebreak in the Western Conference semi-finals yesterday, and the Thunder defeated the Nuggets and advanced. However, the comparison between Alexander and Jokic is not over, and some media people pointed out that Jokic is stronger after being eliminated.

In the seven games of the Western Conference Semi-Finals, Jokic played 7 games, averaging 28.4 points, 13.9 rebounds, 5.9 assists, 1.7 breaks and 0.9 caps per game. The five data are the highest in the team, with the shooting percentages of 48%, 33.3%, and 81.3% respectively in the three events, with a plus-minus value -40. Alexander played 7 games, averaging 29.7 points, 6.4 rebounds, 6.6 assists and 1.6 steals per game in 37.6 minutes. The shooting percentage is as high as 52.9%, the three-point shooting percentage is 33.3%, the free throw shooting percentage is 82.5%, plus-negative value +69.

In this regard, CBS reporter Sam Quinn talked about the performance of two MVP candidates Jokic and Alexander in this round of the series:

"A player (Alexander) has a healthy and complete 68-win team, and he is against an opponent with a defensive level below the league average. The third person of the other (Jokic) team only has one arm left, and no one in the team can make a stable shot. The head coach was fired a month ago. Alexander is indeed very strong, but overall, Jokic is better."

In fact, the two have different achievements in both data and impact on the game. Jokic did play dominant performance in this year's playoffs, and he is also the pillar of the Nuggets. But Alexander is not much inferior. His plus or negative values ​​in the second round totaled +69, ranking first among all players in the two teams. Meanwhile, he is the number one in all positive and negative rankings so far this year's playoffs.

In addition, in the regular season MVP selection, Alexander currently has higher votes than Jokic, and he is infinitely close to winning his first MVP in his career. Who do you think is better, Jokic or Alexander, in this round of the series? Welcome to give your opinions in the comment section.