Nuggets and Clippers are tied 1-1 in the first round of the NBA playoffs,

but does Nikola Yokic need to become more aggressive?

He's averaging a triple double right now, 27 points, 10 rebounds 11 assists.

The numbers are good, but it does feel a little bit like he's not being fully aggressive.

I've got the DMVR Nuggets crew here.

Our Serbian correspondent Miroslav, the man with the wind in his hair,

Harrison Wind. So that's the question, Wind. Do you, when you watch this, do you feel like Yoke

is not being as aggressive as he needs to be? I mean, I hate to doubt Yokic in anything in life

or on basketball. I think yes, though. I think the answer is yes. And I think it has more to do with the team that's around him.

Yeah. I mean, the Nuggets just don't have as much firepower offensively this year compared to the championship season, obviously, but even last year.

And you look at like the Nuggets as a team, they scored 102 points in game two.

Like you got to play such good defense to win a game only scoring 1002 points i know it's the playoffs i know things slow down

but like can they play good enough defense to only score 102 points and win i don't know i think

where yoke could be more aggressive is actually from three i was actually actually thinking about it. He turns down a lot of threes.

I know he likes to work the possession, and I know he likes to work the clock and get a great shot.

But a great shot is a Yokic's three.

Is it not?

I feel like the Nuggets have made it a point of emphasize not to use Joker too much in these first two games, which is

kind of weird, comparing to what they've been doing all season under Michael Malone.

All decade.

All decade, really.

Yeah, but especially like last couple of seasons.

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