Only blocking is not! Jokic has three MVPs in the past five years, and 4 statistics are ranked among the top two in the league.

Although Jokic failed to win the MVP again last season and fell in the Western Conference semi-finals again, and missed the Western Conference Finals for two consecutive years after winning the championship in 2023, Jokic is undoubtedly the top player in the league, and can even be said to be the number one player in the league. Even Alexander, who just got MVP and FMVP at the same time and directly eliminated Jokic, is not as good as Jokic for the time being.

In the past five seasons, Jokic can be said to be the strongest player in the league, winning a total of 3 MVPs. Although he lost to Embiid and Alexander in the other two seasons and failed to get an MVP, he also performed at the MVP level. If it weren't for the aesthetic fatigue and disadvantages in record performance, Jokic would have been expected to get an MVP in these two seasons.

From the 20-21 season to the 24-25 season, Jokic's personal data was also quite luxurious. Including the playoffs, the total score, rebounds, assists and steals ranked among the top two in the league, thus becoming the only player in history to do this, among which rebounds and steals ranked first in the league.

In the past five seasons, Jokic has scored a total of 11,512 points in the regular season and playoffs, ranking second in the league, second only to Tatum (11,893 points), with less than 400 points missing; he scored 5,274 rebounds, ranking first in the league; he sent 3,770 assists, ranking second in the league, second only to Trae Young (3,778 times), and only 8 times missing; he sent 606 steals, ranking first in the league.

Interestingly, as a center, Jokic should be the best in blocking data, but his other four major data ranks in the top two in the league, but his blocking number ranking is not high. Jokic has only made 271 blocks in the past five years, averaging less than one game. For a big center, such a block count is obviously low.

Of course, there is a reason why Jokic has low blocks, because he is not a player with very strong athleticism and his running and jumping ability is average. Even if he is tall and his arms are long, it is not that easy to complete the block. Moreover, Jokic has taken too much responsibility on the offensive end and does not have that much physical strength on the defensive end. However, the low number of blocks does not mean that Jokic's defense is not good. Jokic's tonnage is still here after all, so it is still very influential on the defensive end.