2Clutch WG - Folge 19: Nikola Jokic

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Folge 19: Nikola Jokic Center der Denver Nuggets. Wir gehen auf die Anfänge von Jokic in Sombor/Serbien ein, erläutern die Definition eines „Point Centers“ und diskutieren ob der Joker reif für seine erste Championship ist.

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