Victor Oladipo - Super Scorer 17/18 Part 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.พ. 2025
- Victor Oladipo was arguably the best guard in the revived Eastern Conference this pastseason (see below for statistical comparisons). Following a trade where the Oklahoma City Thunder supposedly swindled Indiana out of Paul George for next to nothing; the Pacers have proven themselves a playoff team with a shiny new All-Star. He’s always been a dynamic defender, but Oladipo’s offensive onslaught on the league has elevated his status. He took the summer to remake his game, and his body (quick shout out to the great Micah Lancaster and I’m Possible Training), and those transformations have vaulted Victor to very elite company.
Vic finished in the top 10 in scoring (23.1 points per game) ahead of DeMar DeRozan, Joel Embiid, Bradley Beal, Sixth Man of the Year Lou Williams, Jimmy Butler, Kemba Walker, and the aforementioned Paul George. He finished in the top 20 in Player Efficiency Rating (PER) and Box Plus/Minus (better than the Rookie of the Year Ben Simmons and Defensive Player of the Year Rudy Gobert), and his Value Over Replacement Player was elite. In that category, he finished just in between former MVPs Kevin Durant and Stephen Curry, with a higher rating than Steph, Chris Paul, Kyrie Irving, and Al Horford.
In the 4th quarter, Vic turned it up to another level. He finished in the top 10 in 4th quarter scoring (minimum of 60 games played, see stats below). Ahead him are a few players who are solely relied on for scoring by their franchises (Lou Williams, Kemba Walker, Donovan Mitchell), a lot of all-NBA guys (Anthony Davis, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Damian Lillard) and former and current Most Valuable Player award winners (LeBron James, Russell Westbrook, James Harden). That’s pretty exclusive company.
One of the best aspects of his game now is his ability to create off the dribble. He’s always had a sneaky slashing game, but the ability to be low and stay low, to stay on balance while perpetually putting his defenders through move after move after move, and pull-up? That’s just next level.
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Even though he won most improved player i still think he’s underated
Brandon 2b seriously he can score in every way and plays really good defense
I could watch him for hours this dude Is just so talented
I'd love to see Oladipo and Donovan going head to head next season
He was so good this year. I hope he can get back to this level
lmaoooooo announcer at 1:40 really hyped him tf up. “shake em up Vic”
Quinn Buckner! :)
so fast so strong so good
Yuyang Luo sound like u describing the old Drose lol
Underrated finisher at the rim
He don’t use his left at all
It's not a problem
Dude, his last 5 layups are with his left.
Daniel Del Bot Jerez yea 5 layups with left after 9 mins 😂
Certified Buckets He uses his left more than Harden uses his right. Btw, I don't know why I'm still up at 2:49 am when I have school tomorrow at 8 lmao.
Daniel Del Bot Jerez lol where u live
He's so fast.
5:13 Kingslayer
Honestly I think he's the most athletic guard after Westbrook
S. Tihonov I think so also really strong
I think he finished with his right hand every drive , damn that’s hard
The problem is not about being able to finish with both hands it's about being able to finish both sides. If you are crafty enough to finish with your right hand at the left side without getting blocked then there is no problem (Tony Parker does that)
that reverse tho
He travel danger near every drive to the basket
god... he loves those reverse layups, doesn't he ?
god is playing with 4
Reminds me of Michael Jordan
4:52 Russell Westbrook!?!?! 😂😂
3:10 Peter Griffin commentating?
Lol thats Tommy Heinson
Oladipo is the non ball hogging/stat padding version of Russell Westbrook
LD A1 Nah man, Dipo is a much better defender and probably a better shooter as well.
Make a Donovan Mitchell video
Ola’drive’po
Yu Fung Ho no.