#35. DeAndre Jordan: Denver Nuggets, #8 Centers

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13 Oct
2019

Pre-2019-20 Rank: #29, Pre-2020-21 Rank: #30, Pre-2021-22 Season Rank: #30, Pre-2022-23 Season Rank: #31, Pre-2023-24 Rank: #31.

Peak Period: From 2012-13 to 2018-19.

The Peak Period of Jordan's career is long over; nevertheless, his advanced stats are much better than his lone All-Star Game Selection reflects. Still, Jordan will need a lot of help for Springfield enshrinement, and it would have to come in the form of multiple titles, which was bolstered by winning his first title in 2022.

There won’t be a lot more opportunities for Jordan going forward.

The Bullet Points

Games Played: 1055
All-NBA: 5
All-Star Selections: 1
MVP: 0
All-Defensive: 4
DPOY: 23
PPG: 8.8
Peak PPG: 11.8
Points: 9274
Points Peak: 6220
RPG: 10,0
Peak RPG: 13.1
Rebounds: 10501
Rebounds Peak: 7180
APG: 0.9
Peak APG: 1.1
Assists: 992
Assists Peak: 622
SPG: 1.5
Peak SPG: 1.7
Steals: 555
Steals Peak: 392
BPG: 1.5
Peak BPG: 1.7
Blocks: 1541
Blocks Peak: 953
Playoff Games: 66
PER: 18.4
Peak PER: 19.8
Win Shares: 97.0
Peak Win Shares: 69.9
VORP: 22.0
Peak VORP: 18.5
Conference Titles: 1
NBA Titles: 1
Additional Notes: Jordan played at Texas A&M and was named to the Big 12 All-Rookie Team. He would also win a Gold Medal for the United States in the Olympics

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