Jokic surpassed Harden in triple-doubles to enjoy the 7th place in NBA history

Ball World January 17, 2019 An NBA regular season game that ended today, the Nuggets defeated the Jazz 102:125 at home! Although the Jazz suffered four consecutive defeats before the game, Gobert ushered in a comeback in this game, and the Nuggets could still bite the score in the first three quarters, but the Jazz suddenly exerted their strength in the last quarter, and a wave of wonderful defensive counterattacks The Nuggets were directly hit.

In this game, Jokic faced defensive toughman Gobert, once again played the dominant level of data, the first game was 36 minutes and 44 seconds, 18 shots hit 10 goals, including 2 of 5 three-pointers, 3 of 3 free throws, and finally got 25 points + 15 rebounds + 14 assists of the big triple-double data (the end of the third quarter has completed the triple double), but the overall strength of the team is not good to win.

According to statistics, this is Jokic's ninth triple-double this season, tying Lakers guard Wei Shao tied for the top spot in the league; it is also the 66th time in Jokic's career to get a triple-double, successfully surpassing Nets star James Harden and rising to 7th in the NBA's all-time triple-double list. Jokic is preceded by Chamberlain, who has a total of 78 triple-doubles in his career, while Westbrook is the first in history with 193 triple-doubles.

With the current nuggets roster strength, it could have impacted the championship, but with Murray, Porter Jr. and others suffering injuries, the nuggets' strength was greatly reduced. Jokic, who led the team alone, averaged 32.6 minutes per game this season and could get a statistic of 25.3 points + 13.9 rebounds + 7.2 assists + 1.3 steals, and in the latest issue of the MVP list, Jokic ranked second only to the alphabet brother, and if the Nuggets had a better record, Jokic is expected to win the MVP trophy.