Jokic Passed Westbrook's Record. He's Wrong About the Boos
Nikola Jokic passed Russell Westbrook for the NBA's all-time combined triple-double record -- then told booing Nuggets fans they're not welcome back.
Nikola Jokic passed Russell Westbrook for the NBA's all-time combined triple-double record -- then told booing Nuggets fans they're not welcome back.
Nikola Jokic just admitted he's over posing for photos and getting ruder to fans who approach him. For a three-time MVP, that kind of honesty is rare.
DeRozan chose Denver's roster over a bigger role elsewhere. His career shot profile says that trade might not be as easy as it sounds next to Jokic.
A hedge from a Lakers podcast host became a Jokic-to-LA report by the time it hit aggregators. No insider confirmed it. Jokic already said he is staying.
Denver framed the Watson trade as tax relief, then spent the same news cycle chasing DeMar DeRozan, a 37-year-old scorer they can't even afford outright.
Russell Westbrook retires with 209 career triple-doubles, an NBA all-time record, but Nikola Jokic is already close enough to make it temporary.
Nikola Jokic turned down $278 million and told Denver he'll decide next summer. It's just how Jokic works — and the Nuggets still haven't figured that out.