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In the playoffs in May 2023, Jokic surpassed the great [[Wilt Chamberlain]] for having the most triple-doubles in a playoff run.<ref>https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/other/lebron-james-gets-honest-about-nikola-jokic/ar-AA1bAUXk</ref> | In the playoffs in May 2023, Jokic surpassed the great [[Wilt Chamberlain]] for having the most triple-doubles in a playoff run.<ref>https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/other/lebron-james-gets-honest-about-nikola-jokic/ar-AA1bAUXk</ref> | ||
| − | Jokic was voted the MVP in his 4-0 sweep of [[LeBron James]]' Lakers in the Western Conference Finals. | + | Jokic was voted the MVP in his 4-0 sweep of [[LeBron James]]' Lakers in the Western Conference Finals, and continued to shatter records while winning the finals MVP in a 4-1 near sweep of the Miami Heat. |
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 02:27, June 14, 2023
Nikola Jokić is the 6'11" Serbian-born center for the Denver Nuggets who won the NBA MVP twice consecutively (2020-2022), and probably should have won it a third time but was snubbed by the liberal media.
In the playoffs in May 2023, Jokic surpassed the great Wilt Chamberlain for having the most triple-doubles in a playoff run.[1]
Jokic was voted the MVP in his 4-0 sweep of LeBron James' Lakers in the Western Conference Finals, and continued to shatter records while winning the finals MVP in a 4-1 near sweep of the Miami Heat.