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'''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]].

'''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.<ref>https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/other/lebron-james-gets-honest-about-nikola-jokic/ar-AA1bAUXk</ref>  Jokic became the first and only person in NBA playoff history to lead all players in all three top categories in the 2023 playoffs, averaging 30 points, 9.5 assists, and 13.5 rebounds.  

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 became the first and only person in NBA playoff history to lead all players in all three top categories in the 2023 playoffs, averaging and incredible 30 points, 9.5 assists, and 13.5 rebounds.  

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.

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.