10 of 14 shots, 32 points, 14 rebounds and 14 assists! Jokic surpassed Chamberlain, Westbrook’s record can no longer be maintained

On November 9, the NBA regular season continued, and the Indiana Pacers went away to challenge the Denver Nuggets. The Nuggets are in the midst of a three-game winning streak. Gordon (injury management) and Murray (calf injury) are both exempt. The Nuggets coach has sent out a starting lineup of Jokic + Braun + Johnson + Watson + Pickett. The Pacers are in the midst of a two-game losing streak, and they urgently need a victory to stabilize the situation. The starting five are Sika + Nesmith + Nembhard + Jackson + Walker.

At the start of the game, Jokic filled the data column with 10 points, 9 rebounds and 5 assists in a single quarter, and the Nuggets took a double-digit lead early. In the second quarter, the Nuggets once opened the point difference to 18 points, and the Pacers suddenly woke up before halftime and chased the point difference to 9 points. After changing sides and fighting again, the Pacers continued their hot touch and once chased the point difference to 1 round. At the critical moment, Jokic's attacks and passes revitalized the team. The Nuggets widened the point difference to 20+ in the third and fourth quarters, and the Pacers' situation was over. In the end, the Nuggets defeated the Pacers 117-100.

The Pacers have rested for two full days, and the Nuggets are in the second game of back-to-back games. Even if the Nuggets' two generals take turns, and even if the Nuggets relax at the beginning and take a big lead, the two teams are very different in terms of strength and control of the game - the Nuggets are "calm and comfortable", while the Pacers are "hurrying and crawling". At the end of the game, the Pacers lost 12 rebounds 43-55, lost 30 points in the paint 42-72, and lost 11 points in fast break scoring 5-16. Only three members of the Pacers team scored in double figures. Nesmith, Nembhard and the Sika Trident teamed up to score 61 points! Looking back at the Nuggets, 32 of the team's 45 sports goals were completed through assists, and 5 players scored in double figures to defend their home court without any danger.

The Nuggets won with ease. The key is that Jokic's ability to protect the bottom is too strong! After the game, Jokic played 31 minutes, making 10 of 14 shots (1 of 1 three-pointers), 11 of 12 free throws, and scored 32 points, 14 rebounds, 14 assists, and 1 steal. The plus-minus on the field was +9. From setting the tone for the game with 10 points, 9 rebounds and 5 assists in the first quarter, to 8 points and 5 assists in the third quarter to widen the score, to 8 points, 2 rebounds and 2 assists in the final quarter to kill the game, Jokic seems very Buddhist, but in fact, every drop of sweat can make his opponent lose a few drops of blood. In the words of Nuggets coach Adelman, Jokic is the most efficient player I have ever seen, and it is so enjoyable to watch him play. At the same time, Jokic broke multiple NBA records in one game.

According to statistics from the NBA official website, this is the 11th time in his career that Jokic has scored 30+ triple-doubles with a shooting rate of more than 70%, surpassing Chamberlain (10 times) and ranking first in NBA history. In another statistic, this is Jokic's sixth triple-double this season, the most in the league. At the same time, this is the 170th triple-double in Jokic's career, ranking third in NBA history, second only to the former triple-double king Big O (183) and the current NBA triple-double king Westbrook (204). What’s even more terrifying is that 72 of Jokic’s 170 triple-doubles in his career were completed in the first three quarters. The efficiency is jaw-dropping.

As of now, Jokic is only 13 triple-doubles away from Big O, and only 34 triple-doubles away from Westbrook. According to Jokic's rhythm of 6 triple-doubles in 9 games, the triple-double records of Big O and Westbrook may not be preserved. Jokic can surpass Westbrook at the fastest this season or next season at the slowest, and be crowned the triple-double king in NBA history! Fans, do you think Jokic can break Westbrook's triple-double record this season? Come and leave me a comment to discuss.