Jokic achieved the historic feat during his 10th season with the Denver Nuggets. The potential Hall of Fame player was originally drafted by the Nuggets with the No. 41 pick in the 2014 NBA Draft.

After Wednesday night, the Denver Nuggets have officially lost five straight games against the Minnesota Timberwolves, dating all the way back to Game 6 of the Western Conference Semifinals. For one reason or another,

“This is my third or fourth year in a row, so I’m really — I don’t know. I cannot control it,” Jokić said. “Obviously, I think I’m playing the best basketball of my life. So if that’s enough, it’s enough. If not, the guy deserves it. He’s really amazing.” Nuggets coach Michael Malone was happy to step up and make the case for his guy.

I don't know, I cannot control it," Jokić told reporters following Denver's 140-127 win in Oklahoma City on Monday. "I will say that I think I'm playing the best basketball of my life, so if that's enough,