The NBA Nuggets lost to the Lakers in the last game, interrupting a wave of 9 consecutive wins, and on the 25th, they faced the Pacers away, and Jokic, the first brother in the team, turned on the full "feeding mode", and handed out a career-high 19 assists throughout the game, leading the team to win the game 125-116.

Jokic goes all-out "feed mode"

As soon as the Nuggets started today, relying on Gordon's good hand to score 12 points in a single quarter, they took an 8-point lead after the first quarter, and the Pacers began to chase points in the second quarter, and once chased a 56-55 point difference in the middle, but the Nuggets always held the lead and ended the first half with a 6-point lead.

In the third quarter, the Nuggets continued to play team basketball, and with the performances of Jokic, Westbrook, Porter Jr. and others, they opened up the lead to a maximum of 17 points in the game at the end of the quarter, becoming a watershed moment in the game.

In the deciding quarter, the Pacers, led by Haliburton, narrowed the deficit to single digits at one point, but Jokic started assist mode in the deciding period, and two assists opened the back door for Brown to score, and finally the Nuggets closed the game.

Jokic played 39 minutes in this game, scoring 18 points on 9-of-14 shooting, along with 9 rebounds and 19 assists, of which 19 assists set a new career high. Gordon scored a team-high 25 points, Porter Jr. 19, Murray 16 points and six assists, and Nagy off the bench contributed 14 points.

For the Pacers, Haliburton had 19 points and 15 assists.Miles TurnerWith 23 points and Siakam's 19 points, the Pacers ended their recent three-game winning streak after losing this game.