Jokic began to be like Luca, and he always complained to the referee exaggeratedly

In the NBA playoffs, the highly anticipated Nuggets' home game against the Thunder has come to an end. The game ended, and the final score was frozen in the Nuggets (2) 87-92 (2) Thunder, and the Nuggets lost regretfully.

Nuggets player Nikola Jokic came on the court for 42 minutes in this exciting showdown. He made 22 offensive shots, only 7 goals, of which 8 three-pointers made only 2 hits, while 14 free throws hits made 11 goals, eventually scoring 27 points, 13 rebounds, 3 assists, and 4 steals.

You should know that Nikola Jokic has always been famous for his outstanding football skills and stable performance in the league. However, in this game, his shooting percentage was clearly below his normal level. Judging from the progress of the game, when Jokic faced the Thunder's tight defense, the offensive rhythm was obviously disturbed, and he failed to hit it many times.

At the same time, American famous speaker Skip tweeted mercilessly: "Jokic is now starting to be like Luca Doncic: every penalty or missed judgment, he has to complain to the referee exaggeratedly." This phenomenon is not uncommon in today's NBA arena. In high-intensity and fast-paced games, players' emotions are often easily affected by the game situation and referee penalty. Superstars like Jokic, who are under the expectations and huge pressure of the team, have a strong reaction to the referee's penalty at critical moments, perhaps out of their extreme desire to win the game, or perhaps because they believe that some penalty directly affects the direction of the game.

From a historical perspective, many great players have had similar actions in their careers, which also reflects the intensity of the game and the players' competitive mentality. Looking at it from a social perspective, this phenomenon has also triggered a widespread discussion among fans on the professional qualities and sports spirit of players.