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Nikola Jokic and the Denver Nuggets chose to remain in Los Angeles for Game 4 of their first-round series against the Los Angeles Lakers, signaling their determination to push the defending champions to the limit.
With "The Joker" leading another remarkable comeback in the previous game, the stakes were high for both teams. Adding to the intrigue, Nikola's brothers, who often accompany him on the road, were reportedly in attendance as well.
The Lakers started Game 4 with their characteristic intensity, with LeBron James and Anthony Davis delivering strong performances in the first half.
However, the lingering question was whether the Lakers could maintain their lead, particularly after squandering double-digit advantages in previous matchups.
LeBron James, true to his moniker "King James," refused to yield, unleashing 14 of his 30 points in the final quarter to propel the Lakers to victory. This hard-fought win extended the series, shifting the momentum back to the Denver Nuggets' home court.
What happened with Jokic's brother?
Following the game, a on X, formerly known as Twitter, claimed that the Jokic brothers left the arena in a state of frustration. However, the accompanying photo provided no substantial evidence to the allegation.
Strahinja Jokic and Nemanja Jokic, known for their ionate involvement in Nuggets games, likely felt disappointed after their team's inability to secure another late-game triumph.
Their eagerness to exit the arena promptly is understandable given the emotional intensity of the contest.
The intensity of the series extended beyond the court during Game 2, where Nikola Jokic's brother, Strahinja, was reportedly involved in an altercation. While the specifics of the incident remain unclear, authorities are reportedly investigating the matter.
The Jokic brothers' fervent for their sibling and the Denver Nuggets is well-documented. Their willingness to confront fans and opposing players underscores their unwavering commitment to defending their brother's honor and ing their team.