After being drafted by the Denver Nuggets, Nikola Jokic has established himself as one of the most talented players in the game. He was awarded the Most Valuable Player award twice and is widely regarded as the all-time best passer for a big man.

There is no question that the front management of the Denver Nuggets made the right decision to draft Jokic, and he is quite likely the best second round pick in the history of the NBA. Jokic also holds the record for being the player with the fewest points to win the MVP award. It was obvious that they noticed his brilliance, but I wonder if there was also some element of fate at play here.

Misko Raznatovic, Nikola Jokic’s agent, recently told a tale about Nikola Jokic receiving a Denver Nuggets sweater as a gift when he was a child in the year 2000. The sweater belonged to the Denver Nuggets. When referring to Nikola Jokic, he said that “a little fate plays a big role in the overall outcome,” and he mentioned that it’s probable that having a sweater from the Nuggets back then “was a rarity.” He also said that “a little fate plays a big role in the overall outcome.”

The Denver Nuggets will be title contenders the next year under the direction of Nikola Jokic, particularly due to the fact that Jamal Murray and Michael Porter Jr. will return to the team in a healthy state. Jokic is mostly credited for carrying the Denver Nuggets to the sixth seed in this year’s playoffs, and the squad is only going to get more dangerous in the following season.

It is still an open question as to whether or not Nikola Jokic will ever be able to guide the Denver Nuggets to a championship in the future of women’s basketball. There is widespread agreement that he is already the most accomplished player in the history of the Denver Nuggets; the only thing remaining for him to accomplish with the club is to bring home the championship. I have faith that he will be able to succeed.