
Introduction:
Triple-doubles are impressive. But Nikola Jokic made it look effortless — racking one up in just 14 minutes and 33 seconds, setting the record for the fastest triple-double in NBA history.
Main Content:
- Date: February 15, 2018
- Game: Nuggets vs. Bucks
- Jokic finished with 30 points, 15 rebounds, 17 assists
- Achieved the triple-double by the second quarter
- Showed elite court vision, timing, and unselfishness
Why It’s Incredible:
- Fastest in NBA history, breaking Jim Tucker’s 17-minute record from 1955
- Most players need 3+ quarters to get those stats
- Jokic did it without forcing plays — it flowed naturally in the offense
Jokic’s Triple-Double Legacy:
- Among the all-time leaders in career triple-doubles
- First center to average a triple-double for a full season
- Proving that dominance doesn’t always mean speed or flash — it means control
Closing Thought:
Jokic didn’t just break a record. He redefined efficiency.
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