Nikola Jokic was elated after leading the Denver Nuggets to their second consecutive overtime victory in the NBA season. Following a win against the Toronto Raptors at Scotiabank Arena, the Nuggets triumphed over the Brooklyn Nets with a score of 144-139. Jokic's performance made history as he became the first player to achieve multiple triple-doubles and 40-point games within his first four matches of a season.

Jokic concluded the game with 29 points, 18 rebounds, and 16 assists. Speaking to local TV, he expressed his joy in winning, saying, "We were fighting... We're still not playing the way we're supposed to play, but we're finding a way to win games. I think that's the most important thing right now, just to find a way to win a game."

Jokic was not alone in his scoring efforts; four players on the Nuggets scored over 20 points, and six reached double figures. Russell Westbrook contributed significantly with 22 points in just 21 minutes on the court. Jokic praised Westbrook's performance, stating that he was instrumental in maintaining momentum during crucial moments.Westbrook joined the Nuggets in July from the Los Angeles Clippers and has quickly become an integral part of the team. Jokic noted Westbrook's positive influence by saying, "He's always talking, he's always lifting the guys up, he's always pushing the guys. He's a really good teammate and it's good to have him on our team."The Nuggets' ability to share the ball effectively was evident as they found open players and capitalised on scoring opportunities. This teamwork was crucial in securing their recent victories. The team's dynamic approach is proving successful early in the season.As they continue their journey this season, maintaining this collaborative spirit will be key for further success. The Nuggets aim to build on these wins and improve their gameplay as they progress through upcoming matches.