The Nuggets star is third in the league in points, second in assists, and third in rebounds per game to lift a flawed Denver team to the No. 3 seed in the West. Gilgeous-Alexander’s case is just as convincing,

Nikola Jokic is truly one of a kind. The Denver Nuggets superstar went off Friday night in his team's 129–93 win over the Utah Jazz, notching 27 points, 14 rebounds, six assists and four steals. And he made some impressive NBA history along the way.

Entering the game against the Utah Jazz, Jokic had already recorded 15,984 points, 8,055 rebounds and 5,314 assists through 738 regular season games. So, by scoring 27 points in the Nuggets' latest outing, the Joker surpassed 16,000 points in his career.