Watch: Nikola Jokic completes the ridiculous and-one

After Jokic burned them for 40 points and 13 assists in Game 5, the Wolves consciously tried to keep the MVP from killing them in Game 6. They’ve sent a series of double teams to force the ball out of the Joker’s hands and make his teammates beat them.

In the first half, they mostly didn’t. Jamal Murray was 1-of-10 and missed all his three-pointers. Kentavious Caldwell-Pope shot 1-of-3. The Nuggets reserves were scoreless as Minnesota took a 59-40 halftime lead.

Jokic had 16 points on 7-of-14 shooting, the only thing keeping Denver from getting completely blown out. But he only had one assist, a result of Minnesota’s ball pressure and the Nuggets' series of bricks.

At least the Joker still has his dunk game.

Even when his team is getting waxed, Jokic remains a freak of nature.