Four triple-doubles in Jokić's last 10 games
Nikola Jokić closed last season with a triple-double in four of his last 10 games for the Nuggets.
Four. That is how many triple-doubles Nikola Jokić posted in his last 10 games for the Nuggets last season, in 2025-26, through the game on April 30, 2026.
A triple-double means double-digit totals in three statistical categories in one game. Four triple-doubles in a ten-game stretch means Jokić hit that mark in nearly half of those contests. To do that repeatedly, a player has to stay involved in scoring, rebounding, and passing every night, not lean on just one part of his game.
For the pace to hold, Jokić needs to keep producing across all three categories at that same rate, game after game. A quiet shooting night breaks it. A game where the Nuggets clean the glass without much help from him breaks it. A game where he passes less and racks up fewer assists breaks it. Missing any one of the three categories in a game keeps that game out of the triple-double count, and the streak depends on avoiding those gaps.
The count of four stands as of April 30, 2026, Jokić's last game in that ten-game window. Whether the number climbs from here depends entirely on what he does in the games that follow. If he keeps hitting double figures in scoring, rebounding, and assists at the pace he set over those last 10 games for the Nuggets, the streak continues. If any one category slips for even a game or two, the count stalls where it sits.