Funny, Nuggets Jokic sent Jordan a selfie with his horse in the offseason

Senior big man DeAndrew Jordan had a special exchange with Nuggets superstar Nikola Jokic, who is enjoying the offseason in Serbia.

Nicola Jokic and the Denver Nuggets experienced a heart-wrenching 2024-25 season, a season full of endless speculation and many exciting moments. When the 2025 NBA Finals ended, the team may be just one win away from knocking out the champions in the playoffs. However, management still needs to address some tough lineup issues this summer. However, the players have not focused on this issue yet.

This is a good time to relax after the long season. You don't have to tell Jokic. The 2023 Finals MVP and three regular season MVP know how to make the most of the NBA offseason and release themselves in their hometown of Serbia. He loves family, friends, culture, and of course his beloved horse.

In an interview with FanDuel TV's "Run It Back", the soon-to-be-Nuggets free agent and experienced center DeAndrew Jordan revealed his last contact with Jokic.

The first-team player of the NBA All-Squad in 2016 said through the ClutchPoints website: "I talked to him about a week ago - he sent me a photo of him and the horse."

"It's like a photo of him and the horse. I was like, 'Okay, brother, have fun.'"

Nuggets' Nikola Jokic was having a great time in Serbia

At least from an outside basketball perspective, what attracts Jokic the most is his sincerity. His character is incompatible with the league and public expectations of the NBA image, which is why LeBron James' successor search continues, but the seven-foot-tall superstar is a versatile.

Despite acting low-key in front of the camera, Nikola Jokic obviously went all out for every challenge he faced. He led Denver through a season of ups and downs, with the team even firing head coach Michael Malone less than two weeks before the start of the playoffs. The five-time NBA All-A-Level first-team player overcomes the team's ups and downs and maintains all-time performances for most of the season - averaging 29.6 points, 12.7 rebounds, 10.2 assists and 1.8 steals, and shooting 41.7% from three-pointers.

But after the season, Jokic was able to put down his burden and enjoy other wonderful things in life. After the new season begins, the Nuggets need a revitalization of the team's cornerstone because they know how heavy it is to Jokic must take to help the team reach its limits. If it can be seen from his correspondence with DeAndrew Jordan, Jokic seems to be entering the training camp with a full state of mind.