Positive and negative value + 39 championships! Jokic scored 11+10+7 too easily: he still won 34 points with only 4 shots in the game

On August 28, in the group stage of the 2025 Men's Basketball European Championship, Serbia defeated Estonia 98-64 in the first game with 34 points. Jokic played 23 minutes in the game, making 3 of 4 shots, 1 of 3-pointers, 0 of 0 free throws, 5 of 5 of 6 of 5 of 6 of 5 of 6 of 7 assists. The plus and negative value on the field was as high as +39, which was the highest in the game. It was too easy to punch in the three quarters.

As the number one favorite to win the European Championship this year, the Serbian men's basketball team played super dominant power, winning 20 points in the first quarter 32-12, widening the gap in just one quarter, winning another 7 points 24-17 in the second quarter, leading 27 points after halftime; Jokic scored 2 of 2 in the first half, scored 7 points, 4 rebounds and 3 assists, and played in the back of the penalty area without watching people pass the ball. Such a pass was so exciting. In the second half, Serbia won 15 points 30-15 in the third quarter, expanding its lead to more than 40 points. Jokic no longer made a debut in the final quarter. Although he was recovered 8 points 12-20 in the fourth quarter, Serbia still easily won 34 points; Jokic only made 4 shots in the whole game, scoring a quasi-triple double-double and having a positive and negative value of +39 championships, and won the victory steadily before he could exert force.

It is worth mentioning that Nuggets President Josh Kroenke came to watch the game and had a very happy chat with Jokic after the game.

Serbia ushered in a good start to this year's European Championship. Jokic easily contributed a quasi-triple-double, and five players in the team scored in double digits. Jovic made 6 of 8 shots and scored 18 points, 4 rebounds and 6 assists, and scored 12 points in the first quarter to help the team lead by 20 points early.

Including the 7 consecutive wins in the warm-up match, the Serbian men's basketball team still maintains an unbeaten record this summer. According to the schedule, Serbia's next game will face Portugal at 2:15 am on August 30.