In an NBA regular season game, the Denver Nuggets faced a shocking defeat against the Washington Wizards, who were at the bottom of the league standings, with a final score of 113-122. This unexpected loss was surprising to many. Despite Nikola Jokic's outstanding performance, scoring an impressive 56 points, grabbing 16 rebounds, and dishing out 8 assists, he was unable to lead the Nuggets to a comeback victory. This game will undoubtedly be remembered as a night of frustration and disappointment for Jokic, despite his individual achievements reaching historical levels. The team's loss dealt him a significant blow. As we witnessed, Jokic not only achieved a career-high in points but also set several records. However, he could only leave the court with a look of dejection on his face. It is worth noting that the Wizards were in the midst of a 16-game losing streak, while the Nuggets, as reigning champions, were in excellent form recently. They should not have lost to such an opponent under normal circumstances. However, the outcome of the game is often more complex than we anticipate. Jokic's single-game tally of 56 points broke his personal scoring record, making him the second-highest-scoring player in a single game in Nuggets history, just behind David Thompson. Looking back at the game, the Nuggets did not start well. In the first quarter, although Jokic unleashed his offensive prowess with 7 shots made out of 11 attempts, scoring 11 points along with 5 rebounds and 4 assists, the team still trailed by 7 points. At the end of the first…