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The NBA has apparently made a decision on the Jokic bro altercation ahead of game 3.
On Monday night, Nikola Jokic’s brother Strahinja was caught on video punching a Lakers fan during game 2 of the Nuggets-Lakers series in Denver.
Nikola Jokic's older brother Strahinja threw a punch at a fan following the Nuggets' 20-point comeback win vs. the Lakers 👀
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The police have since contacted the Lakers fan but insist their investigation is still ongoing. It’s currently unclear if charges will be pressed against Strahinja.
According to TMZ, the NBA has yet to punish Jokic’s bro and has cleared the way for him to attend Thursday night’s Lakers–Nuggets game in Los Angeles.
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“While currently in the clear with cops, Strahinja also appears to be safe from the crosshairs of the NBA for now.”
“The org. announced Tuesday it’s looking into the situation, but it has yet to levy any sort of punishment on the Jokic bro … clearing the way for him to potentially attend Game 3 of the L.A. vs. Denver series at Crypto.com Arena on Thursday night.”
It probably would be a good idea for Jokic’s bro to stay away from Lakers fans and not attend game 3 on Thursday night.