Nikola Jokić has vowed never to eat Taco Bell again due to an infamous incident during the 2014 NBA Draft. When Jokić was selected by the Denver Nuggets with the 41st pick, the announcement was ...

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Nikola Jokic has revealed the biggest grudge rival of his career; Taco Bell. The fast food chain's commercial famously played during the second round of the 2015 NBA Draft, when the Denver ...

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"I think I’ve never had Taco Bell just because of that," he said. Jokic didn’t come to the NBA until the 2015-16 season and developed into a player who could contend for the starting role.

Jokic has blossomed into one of the best players in the NBA during his 10 years in the ... but the main screen shows a commercial for Taco Bell. Jokic poked fun at the moment in the video released ...

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and three-time NBA MVP, was once drafted during a Taco Bell commercial on ESPN. And it is still something that clearly sticks with him. Jokić was not always thought of as one of the best players ...

Nikola Jokic’s introduction to many NBA fans came in what is in retrospect, one of the funniest moments in draft history, when his selection was announced in the middle of a Taco Bell commercial.

Barrett surpassed 7,000 points in his career with his 19th point of the game. He leads Toronto in points scored this season and is the fifth active Canadian in the NBA to reach the milestone.