Nikola Jokic is called the Joker for a reason, with the Nuggets star ribbing comedian Kevin Hart during All-Star weekend.

According to reigning MVP Nikola Jokic, the playmaking talisman of the Denver Nuggets and the best NBA player in the world, well, the league should probably focus on fixing other things about its game before fixating on making the All-Star Game more viable.

After a 19-minute break in the middle of the All-Star tournament’s championship game, players struggled to muster up the energy to finish the game.

Jokic could be right. The NBA might be at a point where players simply do not care about the All-Star Game, and the league might just have to accept that. Jokic is one of the prime examples, as one of the league's biggest superstars gives little-to-no effort in the star-studded exhibition match.

The All-Star Game continues to take criticism time and time again for its lack of competitiveness. This year was, unfortunately, no different, as fans felt the new format gave them less basketball and more of everything else.

Denver Nuggets star Nikola Jokic thinks it may be time to stop trying to 'fix' the NBA All-Star Game after another disappointment.

NBA All-Star weekend has wrapped up, as Shaq's OGs defeated Chuck's Global Stars 41-25 in the championship. Golden State Warriors superstar Steph Curry took home All-Star Game MVP honors, but outside of a few electric highlights,