Hello, everybody. Hello everybody and welcome to episode 174 of the world's longest tenure Denver Nuggets spin-off podcast.

Welcome to the DNVR Nuggets's Serbian Corner. My name is Berossef Chuk, and before we begin,

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the show during the summer. The week behind us started with a game against Milwaukee.

Christian Brown was out due to his ankle not being right, which was obvious in a previous

game, as I mentioned last week.

Jamal Murray was also out due to illness.

So when you add those to the standard list of unavailable players, Joker, Cam and Jonas,

it was time for Pickett and Hunter Tyson to start.

We can point to good offensive outputs from Tim Hardaway Jr. Aaron Gordon,

Peyton Watson, and Zik Najee as a reason for this unlikely win against the full-strength

Yanis Adco-led Bucks, but I thought it was

the clutch defense of the closing lineup of Pickett Hardway,

Watson, Najee, and Aaron Gordon that actually won them the game.

Several amazing defensive plays from Peyton and Zieg

shut down the last attempts from Milwaukee to complete the return

and get the win on the road.

Next up, the game in New Orleans. Christian Brown stayed in Denver to deal with the

setback from his ankle injury, but Jamal Murray was back from his flu. Jalen Pickett remained

in the starting lineups as coach Adelman likes to give Jamal a release valve for ball handling.

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