Hello everybody. Welcome to the DNB-R, the NBA show Friday edition, casual Friday

slash Nugget Serbia, today, tonight in Serbia, if you're watching from Serbia.

I'm, my name is fake Adam Maris.

Actually, it's Miroslav Tuk calling from Pancheva, Serbia.

And we have a special show for you today.

First of all, we are witnessing the era of great big men in the NBA,

even though some would argue that none of these big men have won the championship yet,

like guys like Nikola Yok is the first center to win the MVP trophy since Shaquille O'Neill,

or the perennial MVP candidate in Joel Embed,

or a guy who can single-handle-degenerate top-five defense,

even with Donovan Mitchell and Mike Conley as the guards in front of him in Rudy Gobert,

or one of the best shooting seven-footers ever in Carl Anthony Towns,

plus a couple of guys like Bam Adebay Bio and DeAndre Aiton tells us

we are witnessing probably the most loaded big men lineup ever.

Today we are going to talk about two of them, guys who are on the opposite sides of skills

spectrum being world-class in every aspect of the game the other guy isn't.

Of course, I'm talking about Nikola Yockitz and Rudig Oberber.

Most people like only one of these two guys, but that's not the case with my guest today.

He is a Utah Jazz fan who watched every single one of Rudy's games in the NBA,

but he's also the first guy outside of Denver to recognize the greatness of Nikola Okits

and have been fiercely defending him for the last seven years.

He's a lawyer in Wyoming and a Bleacher Report NBA writer,

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