Good day to you, Colorado. Good evening, Europe. What the hell are you doing up this late, Australia and China? Welcome to the Serbian corner. It is a show in which two Serbians talk about the nuggets for an extensive period of time

every week. We are presented by the Draft King's Sport Book, unofficial sport betting partner of the NBA.

Hell yeah, that sounded really dope. My name is Miroslav Tuk. I've recently transitioned

from a power guard to a shoot first point guard after dropping a fair amount of weight.

So my advices to Jamal Murray are going to be more frequent and, of course, even more annoying.

I'm calling from Panchova, Serbia, and I am joined, as always, by a globetrotter who finally ended his tour over North Pacific region.

Of course, I am talking about Voja Medici, who is calling from Nebraska, which is a birthplace of such NBA grades like Fred Heiberg, Mark Pope and Alex Steerwins.

Give us some spicy details from your trip, boy.

Oh, spicy.

It was spicy tuna rolls.

We're really good.

So Pacific Northwest, great sushi, which again in Serbia is not really popular opinion, I guess, because I got a little flak for sharing a sushi menu.

It was really fun.

I love that region.

I was in Portland for some college basketball.

It was a Phil Knight Invitational Tournament in Philinite Legacy.

So I got to see North Carolina, Duke, Linova, Iowa State, some of those guys. And surprisingly, a Portland University squad that beat Villanova by 12 and almost beat North Carolina.

So they're going to be the ones to look for in March Madness if they make it,

if they end up making it.

It was really fun.

And again,

I love that region.

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