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Speaker 3: It's the Parks Casino postgame show after a one thirty
Speaker 3: two one twenty three seventy six Ers loss to the
Speaker 3: Hawks in Atlanta, second night of a back to back
Speaker 3: for the team after beating Utah in Philadelphia in a
Speaker 3: Sunday night game. It's the first of the three with
Speaker 3: Atlanta over the next four weeks to close the regular season.
Speaker 3: They'll be there again later this month and host them
Speaker 3: towards the very end of the season in mid April.
Speaker 3: So the Hawks get the first one. Another lengthy injury
Speaker 3: report in this one, but Quentin Grimes led all scorers
Speaker 3: with thirty five points, twenty four of those after halftime
Speaker 3: earlier in the day before we get to Tom McGuinness
Speaker 3: and hopefully hear from Sixers coach Nick Nurse. The Sixers
Speaker 3: said that Paul George leftgroin's soreness, would not play tonight
Speaker 3: or tomorrow or Wednesday in Toronto. And here is Nick
Speaker 3: Nurse postgame, you.
Speaker 4: Know, on the back to back and nine guys and
Speaker 4: and you get, you know, going the wrong way a
Speaker 4: little bit, but you know, I'm just trying to keep
Speaker 4: them fighting you know, like and they and I did
Speaker 4: it a great job of that of of continuing to
Speaker 4: try to try to get back in the game, and
Speaker 4: they almost did it. But but you know, you gotta,
Speaker 4: you gotta, you gotta like that that they that they
Speaker 4: keep fighting all the way through to the to the
Speaker 4: final Buzzer talked about.
Speaker 5: Still infusing that positivity on an early basis, is that
Speaker 5: like an example of that where you guys, as the
Speaker 5: coaching staff, them within themselves are still providing that.
Speaker 4: I guess, well, I think that again like like you
Speaker 4: never really know, like and I know this is like
Speaker 4: just this is just the way it is, is you
Speaker 4: never really know like what the energy levels are going
Speaker 4: to be like on a back to back, and I
Speaker 4: thought some guys weren't quite moving great and and you know,
Speaker 4: just again like like just a half second, laid on
Speaker 4: some stuff and you know, and we kind of got
Speaker 4: some points across at the half. And you know, I thought,
Speaker 4: like Boonena, for example, didn't play great first up, but
Speaker 4: played really good in the second, right, so he kind
Speaker 4: of he kind of got into the game and and
Speaker 4: got going. Obviously Q got going, I thought, even Yabu,
Speaker 4: I mean he didn't have a ton of offense, uh
Speaker 4: for him tonight. But I thought he thought he played
Speaker 4: a lot better in the second half. Ricky obviously had
Speaker 4: a good second half too. So you know, you kind
Speaker 4: of always talk about on the back to backs to
Speaker 4: try to get the game to halftime and then and
Speaker 4: then start, you know, start trying to figure out how
Speaker 4: to how to come out of there and and and
Speaker 4: you know what the adjustments are and all that kind
Speaker 4: of stuff.
Speaker 6: Yeah, just a question about the first time you see
Speaker 6: him now, but he's the biggest plug list he made
Speaker 6: for you.
Speaker 4: Listen. I think the biggest thing, uh, the player like
Speaker 4: him or any any first year player, is what level
Speaker 4: of confidence do they exude out there? And I think
Speaker 4: he's got a lot of confidence, right. He he took
Speaker 4: shots when they were there, He drove the ball when
Speaker 4: he was supposed to, He vaulted up and scored, he
Speaker 4: rebounded the ball.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 4: And it's and he is really good composure, doesn't doesn't
Speaker 4: really let any anything phase him. So I think that's
Speaker 4: a great, great, two great qualities for a young player
Speaker 4: to have.
Speaker 2: I mentioned just maybe a step slow on some stuff
Speaker 2: early on.
Speaker 5: Just what what do you feel like were the biggest
Speaker 5: factors that got you guys in the.
Speaker 1: In the hole that you did well.
Speaker 4: We were really having a hard time guarding uh Daniels
Speaker 4: a penetration and then uh then man came in. He
Speaker 4: was really getting to the baseline to the front of
Speaker 4: the rim and and scoring some easy buckets. And then
Speaker 4: they started kind of operating in the middle of the lane,
Speaker 4: both of them, and we just couldn't we couldn't keep
Speaker 4: them out of there. We couldn't anticipate the spin moves
Speaker 4: to to swarm them a little bit. And they were
Speaker 4: they were physical, you know, kind of physically bullying us
Speaker 4: down to the front of the rim time after time.
Speaker 4: That that to me was probably the biggest thing. And
Speaker 4: and we did want to kind of squeeze squeeze in
Speaker 4: a little bit. I thought we started doing that. And
Speaker 4: then the third they just they made a bunch of
Speaker 4: you know, they made like all their open you know, kickouts,
Speaker 4: which you know, they made the right reads. Give them credit,
Speaker 4: and they stepped into the shots. Give them credit, but
Speaker 4: you're just hoping that some of those are you know,
Speaker 4: that they're not going to make make you know, it
Speaker 4: seemed like they made about five or six in row
Speaker 4: they probably didn't, but it felt like it when you.
Speaker 2: Have so many guys out that are your starters, your leaders,
Speaker 2: who who like on a night like tonight, sort of
Speaker 2: stepped up in that regard, whether it's like in huddles, outs,
Speaker 2: like on the floor, like who just noticed doing that?
Speaker 5: More of that today?
Speaker 4: Well, I thought Jarrett did a good job again, I
Speaker 4: thought he had He thought he had a really solid game.
Speaker 4: I really liked the way he's spraying it around. He
Speaker 4: does a good job of organizing at both ends, Jeff,
Speaker 4: you know as well, both the point guards I thought
Speaker 4: did it did a solid job of keeping us organized
Speaker 4: and vocal in the timeouts and stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then one for me is are you are
Speaker 2: you starting to know or like recognize when Q does
Speaker 2: get it going, Like is there something that you're like, Okay,
Speaker 2: he's starting to get hot or he's he's starting to
Speaker 2: find some things here now that you've seen him do this.
Speaker 4: A few times, Yeah, you know, obviously you could see
Speaker 4: just a tremendous pop in his in his in his game,
Speaker 4: the step backs, the vault ups. So he did a
Speaker 4: lot of that, most of it, most of it on
Speaker 4: his own. We did drop a couple of plays for
Speaker 4: him where he made some threes on there too, but
Speaker 4: mostly he just find it. I thought he did a
Speaker 4: good job of organizing and he found some matchups to attack,
Speaker 4: sprinkled in just enough drives, I thought, you know, along
Speaker 4: with the with the threes. So it's good. He's he
Speaker 4: when he gets going, he's he can he can really
Speaker 4: heat up.
Speaker 5: Yep.
Speaker 6: What is yeah, what is fitting when you see Nicholas
Speaker 6: b still and again because he was a niceties.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's Nick was great for us. In fact, I
Speaker 4: was just talking about him today with with one of
Speaker 4: my coaches, and I also noticed that Risch kind of
Speaker 4: has that Nick patumb quick release from the corner, you know,
Speaker 4: when he catches it above his head, he just he
Speaker 4: just goes right into that quick release motion, which which
Speaker 4: is interesting. But Patom was really good for us, like
Speaker 4: in so many little ways that you wouldn't maybe appreciate.
Speaker 4: One of them was he was an incredible inbound passer
Speaker 4: late in games. He always delivered it safely, you know,
Speaker 4: and not always. That's that's like believe it or not,
Speaker 4: that's like a really special uh quality to have.
Speaker 1: But great guy.
Speaker 4: Great pro loved having him for.
Speaker 3: A one thirty two to one twenty three road loss
Speaker 3: in Atlanta. Matt Murphy and Tom McGuinness here with you,
Speaker 3: and Tom I heard you late in the game. I
Speaker 3: don't have anything going back historically on the four for
Speaker 3: four coaches challenges to per side tonight, but it is impressive,
Speaker 3: especially because we often talk about that number of when
Speaker 3: you're in the fourth quarter of a game. Sometimes just
Speaker 3: use it just because situation, and the number is like
Speaker 3: a fifty three percent success rates over both teams to
Speaker 3: go two for two tonight. I know the Sixers used
Speaker 3: them earlier in the game. That was impressive, But how
Speaker 3: about the fourth quarter fight that they showed, led by
Speaker 3: Grimes and Council.
Speaker 1: Well, first, Marv Albert used to say, our crack research staff.
Speaker 1: Where's the research staff? Where are the numbers on that No.
Speaker 3: You had a yes call late in the game. It
Speaker 3: kind of sounded like Mark.
Speaker 1: Now, look, those guys battled, you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: and they're gonna keep playing. They're certainly trying to keep
Speaker 1: up scoring wise, and Grimes was really in a groove there.
Speaker 1: But again, like coach said, the six Ers there were
Speaker 1: something fundamentally defensively where they couldn't get stops and Atlanta
Speaker 1: ended up with one hundred and thirty two points. Right,
Speaker 1: that's fifteen over their average, which is top five in
Speaker 1: the league. So that was obviously problematic. But the first
Speaker 1: quarter both teams were like, you know, on fire, but
Speaker 1: they kept going. They shot a great percentage throughout the
Speaker 1: course of the game, and Daniels ended up with twenty
Speaker 1: five points for them. So, yeah, the Sixers just didn't
Speaker 1: have enough. And I thought rebounding was a key area.
Speaker 1: They they had a dominant rebounding game, and their points
Speaker 1: in the paint were just totally outsourced the Sixers in
Speaker 1: that area. So those are things that hurt the Sixers
Speaker 1: in the course of this one.
Speaker 3: Forty eight thirty one on the glass, seventy six, forty
Speaker 3: six points in the paint. We just heard from Nick
Speaker 3: Nurse postgame and then pregame that Nurse answer about keeping
Speaker 3: things together. What was it that stood out to you
Speaker 3: about that one?
Speaker 1: Well, funny because twice he was he referenced college about
Speaker 1: you know, Gina Mozelle was doing most of the questioning,
Speaker 1: and like the first reference was sometimes when you're studying
Speaker 1: for an exam, you just got to stop it. You know,
Speaker 1: you're not really absorbing. She was asking him like, how
Speaker 1: do you keep going with your process and your rhythm,
Speaker 1: because honestly, for these coaches, players obviously they're the ones performing,
Speaker 1: but the coaches, they owe it to the players. And
Speaker 1: this is how the coaches feel to put forth a
Speaker 1: game plan that that those that's like eighty two final exams,
Speaker 1: the preparation they do, and you know, it's going through
Speaker 1: all the information and then coming up and distilling that
Speaker 1: down to an actual game plan that you can present
Speaker 1: and teach and try to get across to your ball club.
Speaker 1: And coach was just saying it felt like college, or
Speaker 1: sometimes you just like he's never gonna just take three
Speaker 1: days off in a row, like he might take a
Speaker 1: chunk of a day off and just get away just
Speaker 1: because sometimes you just need to step away. So that
Speaker 1: was the one college reference. The other one was talking
Speaker 1: about these seasons are precious, you know, like you don't
Speaker 1: you know they're not. It's not assumed you're gonna get
Speaker 1: dozens and dozens of these there. It's like college, like
Speaker 1: you know, the first year goes and then you realize
Speaker 1: that the moments, the memories, the years are going to
Speaker 1: be quickly going away, right, and and that was that
Speaker 1: that's what he just you know, you get the sense
Speaker 1: having been around Nurse now and we were around him
Speaker 1: a little bit on a peripheral basis, and that the
Speaker 1: Sixers played Toronto a number of times on a given year,
Speaker 1: including in the playoffs. But when you're around somebody for
Speaker 1: six seven eight months a year, like we are with
Speaker 1: the Sixers coaches, you get the sense that he's it's
Speaker 1: a deep rivers. He's pretty smart. And I just like
Speaker 1: the way he processed that and just talking about being
Speaker 1: positive and being kind and you know, like even though
Speaker 1: it's a tough, tough year, you know, you want to
Speaker 1: make it that everybody wants to come back in and
Speaker 1: keep growing and developing. And you know, for these guys,
Speaker 1: you know, dealing with the injuries, you still have to
Speaker 1: put forth the best lineup possible and the best effort
Speaker 1: and like I said, a game plan. All of that
Speaker 1: I think is maybe what I was talking about.
Speaker 3: And he's often during his downtime he comes to Blue
Speaker 3: Coats games. And he was there on Friday when Council
Speaker 3: scored forty with his sons and they had the kid
Speaker 3: zone a closed off, so he was like showing he's
Speaker 3: pointing out on the floor showing his kids basketball pointers
Speaker 3: during the game because they couldn't play in the kids zone.
Speaker 3: But he obviously spends so much of his time around
Speaker 3: the game.
Speaker 1: But the support for Mike Longebardi and the players and
Speaker 1: the organization, that's especially coming off a road trip, you
Speaker 1: know that that's a leader right there. So that's that's
Speaker 1: pretty impressive. And I'm sure it meant a bunch of
Speaker 1: those guys and the Ricky.
Speaker 3: All these guys, Alex Reese too. He's like, I know,
Speaker 3: Alex didn't shoot the ball great that night for the
Speaker 3: Blue Coats when I saw him, but I liked him
Speaker 3: as a ball mover. And then the last two games
Speaker 3: for the Sixers, he's been getting a lot of minutes,
Speaker 3: so he got to play in front of the NBA
Speaker 3: coach and now play for him down the stretch of
Speaker 3: the season, which goes to Toronto nurses former home on Wednesday.
Speaker 3: And the Raptors beat the Wizards tonight one nineteen one
Speaker 3: oh four, so they entered the day separated in the standings,
Speaker 3: the Sixers one one and a half games ahead, but
Speaker 3: now with these results, it's a half game and the
Speaker 3: Raptors played two against Washington. They almost beat him on Saturday,
Speaker 3: but they had a game winner waved off. And they've
Speaker 3: beaten the Sixers two times already this season. What are
Speaker 3: your thoughts on this year's Raptors.
Speaker 1: Well, we haven't seen him in quite a while. I
Speaker 1: know they've played extremely hard in the games that we
Speaker 1: talked about, you know, and they just have a whole
Speaker 1: different look. But Barnes is such a really good player
Speaker 1: and quickly he's done good. We haven't seen our j
Speaker 1: I'm pretty sure he did play.
Speaker 3: He's back now, Yeah, he almost They had good balance
Speaker 3: in the starting lineup with Barnes and Barrett and quickly right.
Speaker 1: So, you know, they're definitely, you know, like on the rise.
Speaker 1: I don't know how close they are in terms of,
Speaker 1: you know, one or two players away, but we'll know
Speaker 1: more on Wednesday, that's for sure.
Speaker 3: Their leading scorer tonight was former College Park Skyhawk aj Lawson,
Speaker 3: a career high thirty two points off the Toronto Raptors bench.
Speaker 3: And the Sixers will be there on Wednesday, Tom, thank
Speaker 3: you as always.
Speaker 1: All right, Murph koknight, Thank you.
Speaker 3: Tom mcguinnis. After the Sixers game in Atlanta, one twenty
Speaker 3: three Hawks will have his highlight calls. We'll run through
Speaker 3: this game from start to finish after a quick break,
Speaker 3: and then we'll also dive into the box score with
Speaker 3: our stat of the game as well before and check
Speaker 3: check on the NBA standings too. So more to come.
Speaker 3: You're listening to the seventy six Ers Postgame Show presented
Speaker 3: by Parks Casino. Welcome back to the seventy six Ers
Speaker 3: Postgame Show presented by Parks Casino. Second night of a
Speaker 3: back to back for the Sixers, a home road back
Speaker 3: to back from Philadelphia where they beat the Jazz to
Speaker 3: Atlanta to meet the Hawks for the first time this season.
Speaker 3: Let's hear how it sounded as called by Tom McGuinness
Speaker 3: the Sixers and the Hawks in Atlanta. Matt Murphy back
Speaker 3: with you. There were sixteen inactives in this game, including
Speaker 3: between both teams, Joel Embiid, Paul George Tyrese, Maxi, Kelly
Speaker 3: Oubre Junior, and then on the Hawks side, Trey Young,
Speaker 3: Caris Lavert and others. Drummond didn't play either for the
Speaker 3: Sixers after Ubre and Drummond played last night against Utah.
Speaker 3: First quarter as the Sixers started their fortieth, different starting
Speaker 3: lineup of Jared Butler, Quinton Grimes, Lonnie Walker, the fourth,
Speaker 3: Justin Edwards, and gershon Yabusele. Walker played with Brooklyn last year,
Speaker 3: but in fifty eight games didn't have any starts. He
Speaker 3: starts for the Sixers in Atlanta, which features the number
Speaker 3: one overall pick this year, Zachary Reza Sche. He had
Speaker 3: eleven points in the first quarter for the Sixers. Walker
Speaker 3: was coming off a twenty five point eleven rebound game
Speaker 3: against the Jazz, and his layup in the first ties
Speaker 3: it at eighteen Sixers.
Speaker 1: In battle the side, Walker with it gets a screen
Speaker 1: by padem Bona into the lane, leans in right hand layup,
Speaker 1: upping good Man. He goes from place to place about
Speaker 1: as quick as any player. Lonnie Walker with his first hoop,
Speaker 1: Sixers tied at eighteen.
Speaker 3: Walker in the Sixers in blue just a game ago
Speaker 3: and I had Ago Hawks in white with some red
Speaker 3: and yellow, and because of Riza SHA's eleven first quarter points,
Speaker 3: they led thirty three thirty one. Walker had eleven total
Speaker 3: in this game, two point lead for the home team
Speaker 3: going into the second, where Resa Sha kept it going
Speaker 3: as part of a twenty three to eight run his
Speaker 3: dunk caps.
Speaker 1: It shot clock down to six stout and outside right
Speaker 1: walker from way outside wait short no oh congo with
Speaker 1: the rebound, great feet of Resa Shae and secondary Resa
Speaker 1: s slams at for Atlanta holy Man and he go
Speaker 1: running in there to dunk that ball. Hawks by fourteen.
Speaker 3: Fifty seven to forty three. Resa sha ends with a
Speaker 3: line of twenty two points, eight rebounds, two assists. He
Speaker 3: shot nine for sixteen, three for eight from three made
Speaker 3: is only foul shot thirty one minutes. Second leading scorer
Speaker 3: on their team behind Dyson Daniels. But the shooting slowed
Speaker 3: down in the second quarter, particular from beyond the arc,
Speaker 3: where the teams combined for only three threes. They both
Speaker 3: shot from the field in the first above fifty percent
Speaker 3: from the field, not just from three, but the Sixers
Speaker 3: did capture a little bit of momentum heading into the
Speaker 3: halftime locker room. It's it's Rickey Council the fourth with
Speaker 3: the steal. Then across the pac man and Edwards beats
Speaker 3: the buzzer.
Speaker 1: Here comes Daniels across the Hawks logo out of center
Speaker 1: court gets red and white, looks like a pac man.
Speaker 1: Rickey counsel stole the ball two seconds Tad Wards layup
Speaker 1: god Sixers with under a second to go.
Speaker 3: Edward's a six point game. Council had a big fourth
Speaker 3: quarter still to come, where he would do most of
Speaker 3: his scoring. But Atlanta outscored the Sixers thirty three to
Speaker 3: twenty six in the second even with that late basket,
Speaker 3: for a sixty six fifty seven halftime lead, and they
Speaker 3: would outscore Philadelphia by a similar margin in the third.
Speaker 3: It was thirty one twenty three in the quarter. Despite
Speaker 3: three threes in Q three for Jeff Dalton.
Speaker 1: Junior, Grimes cuts it a corner. Jeff goes out top
Speaker 1: the Yabusele three on o'clock. Here's doubt junior Kenny good
Speaker 1: second straight train. It's good. He inbounded, he hustled beyond
Speaker 1: the man. I'm the left perimeter and put it in.
Speaker 1: Doubton Junior now four of five. He's got three threes,
Speaker 1: a dozen points, six to s make it an eleven point.
Speaker 3: Game, eighty one seventy Atlanta at the time. Seventeen points
Speaker 3: for Doubton four for six from three in the game
Speaker 3: in twenty eight minutes off the bench, one point shy
Speaker 3: of his season high, which is also his career high
Speaker 3: of eighteen ninety seven eighty was the score at the
Speaker 3: end of three. The Hawks were up. Sixers would make
Speaker 3: a run, though, and it was not just Counsel, it
Speaker 3: was Quinton Grimes who had an even better fourth quarter.
Speaker 3: He scored seventeen in the fourth, twenty four in the
Speaker 3: second half on a thirty five point night. Grimes on
Speaker 3: the step.
Speaker 1: Back Grimes is back he fires for three in that too.
Speaker 1: Grimes now nine field goals, three of which are threes,
Speaker 1: twenty one points, leading the Sixers six or so trail
Speaker 1: by sixteen what twelve ninety six Hawks.
Speaker 3: Bowl thirty five points for Grimes in thirty nine minutes,
Speaker 3: fourteen for twenty five, shooting five for eleven from three,
Speaker 3: two free throws on two tries, thirty five seven rebounds,
Speaker 3: five assists, three steals the game high steals man. Quinton
Speaker 3: Grimes continues to score very well for the Sixers. They
Speaker 3: would get within five late in this game because not
Speaker 3: only did Quinton have seventeen in the fourth, Rickey Council
Speaker 3: the fourth had fourteen of his nineteen. But the Hawks
Speaker 3: do win it despite being outscored forty three to thirty five.
Speaker 3: In the final quarter one, thirty two, one, twenty three.
Speaker 3: The team records are Philadelphia twenty two and forty two,
Speaker 3: Atlanta thirty one and thirty four. The team totals on
Speaker 3: the shooting front, the Hawks fifty four percent from the
Speaker 3: floor forty point five from three, They were fifteen for
Speaker 3: thirty seven and seventy nine just under seventy nine percent
Speaker 3: from the line, they only took fourteen. The Sixers were
Speaker 3: fifty percent plus fifty and a half percent from the
Speaker 3: floor thirty eight from three to Atlanta above forty Sixers
Speaker 3: took five more sixteen for forty two from three, led
Speaker 3: by Grimes five for eleven, and at the line they
Speaker 3: were fifteen for twenty. Matt Murphy here with you. Our
Speaker 3: stat of the game is the points in the paint.
Speaker 3: The Atlanta Hawks seventy six the seventy six Ers forty six,
Speaker 3: a thirty point difference. That is not the most points
Speaker 3: in the paint for any team this year, but it's
Speaker 3: not far off. Been a number of seventy six point
Speaker 3: in the paint games league wide. There only have been
Speaker 3: seven games where a team has scored eighty plus in
Speaker 3: the paint, and that's all thirty teams, so seventy six
Speaker 3: is a big number. It is our stat of the game.
Speaker 3: Quinton Grimes led all scorers with thirty five. Clint Capella
Speaker 3: and Zachary Reza sha tied for a game high in
Speaker 3: rebounds with eight each. Reza Shay had twenty two. Diyson
Speaker 3: Daniels had the most assists seven points with his team
Speaker 3: high twenty five points. Actually they they upped that to
Speaker 3: nine by the end of this one. Nine assists twenty
Speaker 3: five points, six rebounds, nine assists for Dyson Daniels. Grimes
Speaker 3: did have more steals, though than the NBA's steals leader
Speaker 3: Dyson Daniels, who had two. Grimes had three steals with
Speaker 3: the thirty five points. Two high scorers off the Hawk's
Speaker 3: bench Terrence Man, the former Clipper they got at the
Speaker 3: deadline in the Bogdan Bogdanovitch trade, George Niang, the former
Speaker 3: sixer who they got from Cleveland in the DeAndre Hunter trade,
Speaker 3: had eighteen nineteen for Man, fifteen for Okongwu. Mohammed Gay
Speaker 3: had fourteen as the starting power forward. Sixers bench had
Speaker 3: three in double figures nineteen for Council, seventeen for Dalton,
Speaker 3: twelve for a dem Bona following up the career high
Speaker 3: fourteen points, fifteen rebounds and five blocks against Utah with
Speaker 3: twelve points against Atlanta. Other than Grimes is thirty five
Speaker 3: in the starting lineup, eleven each for Jared Butler and
Speaker 3: Lonnie Walker, the fourth seven for yabuseele in twenty eight minutes,
Speaker 3: and six points for Justin Edwards in twenty one minutes.
Speaker 3: Alex Reese had five points off the bench in eighteen
Speaker 3: minutes of action. There were twelve games in the NBA tonight,
Speaker 3: including some that have shifted the Sixers in the standings.
Speaker 3: Brooklyn has gone into eleventh. The Sixers have dropped to
Speaker 3: twelfth via the tiebreaker of division record because Brooklyn and
Speaker 3: Philadelphia split two two in the regular season. Chicago is
Speaker 3: the tenth seed in the play in tournament. They beat
Speaker 3: Indiana one twenty one to one to oh three, so
Speaker 3: they put a little more distance between themselves and Brooklyn
Speaker 3: and Philadelphia. Toronto has closed the gap on the Sixers
Speaker 3: as they've been having more success of late, and that'll
Speaker 3: be the matchup on Wednesday. In Canada. It's a half
Speaker 3: game behind Philadelphia for the Toronto Raptors, who beat the
Speaker 3: Washington Wizards one nineteen one oh four, and it was
Speaker 3: just a half second off their shot from beating the
Speaker 3: Wizards on Saturday this past Saturdays. So some teams right
Speaker 3: near each other in the standings there and have shifted
Speaker 3: around and they'll play Wednesday. That's the Sixers next opponent.
Speaker 3: That'll be it for this version of the seventy six
Speaker 3: Ers postgame Show presented by Parks Casino again the I'll
Speaker 3: score Atlanta one thirty two, Philadelphia one twenty three. The
Speaker 3: G League version of this matchup is Tomorrow night and
Speaker 3: Thursday morning in Delaware at Chase Fieldhouse the College Park
Speaker 3: Skyhawks College Park, Georgia, the Hawks G League affiliate, will
Speaker 3: be in town to play the Sixers G League team,
Speaker 3: the Blue Coats, and I'll be on the call with
Speaker 3: d Linem Those are both on ESPN Plus and thanks
Speaker 3: to our producers tonight for this show and the game,
Speaker 3: Matt man Arix, Sean Rodman, Brendan Gunn and Mike Morano
Speaker 3: and of course Tom McGuinness on the call. That game.
Speaker 3: Wednesday is another seven to thirty pm Eastern road start
Speaker 3: against the Raptors in Toronto, and our coverage here on
Speaker 3: the Sixers Radio Network presented by Jackpot City Casino will
Speaker 3: begin at seven to twenty Eastern, with sixers and sixty
Speaker 3: beforehand on ninety seven to five The Fanatic. Until then,
Speaker 3: I'm Matt Murphy saying thanks so much for listening, have
Speaker 3: a great Tuesday tomorrow, and take care