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Seventy six Ers postgame show presented by 0:01:42.859 --> 0:01:47.059 Clark's Casino Fact Oh Baby Love Pa chabb to beat 0:01:47.099 --> 0:01:49.819 on the back down against weapon You're a power filet 0:01:50.019 --> 0:01:53.939 slabs of the seventy six Ers postgame show right now 0:01:54.139 --> 0:01:56.259 on ninety seven five The Fanatic. 0:01:57.299 --> 0:02:00.459 It's the Parks Casino postgame show after a one thirty 0:02:00.459 --> 0:02:03.459 two one twenty three seventy six Ers loss to the 0:02:03.499 --> 0:02:07.059 Hawks in Atlanta, second night of a back to back 0:02:07.179 --> 0:02:10.539 for the team after beating Utah in Philadelphia in a 0:02:10.699 --> 0:02:13.779 Sunday night game. It's the first of the three with 0:02:14.019 --> 0:02:18.139 Atlanta over the next four weeks to close the regular season. 0:02:18.619 --> 0:02:21.379 They'll be there again later this month and host them 0:02:21.459 --> 0:02:24.539 towards the very end of the season in mid April. 0:02:24.659 --> 0:02:28.219 So the Hawks get the first one. Another lengthy injury 0:02:28.259 --> 0:02:31.619 report in this one, but Quentin Grimes led all scorers 0:02:31.659 --> 0:02:35.699 with thirty five points, twenty four of those after halftime 0:02:36.579 --> 0:02:39.379 earlier in the day before we get to Tom McGuinness 0:02:39.379 --> 0:02:41.779 and hopefully hear from Sixers coach Nick Nurse. The Sixers 0:02:41.779 --> 0:02:45.139 said that Paul George leftgroin's soreness, would not play tonight 0:02:45.819 --> 0:02:48.699 or tomorrow or Wednesday in Toronto. And here is Nick 0:02:48.779 --> 0:02:50.339 Nurse postgame, you. 0:02:50.259 --> 0:02:53.299 Know, on the back to back and nine guys and 0:02:53.299 --> 0:02:55.899 and you get, you know, going the wrong way a 0:02:55.899 --> 0:02:58.499 little bit, but you know, I'm just trying to keep 0:02:58.539 --> 0:03:00.819 them fighting you know, like and they and I did 0:03:00.859 --> 0:03:03.579 it a great job of that of of continuing to 0:03:03.579 --> 0:03:05.539 try to try to get back in the game, and 0:03:05.579 --> 0:03:08.379 they almost did it. But but you know, you gotta, 0:03:08.419 --> 0:03:10.579 you gotta, you gotta like that that they that they 0:03:10.659 --> 0:03:14.059 keep fighting all the way through to the to the 0:03:14.059 --> 0:03:16.059 final Buzzer talked about. 0:03:16.579 --> 0:03:19.579 Still infusing that positivity on an early basis, is that 0:03:19.699 --> 0:03:23.059 like an example of that where you guys, as the 0:03:23.059 --> 0:03:27.419 coaching staff, them within themselves are still providing that. 0:03:27.459 --> 0:03:30.699 I guess, well, I think that again like like you 0:03:30.779 --> 0:03:34.099 never really know, like and I know this is like 0:03:34.179 --> 0:03:35.779 just this is just the way it is, is you 0:03:35.819 --> 0:03:38.539 never really know like what the energy levels are going 0:03:38.619 --> 0:03:39.979 to be like on a back to back, and I 0:03:40.019 --> 0:03:44.859 thought some guys weren't quite moving great and and you know, 0:03:45.019 --> 0:03:48.339 just again like like just a half second, laid on 0:03:48.419 --> 0:03:50.579 some stuff and you know, and we kind of got 0:03:50.819 --> 0:03:53.459 some points across at the half. And you know, I thought, 0:03:53.459 --> 0:03:55.459 like Boonena, for example, didn't play great first up, but 0:03:55.499 --> 0:03:57.699 played really good in the second, right, so he kind 0:03:57.699 --> 0:03:59.819 of he kind of got into the game and and 0:03:59.899 --> 0:04:03.979 got going. Obviously Q got going, I thought, even Yabu, 0:04:04.059 --> 0:04:07.299 I mean he didn't have a ton of offense, uh 0:04:07.379 --> 0:04:09.379 for him tonight. But I thought he thought he played 0:04:09.379 --> 0:04:11.979 a lot better in the second half. Ricky obviously had 0:04:11.979 --> 0:04:15.019 a good second half too. So you know, you kind 0:04:15.019 --> 0:04:17.059 of always talk about on the back to backs to 0:04:17.139 --> 0:04:19.539 try to get the game to halftime and then and 0:04:19.579 --> 0:04:21.579 then start, you know, start trying to figure out how 0:04:21.619 --> 0:04:23.939 to how to come out of there and and and 0:04:24.459 --> 0:04:26.459 you know what the adjustments are and all that kind 0:04:26.459 --> 0:04:26.779 of stuff. 0:04:26.859 --> 0:04:32.219 Yeah, just a question about the first time you see 0:04:32.259 --> 0:04:35.379 him now, but he's the biggest plug list he made 0:04:35.419 --> 0:04:35.659 for you. 0:04:37.979 --> 0:04:43.099 Listen. I think the biggest thing, uh, the player like 0:04:43.179 --> 0:04:47.059 him or any any first year player, is what level 0:04:47.099 --> 0:04:49.499 of confidence do they exude out there? And I think 0:04:49.539 --> 0:04:52.779 he's got a lot of confidence, right. He he took 0:04:52.819 --> 0:04:54.539 shots when they were there, He drove the ball when 0:04:54.579 --> 0:04:57.739 he was supposed to, He vaulted up and scored, he 0:04:57.819 --> 0:04:58.819 rebounded the ball. 0:04:59.659 --> 0:05:00.099 Uh. 0:05:00.219 --> 0:05:02.819 And it's and he is really good composure, doesn't doesn't 0:05:02.899 --> 0:05:05.899 really let any anything phase him. So I think that's 0:05:05.939 --> 0:05:09.099 a great, great, two great qualities for a young player 0:05:09.099 --> 0:05:09.339 to have. 0:05:09.979 --> 0:05:13.339 I mentioned just maybe a step slow on some stuff 0:05:13.379 --> 0:05:13.819 early on. 0:05:13.899 --> 0:05:15.499 Just what what do you feel like were the biggest 0:05:15.539 --> 0:05:17.019 factors that got you guys in the. 0:05:16.979 --> 0:05:18.019 In the hole that you did well. 0:05:18.059 --> 0:05:22.539 We were really having a hard time guarding uh Daniels 0:05:22.539 --> 0:05:25.619 a penetration and then uh then man came in. He 0:05:25.699 --> 0:05:28.179 was really getting to the baseline to the front of 0:05:28.219 --> 0:05:30.979 the rim and and scoring some easy buckets. And then 0:05:30.979 --> 0:05:33.099 they started kind of operating in the middle of the lane, 0:05:33.139 --> 0:05:35.579 both of them, and we just couldn't we couldn't keep 0:05:35.619 --> 0:05:38.139 them out of there. We couldn't anticipate the spin moves 0:05:38.219 --> 0:05:42.139 to to swarm them a little bit. And they were 0:05:42.139 --> 0:05:44.499 they were physical, you know, kind of physically bullying us 0:05:44.499 --> 0:05:46.379 down to the front of the rim time after time. 0:05:46.459 --> 0:05:49.019 That that to me was probably the biggest thing. And 0:05:49.019 --> 0:05:51.259 and we did want to kind of squeeze squeeze in 0:05:51.379 --> 0:05:53.339 a little bit. I thought we started doing that. And 0:05:53.419 --> 0:05:55.219 then the third they just they made a bunch of 0:05:55.299 --> 0:05:57.659 you know, they made like all their open you know, kickouts, 0:05:57.979 --> 0:06:00.779 which you know, they made the right reads. Give them credit, 0:06:00.819 --> 0:06:02.659 and they stepped into the shots. Give them credit, but 0:06:02.699 --> 0:06:04.659 you're just hoping that some of those are you know, 0:06:04.699 --> 0:06:06.659 that they're not going to make make you know, it 0:06:06.699 --> 0:06:08.259 seemed like they made about five or six in row 0:06:08.299 --> 0:06:10.699 they probably didn't, but it felt like it when you. 0:06:10.739 --> 0:06:14.779 Have so many guys out that are your starters, your leaders, 0:06:15.099 --> 0:06:17.139 who who like on a night like tonight, sort of 0:06:17.859 --> 0:06:21.539 stepped up in that regard, whether it's like in huddles, outs, 0:06:21.619 --> 0:06:24.019 like on the floor, like who just noticed doing that? 0:06:24.219 --> 0:06:24.939 More of that today? 0:06:25.059 --> 0:06:27.059 Well, I thought Jarrett did a good job again, I 0:06:27.099 --> 0:06:28.979 thought he had He thought he had a really solid game. 0:06:29.019 --> 0:06:31.139 I really liked the way he's spraying it around. He 0:06:31.139 --> 0:06:35.139 does a good job of organizing at both ends, Jeff, 0:06:35.339 --> 0:06:37.459 you know as well, both the point guards I thought 0:06:37.459 --> 0:06:39.859 did it did a solid job of keeping us organized 0:06:39.899 --> 0:06:41.819 and vocal in the timeouts and stuff. 0:06:41.899 --> 0:06:44.899 Yeah, and then one for me is are you are 0:06:44.899 --> 0:06:48.419 you starting to know or like recognize when Q does 0:06:48.419 --> 0:06:50.459 get it going, Like is there something that you're like, Okay, 0:06:50.499 --> 0:06:53.139 he's starting to get hot or he's he's starting to 0:06:53.179 --> 0:06:55.979 find some things here now that you've seen him do this. 0:06:56.139 --> 0:06:59.739 A few times, Yeah, you know, obviously you could see 0:06:59.819 --> 0:07:03.099 just a tremendous pop in his in his in his game, 0:07:03.179 --> 0:07:06.099 the step backs, the vault ups. So he did a 0:07:06.099 --> 0:07:08.139 lot of that, most of it, most of it on 0:07:08.179 --> 0:07:09.739 his own. We did drop a couple of plays for 0:07:09.819 --> 0:07:12.299 him where he made some threes on there too, but 0:07:12.459 --> 0:07:14.379 mostly he just find it. I thought he did a 0:07:14.379 --> 0:07:17.179 good job of organizing and he found some matchups to attack, 0:07:18.779 --> 0:07:22.019 sprinkled in just enough drives, I thought, you know, along 0:07:22.059 --> 0:07:24.499 with the with the threes. So it's good. He's he 0:07:24.739 --> 0:07:26.779 when he gets going, he's he can he can really 0:07:26.819 --> 0:07:27.259 heat up. 0:07:27.899 --> 0:07:28.139 Yep. 0:07:28.699 --> 0:07:32.539 What is yeah, what is fitting when you see Nicholas 0:07:32.579 --> 0:07:36.139 b still and again because he was a niceties. 0:07:38.659 --> 0:07:41.779 Yeah, he's Nick was great for us. In fact, I 0:07:41.779 --> 0:07:43.979 was just talking about him today with with one of 0:07:44.019 --> 0:07:49.819 my coaches, and I also noticed that Risch kind of 0:07:49.819 --> 0:07:52.219 has that Nick patumb quick release from the corner, you know, 0:07:52.219 --> 0:07:54.019 when he catches it above his head, he just he 0:07:54.139 --> 0:07:57.219 just goes right into that quick release motion, which which 0:07:57.259 --> 0:08:01.059 is interesting. But Patom was really good for us, like 0:08:01.259 --> 0:08:04.699 in so many little ways that you wouldn't maybe appreciate. 0:08:06.939 --> 0:08:09.419 One of them was he was an incredible inbound passer 0:08:10.259 --> 0:08:13.819 late in games. He always delivered it safely, you know, 0:08:13.859 --> 0:08:16.179 and not always. That's that's like believe it or not, 0:08:16.219 --> 0:08:19.579 that's like a really special uh quality to have. 0:08:19.699 --> 0:08:20.459 But great guy. 0:08:20.539 --> 0:08:22.779 Great pro loved having him for. 0:08:22.859 --> 0:08:25.619 A one thirty two to one twenty three road loss 0:08:26.099 --> 0:08:29.419 in Atlanta. Matt Murphy and Tom McGuinness here with you, 0:08:29.499 --> 0:08:31.979 and Tom I heard you late in the game. I 0:08:32.019 --> 0:08:35.299 don't have anything going back historically on the four for 0:08:35.379 --> 0:08:40.379 four coaches challenges to per side tonight, but it is impressive, 0:08:40.499 --> 0:08:43.939 especially because we often talk about that number of when 0:08:43.939 --> 0:08:47.139 you're in the fourth quarter of a game. Sometimes just 0:08:47.299 --> 0:08:49.819 use it just because situation, and the number is like 0:08:49.819 --> 0:08:52.579 a fifty three percent success rates over both teams to 0:08:52.659 --> 0:08:55.379 go two for two tonight. I know the Sixers used 0:08:55.379 --> 0:08:58.459 them earlier in the game. That was impressive, But how 0:08:58.459 --> 0:09:00.939 about the fourth quarter fight that they showed, led by 0:09:01.019 --> 0:09:02.179 Grimes and Council. 0:09:02.899 --> 0:09:07.059 Well, first, Marv Albert used to say, our crack research staff. 0:09:07.099 --> 0:09:10.419 Where's the research staff? Where are the numbers on that No. 0:09:10.779 --> 0:09:12.379 You had a yes call late in the game. It 0:09:12.419 --> 0:09:13.779 kind of sounded like Mark. 0:09:14.459 --> 0:09:16.739 Now, look, those guys battled, you know what I mean, 0:09:16.819 --> 0:09:20.019 and they're gonna keep playing. They're certainly trying to keep 0:09:20.139 --> 0:09:23.619 up scoring wise, and Grimes was really in a groove there. 0:09:24.219 --> 0:09:26.499 But again, like coach said, the six Ers there were 0:09:26.539 --> 0:09:30.939 something fundamentally defensively where they couldn't get stops and Atlanta 0:09:31.139 --> 0:09:33.659 ended up with one hundred and thirty two points. Right, 0:09:33.699 --> 0:09:37.299 that's fifteen over their average, which is top five in 0:09:37.339 --> 0:09:41.139 the league. So that was obviously problematic. But the first 0:09:41.179 --> 0:09:44.659 quarter both teams were like, you know, on fire, but 0:09:44.739 --> 0:09:48.259 they kept going. They shot a great percentage throughout the 0:09:48.299 --> 0:09:51.739 course of the game, and Daniels ended up with twenty 0:09:51.779 --> 0:09:55.179 five points for them. So, yeah, the Sixers just didn't 0:09:55.219 --> 0:09:57.539 have enough. And I thought rebounding was a key area. 0:09:57.659 --> 0:10:00.859 They they had a dominant rebounding game, and their points 0:10:00.859 --> 0:10:04.059 in the paint were just totally outsourced the Sixers in 0:10:04.099 --> 0:10:07.499 that area. So those are things that hurt the Sixers 0:10:07.539 --> 0:10:08.699 in the course of this one. 0:10:09.659 --> 0:10:13.739 Forty eight thirty one on the glass, seventy six, forty 0:10:13.779 --> 0:10:17.219 six points in the paint. We just heard from Nick 0:10:17.339 --> 0:10:23.059 Nurse postgame and then pregame that Nurse answer about keeping 0:10:23.179 --> 0:10:25.219 things together. What was it that stood out to you 0:10:25.219 --> 0:10:25.739 about that one? 0:10:25.779 --> 0:10:32.019 Well, funny because twice he was he referenced college about 0:10:32.379 --> 0:10:34.979 you know, Gina Mozelle was doing most of the questioning, 0:10:35.259 --> 0:10:39.339 and like the first reference was sometimes when you're studying 0:10:39.979 --> 0:10:42.179 for an exam, you just got to stop it. You know, 0:10:42.219 --> 0:10:44.899 you're not really absorbing. She was asking him like, how 0:10:44.939 --> 0:10:48.139 do you keep going with your process and your rhythm, 0:10:48.139 --> 0:10:52.299 because honestly, for these coaches, players obviously they're the ones performing, 0:10:52.379 --> 0:10:54.859 but the coaches, they owe it to the players. And 0:10:54.899 --> 0:10:57.219 this is how the coaches feel to put forth a 0:10:57.299 --> 0:11:01.819 game plan that that those that's like eighty two final exams, 0:11:01.819 --> 0:11:05.299 the preparation they do, and you know, it's going through 0:11:05.339 --> 0:11:08.459 all the information and then coming up and distilling that 0:11:08.579 --> 0:11:11.019 down to an actual game plan that you can present 0:11:11.499 --> 0:11:14.619 and teach and try to get across to your ball club. 0:11:14.659 --> 0:11:17.099 And coach was just saying it felt like college, or 0:11:17.139 --> 0:11:19.779 sometimes you just like he's never gonna just take three 0:11:19.859 --> 0:11:21.579 days off in a row, like he might take a 0:11:21.659 --> 0:11:24.019 chunk of a day off and just get away just 0:11:24.099 --> 0:11:26.219 because sometimes you just need to step away. So that 0:11:26.379 --> 0:11:30.019 was the one college reference. The other one was talking 0:11:30.019 --> 0:11:33.379 about these seasons are precious, you know, like you don't 0:11:33.779 --> 0:11:36.619 you know they're not. It's not assumed you're gonna get 0:11:36.739 --> 0:11:39.739 dozens and dozens of these there. It's like college, like 0:11:40.299 --> 0:11:42.659 you know, the first year goes and then you realize 0:11:42.699 --> 0:11:44.939 that the moments, the memories, the years are going to 0:11:45.019 --> 0:11:48.859 be quickly going away, right, and and that was that 0:11:48.979 --> 0:11:52.339 that's what he just you know, you get the sense 0:11:52.379 --> 0:11:54.899 having been around Nurse now and we were around him 0:11:54.899 --> 0:11:57.619 a little bit on a peripheral basis, and that the 0:11:57.619 --> 0:12:00.299 Sixers played Toronto a number of times on a given year, 0:12:00.339 --> 0:12:03.259 including in the playoffs. But when you're around somebody for 0:12:03.379 --> 0:12:06.299 six seven eight months a year, like we are with 0:12:06.299 --> 0:12:09.939 the Sixers coaches, you get the sense that he's it's 0:12:09.979 --> 0:12:13.299 a deep rivers. He's pretty smart. And I just like 0:12:13.339 --> 0:12:16.659 the way he processed that and just talking about being 0:12:16.739 --> 0:12:20.139 positive and being kind and you know, like even though 0:12:20.179 --> 0:12:23.179 it's a tough, tough year, you know, you want to 0:12:23.219 --> 0:12:25.219 make it that everybody wants to come back in and 0:12:25.299 --> 0:12:28.619 keep growing and developing. And you know, for these guys, 0:12:28.779 --> 0:12:31.019 you know, dealing with the injuries, you still have to 0:12:31.059 --> 0:12:34.379 put forth the best lineup possible and the best effort 0:12:34.459 --> 0:12:37.019 and like I said, a game plan. All of that 0:12:37.139 --> 0:12:38.939 I think is maybe what I was talking about. 0:12:39.299 --> 0:12:43.299 And he's often during his downtime he comes to Blue 0:12:43.299 --> 0:12:45.859 Coats games. And he was there on Friday when Council 0:12:45.979 --> 0:12:48.539 scored forty with his sons and they had the kid 0:12:48.619 --> 0:12:51.339 zone a closed off, so he was like showing he's 0:12:51.339 --> 0:12:54.019 pointing out on the floor showing his kids basketball pointers 0:12:54.059 --> 0:12:56.979 during the game because they couldn't play in the kids zone. 0:12:57.299 --> 0:13:00.859 But he obviously spends so much of his time around 0:13:00.899 --> 0:13:01.259 the game. 0:13:01.379 --> 0:13:04.939 But the support for Mike Longebardi and the players and 0:13:04.979 --> 0:13:09.339 the organization, that's especially coming off a road trip, you 0:13:09.379 --> 0:13:12.699 know that that's a leader right there. So that's that's 0:13:12.739 --> 0:13:16.419 pretty impressive. And I'm sure it meant a bunch of 0:13:16.419 --> 0:13:17.939 those guys and the Ricky. 0:13:18.979 --> 0:13:20.899 All these guys, Alex Reese too. He's like, I know, 0:13:20.939 --> 0:13:22.819 Alex didn't shoot the ball great that night for the 0:13:22.819 --> 0:13:24.419 Blue Coats when I saw him, but I liked him 0:13:24.419 --> 0:13:26.499 as a ball mover. And then the last two games 0:13:26.499 --> 0:13:28.299 for the Sixers, he's been getting a lot of minutes, 0:13:28.379 --> 0:13:30.339 so he got to play in front of the NBA 0:13:30.459 --> 0:13:33.219 coach and now play for him down the stretch of 0:13:33.259 --> 0:13:37.459 the season, which goes to Toronto nurses former home on Wednesday. 0:13:37.539 --> 0:13:41.259 And the Raptors beat the Wizards tonight one nineteen one 0:13:41.299 --> 0:13:43.819 oh four, so they entered the day separated in the standings, 0:13:43.859 --> 0:13:46.779 the Sixers one one and a half games ahead, but 0:13:46.859 --> 0:13:49.699 now with these results, it's a half game and the 0:13:49.779 --> 0:13:52.859 Raptors played two against Washington. They almost beat him on Saturday, 0:13:52.859 --> 0:13:54.539 but they had a game winner waved off. And they've 0:13:54.579 --> 0:13:57.619 beaten the Sixers two times already this season. What are 0:13:57.619 --> 0:13:58.899 your thoughts on this year's Raptors. 0:13:59.579 --> 0:14:02.459 Well, we haven't seen him in quite a while. I 0:14:02.499 --> 0:14:04.859 know they've played extremely hard in the games that we 0:14:04.979 --> 0:14:08.699 talked about, you know, and they just have a whole 0:14:08.699 --> 0:14:11.259 different look. But Barnes is such a really good player 0:14:11.659 --> 0:14:13.779 and quickly he's done good. We haven't seen our j 0:14:13.899 --> 0:14:15.179 I'm pretty sure he did play. 0:14:15.619 --> 0:14:18.379 He's back now, Yeah, he almost They had good balance 0:14:18.379 --> 0:14:21.539 in the starting lineup with Barnes and Barrett and quickly right. 0:14:21.699 --> 0:14:25.219 So, you know, they're definitely, you know, like on the rise. 0:14:25.459 --> 0:14:27.579 I don't know how close they are in terms of, 0:14:28.019 --> 0:14:30.059 you know, one or two players away, but we'll know 0:14:30.179 --> 0:14:31.819 more on Wednesday, that's for sure. 0:14:32.219 --> 0:14:36.019 Their leading scorer tonight was former College Park Skyhawk aj Lawson, 0:14:36.059 --> 0:14:39.339 a career high thirty two points off the Toronto Raptors bench. 0:14:39.739 --> 0:14:42.019 And the Sixers will be there on Wednesday, Tom, thank 0:14:42.019 --> 0:14:43.099 you as always. 0:14:42.819 --> 0:14:44.179 All right, Murph koknight, Thank you. 0:14:45.019 --> 0:14:50.339 Tom mcguinnis. After the Sixers game in Atlanta, one twenty 0:14:50.459 --> 0:14:54.699 three Hawks will have his highlight calls. We'll run through 0:14:54.699 --> 0:14:58.259 this game from start to finish after a quick break, 0:14:58.379 --> 0:15:02.139 and then we'll also dive into the box score with 0:15:02.219 --> 0:15:05.779 our stat of the game as well before and check 0:15:05.899 --> 0:15:08.459 check on the NBA standings too. So more to come. 0:15:08.739 --> 0:15:11.659 You're listening to the seventy six Ers Postgame Show presented 0:15:11.739 --> 0:15:14.539 by Parks Casino. Welcome back to the seventy six Ers 0:15:14.579 --> 0:15:17.819 Postgame Show presented by Parks Casino. Second night of a 0:15:17.899 --> 0:15:21.619 back to back for the Sixers, a home road back 0:15:21.619 --> 0:15:23.979 to back from Philadelphia where they beat the Jazz to 0:15:24.099 --> 0:15:27.659 Atlanta to meet the Hawks for the first time this season. 0:15:27.859 --> 0:15:30.739 Let's hear how it sounded as called by Tom McGuinness 0:15:31.099 --> 0:15:34.779 the Sixers and the Hawks in Atlanta. Matt Murphy back 0:15:34.819 --> 0:15:39.979 with you. There were sixteen inactives in this game, including 0:15:39.979 --> 0:15:44.619 between both teams, Joel Embiid, Paul George Tyrese, Maxi, Kelly 0:15:44.659 --> 0:15:47.739 Oubre Junior, and then on the Hawks side, Trey Young, 0:15:48.019 --> 0:15:51.499 Caris Lavert and others. Drummond didn't play either for the 0:15:51.539 --> 0:15:57.699 Sixers after Ubre and Drummond played last night against Utah. 0:15:58.059 --> 0:16:02.419 First quarter as the Sixers started their fortieth, different starting 0:16:02.419 --> 0:16:05.579 lineup of Jared Butler, Quinton Grimes, Lonnie Walker, the fourth, 0:16:05.739 --> 0:16:10.339 Justin Edwards, and gershon Yabusele. Walker played with Brooklyn last year, 0:16:10.339 --> 0:16:12.699 but in fifty eight games didn't have any starts. He 0:16:12.739 --> 0:16:16.299 starts for the Sixers in Atlanta, which features the number 0:16:16.299 --> 0:16:20.099 one overall pick this year, Zachary Reza Sche. He had 0:16:20.179 --> 0:16:24.339 eleven points in the first quarter for the Sixers. Walker 0:16:24.419 --> 0:16:27.419 was coming off a twenty five point eleven rebound game 0:16:27.859 --> 0:16:30.579 against the Jazz, and his layup in the first ties 0:16:30.659 --> 0:16:32.659 it at eighteen Sixers. 0:16:32.659 --> 0:16:34.779 In battle the side, Walker with it gets a screen 0:16:34.859 --> 0:16:37.779 by padem Bona into the lane, leans in right hand layup, 0:16:37.819 --> 0:16:40.659 upping good Man. He goes from place to place about 0:16:40.699 --> 0:16:44.219 as quick as any player. Lonnie Walker with his first hoop, 0:16:44.739 --> 0:16:46.099 Sixers tied at eighteen. 0:16:46.899 --> 0:16:50.259 Walker in the Sixers in blue just a game ago 0:16:50.299 --> 0:16:52.499 and I had Ago Hawks in white with some red 0:16:52.539 --> 0:16:56.619 and yellow, and because of Riza SHA's eleven first quarter points, 0:16:56.659 --> 0:17:02.539 they led thirty three thirty one. Walker had eleven total 0:17:02.699 --> 0:17:06.219 in this game, two point lead for the home team 0:17:06.219 --> 0:17:09.019 going into the second, where Resa Sha kept it going 0:17:09.059 --> 0:17:11.139 as part of a twenty three to eight run his 0:17:11.299 --> 0:17:12.299 dunk caps. 0:17:12.019 --> 0:17:14.819 It shot clock down to six stout and outside right 0:17:15.139 --> 0:17:18.619 walker from way outside wait short no oh congo with 0:17:18.619 --> 0:17:22.259 the rebound, great feet of Resa Shae and secondary Resa 0:17:22.299 --> 0:17:26.139 s slams at for Atlanta holy Man and he go 0:17:26.339 --> 0:17:30.539 running in there to dunk that ball. Hawks by fourteen. 0:17:31.019 --> 0:17:33.659 Fifty seven to forty three. Resa sha ends with a 0:17:33.659 --> 0:17:37.779 line of twenty two points, eight rebounds, two assists. He 0:17:37.859 --> 0:17:40.539 shot nine for sixteen, three for eight from three made 0:17:40.619 --> 0:17:43.579 is only foul shot thirty one minutes. Second leading scorer 0:17:43.579 --> 0:17:46.859 on their team behind Dyson Daniels. But the shooting slowed 0:17:46.899 --> 0:17:49.859 down in the second quarter, particular from beyond the arc, 0:17:49.899 --> 0:17:53.779 where the teams combined for only three threes. They both 0:17:53.819 --> 0:17:56.419 shot from the field in the first above fifty percent 0:17:56.579 --> 0:17:59.899 from the field, not just from three, but the Sixers 0:17:59.899 --> 0:18:02.819 did capture a little bit of momentum heading into the 0:18:02.859 --> 0:18:05.779 halftime locker room. It's it's Rickey Council the fourth with 0:18:05.939 --> 0:18:09.619 the steal. Then across the pac man and Edwards beats 0:18:09.619 --> 0:18:10.059 the buzzer. 0:18:10.539 --> 0:18:12.979 Here comes Daniels across the Hawks logo out of center 0:18:13.019 --> 0:18:16.659 court gets red and white, looks like a pac man. 0:18:16.819 --> 0:18:20.619 Rickey counsel stole the ball two seconds Tad Wards layup 0:18:20.699 --> 0:18:22.779 god Sixers with under a second to go. 0:18:23.859 --> 0:18:26.619 Edward's a six point game. Council had a big fourth 0:18:26.699 --> 0:18:29.939 quarter still to come, where he would do most of 0:18:30.579 --> 0:18:34.379 his scoring. But Atlanta outscored the Sixers thirty three to 0:18:34.419 --> 0:18:39.459 twenty six in the second even with that late basket, 0:18:40.379 --> 0:18:44.979 for a sixty six fifty seven halftime lead, and they 0:18:45.019 --> 0:18:48.619 would outscore Philadelphia by a similar margin in the third. 0:18:49.579 --> 0:18:52.379 It was thirty one twenty three in the quarter. Despite 0:18:53.019 --> 0:18:56.459 three threes in Q three for Jeff Dalton. 0:18:56.219 --> 0:18:59.659 Junior, Grimes cuts it a corner. Jeff goes out top 0:18:59.699 --> 0:19:03.699 the Yabusele three on o'clock. Here's doubt junior Kenny good 0:19:03.979 --> 0:19:08.459 second straight train. It's good. He inbounded, he hustled beyond 0:19:08.499 --> 0:19:10.819 the man. I'm the left perimeter and put it in. 0:19:11.059 --> 0:19:14.019 Doubton Junior now four of five. He's got three threes, 0:19:14.059 --> 0:19:16.859 a dozen points, six to s make it an eleven point. 0:19:16.619 --> 0:19:21.139 Game, eighty one seventy Atlanta at the time. Seventeen points 0:19:21.139 --> 0:19:25.179 for Doubton four for six from three in the game 0:19:25.179 --> 0:19:27.699 in twenty eight minutes off the bench, one point shy 0:19:27.899 --> 0:19:31.299 of his season high, which is also his career high 0:19:31.899 --> 0:19:36.899 of eighteen ninety seven eighty was the score at the 0:19:37.019 --> 0:19:39.659 end of three. The Hawks were up. Sixers would make 0:19:39.699 --> 0:19:42.459 a run, though, and it was not just Counsel, it 0:19:42.619 --> 0:19:46.179 was Quinton Grimes who had an even better fourth quarter. 0:19:46.539 --> 0:19:50.419 He scored seventeen in the fourth, twenty four in the 0:19:50.499 --> 0:19:54.339 second half on a thirty five point night. Grimes on 0:19:54.379 --> 0:19:55.059 the step. 0:19:54.779 --> 0:19:58.419 Back Grimes is back he fires for three in that too. 0:19:59.219 --> 0:20:01.899 Grimes now nine field goals, three of which are threes, 0:20:01.979 --> 0:20:05.459 twenty one points, leading the Sixers six or so trail 0:20:05.539 --> 0:20:09.699 by sixteen what twelve ninety six Hawks. 0:20:09.339 --> 0:20:12.739 Bowl thirty five points for Grimes in thirty nine minutes, 0:20:12.779 --> 0:20:15.579 fourteen for twenty five, shooting five for eleven from three, 0:20:16.219 --> 0:20:20.459 two free throws on two tries, thirty five seven rebounds, 0:20:20.819 --> 0:20:26.539 five assists, three steals the game high steals man. Quinton 0:20:26.579 --> 0:20:29.699 Grimes continues to score very well for the Sixers. They 0:20:29.739 --> 0:20:34.419 would get within five late in this game because not 0:20:34.459 --> 0:20:38.179 only did Quinton have seventeen in the fourth, Rickey Council 0:20:38.819 --> 0:20:44.099 the fourth had fourteen of his nineteen. But the Hawks 0:20:44.259 --> 0:20:47.459 do win it despite being outscored forty three to thirty five. 0:20:47.619 --> 0:20:51.259 In the final quarter one, thirty two, one, twenty three. 0:20:52.619 --> 0:20:55.459 The team records are Philadelphia twenty two and forty two, 0:20:55.739 --> 0:21:00.859 Atlanta thirty one and thirty four. The team totals on 0:21:00.899 --> 0:21:05.099 the shooting front, the Hawks fifty four percent from the 0:21:05.139 --> 0:21:09.139 floor forty point five from three, They were fifteen for 0:21:09.219 --> 0:21:14.139 thirty seven and seventy nine just under seventy nine percent 0:21:14.179 --> 0:21:17.259 from the line, they only took fourteen. The Sixers were 0:21:17.579 --> 0:21:20.259 fifty percent plus fifty and a half percent from the 0:21:20.259 --> 0:21:25.819 floor thirty eight from three to Atlanta above forty Sixers 0:21:25.819 --> 0:21:28.339 took five more sixteen for forty two from three, led 0:21:28.339 --> 0:21:31.059