Speaker 1: How about that backs up against the wall, no margin
Speaker 1: for error, your resilience, gritty and determined Summer seventy Sixers
Speaker 1: breakthrough finally win number one out in Las Vegas on
Speaker 1: Thursday Nights. Brian Seltzer, welcome you into another episode of
Speaker 1: the podcast, a Summer League edition. Yes, the seventy Sixers
Speaker 1: winless previously at Owen three, toppling the previously unbeaten three
Speaker 1: and Oh Phoenix Suns eighty eight to eighty six at
Speaker 1: Thomas and Mack Center. There was a lot of good
Speaker 1: in the game, Isaiah Miles lighting the spark for the Sixers,
Speaker 1: fur Con Corkmas getting back into a groove. The bench
Speaker 1: played really well. The Sixers got very nice guard play
Speaker 1: from Demetris Jackson and Askia Booker. But on this episode
Speaker 1: of the podcast, we're gonna focus on a guy whom
Speaker 1: seventy Sixers Summer League head coach Kevin Young credited for
Speaker 1: setting the tone for thurs Nights win, and that would
Speaker 1: be from Australia, Jonah Bolden, who the Sixers praised for
Speaker 1: going toe to toe with this year's number one pick,
Speaker 1: DeAndre Aighton of the Sun. So we'll hear from Jonah
Speaker 1: coming up in just a moment, I reminded that to
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Speaker 1: We do hope that you become a subscriber. Thursday night
Speaker 1: was Jonah Bolden's fourth game in a Summer League Round
Speaker 1: two for the seventy six ers. So far this year,
Speaker 1: he's averaging right around five and a half points six
Speaker 1: rebounds per to go along with one and a half
Speaker 1: steals and about one and a half blocks. He's a
Speaker 1: very active, obviously lanky, long presence all over the court,
Speaker 1: especially on the defensive end, and it was in that
Speaker 1: area that Kevin Young felt that the twenty two year
Speaker 1: old number thirty six overall pick from the twenty seventeen
Speaker 1: draft really helped the Sixers immenseally to come away with
Speaker 1: a win on Thursday nights. So now the Sixers they
Speaker 1: will play on Saturday at eight thirty verses Dante DiVincenzo
Speaker 1: maybe and the Milwaukee Bucks. But that's for then. This
Speaker 1: is now. Earlier this week out in Las Vegas, had
Speaker 1: the opportunity to sit down with Jonah bolden and catch
Speaker 1: up as he was coming off of a five point
Speaker 1: four rebound, three steel, one block game against the Los
Speaker 1: Angeles Lakers. Jonah, I think a lot of seventy sixers
Speaker 1: fans would say, it is good to have you back
Speaker 1: with the squad in summer League. Is it feeling good
Speaker 1: so far? Yeah? It is. Um, Yeah, it feels great
Speaker 1: to be back here. Um like last year with the team,
Speaker 1: and you know, same familiar faces and stuff like that. UM.
Speaker 1: Performance wise, not note up to to to my standards
Speaker 1: or what I feel. UM. You know it's expected of me. UM,
Speaker 1: But but it feels great to be here. I think
Speaker 1: it's like the third day I've been here now, so
Speaker 1: it's it's it's definitely. The Summer League is a really
Speaker 1: interesting dynamic though, because there's so many fresh guys coming
Speaker 1: in from all over the place and trying to find cohesion.
Speaker 1: I feel like, whether it's collectively or individually, you'd need
Speaker 1: a couple of games to discover that. Yeah, no doubt, UM,
Speaker 1: and the team had been I didn't participate in the
Speaker 1: training camp um prior to the first game. UM, so
Speaker 1: the teammate kind of already started jelling. UM. You know,
Speaker 1: had their plays down and then throwing me. And then
Speaker 1: I think Fokon had just came up a plane and
Speaker 1: and Ski had just came up a flight to UM.
Speaker 1: So there's three new new faces um thrown in there.
Speaker 1: And and then then the teammates kind of having to
Speaker 1: accept that, you know, the rotation wise, having to accept
Speaker 1: new players coming in and then and then us having
Speaker 1: to to you know, put time aside to figure out
Speaker 1: the players and then work our way in within the system.
Speaker 1: But at the same time just playing playing some of
Speaker 1: the league basketball. So for you, your last game was
Speaker 1: about five or six weeks ago. Also, yeah, and that's
Speaker 1: following a really long season in new experience, new place.
Speaker 1: Had you been playing much in between? How did you
Speaker 1: structure the time off after the season then getting ready
Speaker 1: for summer? Um? Yeah. So the thing with the um
Speaker 1: Israelily that I was in there have a it's called
Speaker 1: the Russian rule. I guess, Um, they can only register
Speaker 1: I think it's five uh foreigners non Israeli's a game, um,
Speaker 1: and we had I think it was like nine. By
Speaker 1: the end of the season, we had nine, um you
Speaker 1: know foreigners. So oh eight foreigners. Sorry, So three of
Speaker 1: the three of the eight would have to sit um
Speaker 1: every game. UM, and and and towards the end of
Speaker 1: the season, the coach and then the front office made
Speaker 1: the decision to sit myself, UM, a couple other guys
Speaker 1: UM for like the remainder the remainder of the season.
Speaker 1: So it was like four three or four games back
Speaker 1: to back to back, UM towards the end where where
Speaker 1: we had to sit out. UM. You know, with with
Speaker 1: respect to them, you know, I would love to play,
Speaker 1: but they they made the decision and we came out
Speaker 1: with the win. We got the championships, so that was
Speaker 1: all it was all. UM, you know good But um. Yeah,
Speaker 1: like I said, I hadn't played an organized game and
Speaker 1: say tweaks and then after season ended, I came over, UM,
Speaker 1: took like five days off and then got back into
Speaker 1: the swing of things, working out and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: But organized basketball, yeah, I'd say it's like it's been
Speaker 1: a little bit over over a month. You were really
Speaker 1: involved with Maculbee tell Aviv. This past season started all
Speaker 1: but three the games you guys played. Hawd you think
Speaker 1: that season when what was the biggest thing you felt
Speaker 1: like you came away from the experience with, Uh, yeah,
Speaker 1: what was my first year you in your league. Prior
Speaker 1: to that, I had been in Serbia within the ABBA
Speaker 1: League and there in their Serbian domestic league. So for
Speaker 1: me going and playing your league for my first year,
Speaker 1: I felt I did pretty good. Um, you know, adjusting
Speaker 1: to the slower but more physical game. UM. I definitely
Speaker 1: have growth in that aspect um with my position wise
Speaker 1: into the power forward center. Uh. You know, physicality is
Speaker 1: always was always high on the list. Um, but that
Speaker 1: definitely helped that year. Maturity. Once again, being overseas away
Speaker 1: from everyone, you feel like you're kind of on your own.
Speaker 1: You're you're in a with your team. There's also guys
Speaker 1: that are there obviously by themselves, so you're not really
Speaker 1: you know, isolated, but but you're definitely He definitely puts
Speaker 1: you out there to where you have to become more independent. Um.
Speaker 1: You know, you kind of grow up in a sense
Speaker 1: on the court. You know, it helps. I was one
Speaker 1: of the youngest guys on the team, so me kind
Speaker 1: of biting off the older guys and the vets that
Speaker 1: had been in your league for seasons. UM, So it
Speaker 1: definitely definitely helped. Skill set wise. How were you able
Speaker 1: to focus on your development there? What was a structure
Speaker 1: that allowed you to work on your growth. Uh shooting, UM,
Speaker 1: you know the obviously my past couple of performances won't
Speaker 1: relay that, but I think I took a big leap
Speaker 1: in UM my shooting and just consistency. The the NBA
Speaker 1: line is longer, UM. And that's that's an adjustment phase,
Speaker 1: and that comes down to you know, your your kind
Speaker 1: of form and my form. And I've focused on a
Speaker 1: lot more load, getting my stance and and shooting. That's
Speaker 1: where where they're short those air boards and stuff come in. Um,
Speaker 1: it's just is based on my legs, um and and
Speaker 1: and I think that was a main focal point with
Speaker 1: me last season with Maccabi, was loading before I catched
Speaker 1: a ball and focusing on that consistency catching and shooting
Speaker 1: the same way every time. UM, and just just running
Speaker 1: the floor what I'd do activity defensively and just keeping
Speaker 1: that that will always be there, but just making sure
Speaker 1: that that is there and focusing on the offensive, the
Speaker 1: offensive side rather than the defense. One of the Americans
Speaker 1: in the roster had some seventy sixers ties pre Jackson. Yeah, yeah, yeah, Pierre,
Speaker 1: How was it developing chemistry with with that I feel
Speaker 1: like it seems like if you look back over the
Speaker 1: course of your time, well really your life, you've been
Speaker 1: a man on the move. I want to say, what
Speaker 1: going back to the middle of high school, it's been
Speaker 1: a constant move from one place to another, no doubt,
Speaker 1: no doubt. Um. Yes, I moved when I was like
Speaker 1: seventeen over from Australia to high school in Las Vegas. Here.
Speaker 1: Actually I fin they prep with a couple of guys I, um,
Speaker 1: a lot of people know now actually. And then um,
Speaker 1: I went to Brewster Academy with another group of guys
Speaker 1: that a lot of people would know now um. And
Speaker 1: then from from New Hampshire Booster Academy to UCLA, I
Speaker 1: spent my first year red shooting sick and year playing.
Speaker 1: So two years there and then after that went to
Speaker 1: back home for a little bit, and then from from
Speaker 1: home I went to Serbia. That was a good year
Speaker 1: for me, probably, I want to say, one of my
Speaker 1: best years playing wise. Um, we went through like three
Speaker 1: different I think it's three three or four different coaches. Um.
Speaker 1: It helped me mature because the language barrier was a
Speaker 1: major thing over there, so it helped me get patience,
Speaker 1: you know. I used to be very impatient, and having
Speaker 1: to take a step back and realize, you know, that
Speaker 1: it's a little different over here and adjusting to that
Speaker 1: helped um. So then yeah, then I was drafted thirty
Speaker 1: six by the Sixers. Uh Stash went to Macabtela Viv, Israel,
Speaker 1: and I'm here. You mentioned isolation a few minutes ago.
Speaker 1: Does that feeling is it ever something that you get
Speaker 1: used to, because even if you have a lot of experience, yeah,
Speaker 1: it's still that type of feeling. You know, Yeah, you
Speaker 1: do have You do have nights, uh, you know, days
Speaker 1: where it's like damn, you know, you check your phone
Speaker 1: and you see guys back home. When you see guys
Speaker 1: you know wherever you were um or come from, and
Speaker 1: then you see their you know, friends and family and
Speaker 1: stuff like that, and you kind of miss it. But
Speaker 1: but then you know, I also like to relay it
Speaker 1: back to that. You know, you kind of gotta flick
Speaker 1: that switch where it's like you got to get back
Speaker 1: to the reason why you're here. You know, what you
Speaker 1: came for, where you want to go. You know it
Speaker 1: might not be the the that might might not be
Speaker 1: their mindset. You know, they might not be trying to
Speaker 1: do what you're trying to do. So sometimes you gotta
Speaker 1: put yourself in different positions to to get where you
Speaker 1: want to be. As you said, over the course of
Speaker 1: your time in the sport, you've been surrounded by some
Speaker 1: pretty good players in addition to being a pretty good
Speaker 1: player yourself. So let's let's hit some of the names.
Speaker 1: At Finlay. Who was yeah Finlay actually I saw today,
Speaker 1: Kelly Kelly hubre Um he was one. Rashad Vaughan Um
Speaker 1: justin Jackson and he was just drafted by Orlando. A
Speaker 1: couple other guys in college now, sha Usset he's at
Speaker 1: Syracuse UM. Derek Thornton think he's at USC now UM
Speaker 1: then at Brewster Academy. Uh, DeVante Graham played rate to Kansas,
Speaker 1: was just drafted by the Hornets. Donovan Mitchell, I think
Speaker 1: about everyone over loved the world knows who Donovan is now. Um,
Speaker 1: Isaac Copeland he's still in college now in Nebraska. Jarrettarell
Speaker 1: Um he's over here. He's just had a two way actually, um,
Speaker 1: you know, congratulated to him. But yeah, So those are
Speaker 1: those are some some of the names. By being surrounded
Speaker 1: by such high caliber players and being one yourself. Does
Speaker 1: that almost in some ways, I feel like a lot
Speaker 1: of people say, well, you know, here's the first time
Speaker 1: that a guy might be playing UM NBA type basketball
Speaker 1: being surrounded by that type of talent. But I mean,
Speaker 1: You've been surrounded by good players your whole life. So
Speaker 1: does that help or how does that affect the transition? Yeah? Yeah,
Speaker 1: it definitely helps. Um. You know that that that that
Speaker 1: transition phase kind of hit me in my first two
Speaker 1: weeks coming from high school, coming from Aushea to to
Speaker 1: high school over here. Was that was that real transition
Speaker 1: phase from just different styles of play, UM, bigger, stronger,
Speaker 1: quicker guys. UM. So I think I'm past that transition,
Speaker 1: a whole transition fade. You know, I'm not here to
Speaker 1: really to make excuses about having played in the NBA
Speaker 1: and stuff like that. I have the upmost faith and
Speaker 1: confidence in my game, and I believe I could play
Speaker 1: in the NBA. And then, don't get me wrong, me
Speaker 1: being surrounded by the guys that are there now and
Speaker 1: I have been there before me my high school teammates
Speaker 1: definitely helped, you know that, Just that that mindset that
Speaker 1: would come in every day wanting to work and compete
Speaker 1: to get each other better, so that definitely helps you
Speaker 1: grow as as a player. I think the past couple
Speaker 1: of years, when the Sixers have brought in more and
Speaker 1: more international talent, people whether it's fans and even for myself,
Speaker 1: have become more familiar with just how big of a
Speaker 1: deal EuroLeague is and understanding what that whole scene is
Speaker 1: all about. And it was amazing that this year there
Speaker 1: was Luca don Chi all right, and he got the
Speaker 1: Rising Stars trophy again. But then there was yourself and
Speaker 1: Matthias la Sort who was part of the draft class
Speaker 1: in two thy seventeen that were right behind him in
Speaker 1: the player index. It was like crossing paths with those
Speaker 1: guys this year. Uh yeah, it was fun going up
Speaker 1: against the likes of Luca. Um. You know, Matthias is
Speaker 1: a familiar face. You know. Where we were saw off
Speaker 1: the quarter, it was you know, high good talk, but
Speaker 1: when we saw each other on the quarter, it was,
Speaker 1: you know, let's let's let's go against each other. Um.
Speaker 1: But yeah, like I said, my first time playing your league.
Speaker 1: Prior to that, I hadn't heard too much you know,
Speaker 1: everyone's goal growing up. I think maybe it might be
Speaker 1: different for a lot of Europeans. But my goal was
Speaker 1: to be in the NBA. So you don't really focus
Speaker 1: or you know, your focal point isn't really your league
Speaker 1: until it's like, all right, well that's an option, let's
Speaker 1: let's see what it's about. UM. And that kind of
Speaker 1: came to me maybe somewhere at the end of high school, UM,
Speaker 1: going into freshman year. A lot of people, me being Australian,
Speaker 1: a lot of people thought I might have just gone
Speaker 1: back home rather than go to college or go and
Speaker 1: play in Europe somewhere. So that's where the U League
Speaker 1: UM came came became, you know, a familiar talk with
Speaker 1: with me, UM. But then playing in it is a
Speaker 1: different story. You know, it's you don't really you kind
Speaker 1: of hear about the NBA, and then, like I said,
Speaker 1: you didn't really hear about your league, util your inner
Speaker 1: and realize that it's it's it is the second best
Speaker 1: league in the world for reason. Um. You know, it's
Speaker 1: different styles of play, but but the IQ and the
Speaker 1: experience and the players are definitely there, even though you
Speaker 1: might have been half a world away this past season.
Speaker 1: By going through your Twitter feed, it is evident that
Speaker 1: what was going on in Philadelphia, the seventy six ers
Speaker 1: and never too far from your mind. Here you get
Speaker 1: a little quote tweet for Marquel Folks coming back when
Speaker 1: the team made the playoffs. Just how closely? Where are
Speaker 1: you following the team and then being in another part
Speaker 1: of the world. How did you follow the team? Um?
Speaker 1: Well I was. I was following day to day. Uh.
Speaker 1: Like I said, my whole thing was was focusing on
Speaker 1: getting back to to here. Um. So I was always
Speaker 1: just watching, whether that's from my phone, Um, you know,
Speaker 1: waking up and looking at score, seeing stats, seeing highlights,
Speaker 1: or you know, staying up late nights when we have
Speaker 1: the day off to like four because that's when the
Speaker 1: games went over there the games were up to six thirty. Um,
Speaker 1: so if we had the day off the next day
Speaker 1: or whatnot, I would stay up and watch games. Um.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I had the NBA TV, so I was
Speaker 1: very watching, very closely. It almost sounds like this has
Speaker 1: been obviously a pretty great source of motivation to get back,
Speaker 1: no doubt here to this point, no doubt, no doubt.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah. What were your impressions to the team this year?
Speaker 1: I was impressed, Um, extremely impressed the team. Did they
Speaker 1: surprised me. I'm pretty sure they surprised a lot of people.
Speaker 1: I had no doubt what they could do. Um, it
Speaker 1: was just a matter of time when you know, the
Speaker 1: whole trust the process. When when when we were nearing
Speaker 1: the end or when the team's nearing the end of
Speaker 1: processing it. UM. I think this past season was a big,
Speaker 1: big step in that direction. UM, just looking at the speed,
Speaker 1: the way you know coach Brown just talks to his players,
Speaker 1: and then how the players feed off each other. The
Speaker 1: chemistry just looked fun. You know a lot of my
Speaker 1: teammates in Maccabee obviously, then you my situation coming over
Speaker 1: being stashed from from Philly will always you know, when
Speaker 1: I come to the locker room, they had seen some
Speaker 1: highlights where they had seen some um you know, some
Speaker 1: plays and like, yo, those game looks fun. You know
Speaker 1: that a couple of guys like Michael roll from my
Speaker 1: him and be like yo, like jj ready just he's
Speaker 1: just looking like crazy. You know, it just looks fun
Speaker 1: to play with a guy like that and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: So it was definitely fun to watch. UM. And then
Speaker 1: the stats came out about mileage, you know, how how
Speaker 1: many how many miles the team had run? Throughout the
Speaker 1: season and stuff like that. That definitely helped me looking
Speaker 1: at the way I play and that mobility and being
Speaker 1: able to run and stuff like that. So it's definitely exciting.
Speaker 1: Something is normal a part of everyday life as a
Speaker 1: FaceTime or a phone call. Yeah, that's something that we
Speaker 1: experienced with friends, family, just every single day. But to
Speaker 1: get something like that from Brett Brown this past year,
Speaker 1: how much does that help mentally keeping you alive? No,
Speaker 1: it definitely helps. Um and and And I don't know
Speaker 1: if he timed it correctly or what he did, but
Speaker 1: he called at the right times, um, throughout the season. Uh,
Speaker 1: and spoke to me just just put away from basketball,
Speaker 1: just how I'm doing, you know, a person to person,
Speaker 1: you know, human to human rather than coach the player. UM.
Speaker 1: And that was a good dubs you know, always uplifting
Speaker 1: and good conversation, especially a couple towards the end of
Speaker 1: the season where I think he might have got the
Speaker 1: feeling and a lot of players at that point because
Speaker 1: you re, league season is very long, UM, and Europe
Speaker 1: season starts very long. You league kind of ended early
Speaker 1: and then we still have our domestic league that goes
Speaker 1: until you know, mid June UM, and so a lot
Speaker 1: of players, you know, mentally start start seeing people back home,
Speaker 1: get home, and and and and the season drags out longer.
Speaker 1: And then in this past season, we had a you know,
Speaker 1: those discrepancy with the league announcing that it was over,
Speaker 1: a lot of guys mentally checked out then and then
Speaker 1: you know, two days later they're announcing us back on.
Speaker 1: So we gotta kind of get back into it. But
Speaker 1: ye know, the FaceTime definitely helped. Coach talked about, um,
Speaker 1: you know what I needed to do, um coming into
Speaker 1: this this season, um, coming into the training camp and
Speaker 1: stuff like that. Uh, focusing on, like I said, my
Speaker 1: consistent with my shot. It's old legs. Uh. He's talking
Speaker 1: about when it's short. You know what it is. It's
Speaker 1: it's pure legs. Just getting in and loading, uh, and
Speaker 1: just working on that consistency because that, you know, that
Speaker 1: will differentiate me from from a lot of players. And
Speaker 1: it's amazing because as I think of it, I mean,
Speaker 1: obviously he's the head coach of the team, so he
Speaker 1: knows what's going on, but he didn't coach me for
Speaker 1: a single second last year. It was the assistance. Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly. Um,
Speaker 1: Billy Lank coached me in Utah last year. UM, and
Speaker 1: so that was fun and and and coach was there,
Speaker 1: Coach Brown was there sidelines, and he'd put in his
Speaker 1: few words before and then after the games, UM, which
Speaker 1: which kind of helped going further. But yeah, now he
Speaker 1: from a coaching standpoint, he never really coached me. UM.
Speaker 1: But he said, you know, he knew when to speak
Speaker 1: and and and and then when not to and that
Speaker 1: the coaches kind of take their role. So, given your pedigrees,
Speaker 1: you and Ben Simmons cross paths on your way up,
Speaker 1: what did you expect from him this past season? And
Speaker 1: then what did you see from him? Uh? What I
Speaker 1: expected nothing, nothing better than what has happened. Um. You know,
Speaker 1: the Rookie of the Year is what I expected. I
Speaker 1: think I expected that when he got drafted and the
Speaker 1: situation played out to where he didn't get to play
Speaker 1: that season, and then coming in I knew that was
Speaker 1: another chip on his shoulder. You know, I think it
Speaker 1: kind of made it worse for the rookies this past year,
Speaker 1: him sitting out because I knew that that that would
Speaker 1: have fueled his fire. UM. So I expected, you know,
Speaker 1: nothing less than Rookie of the Year from him. There
Speaker 1: was no doubt doubt in my mind. So I gotta
Speaker 1: think it feels pretty good to be a basketball player
Speaker 1: of Australian heritage these days. I mean, it's it's amazing
Speaker 1: the movement that's been coming up. Yeah, no, it is.
Speaker 1: It is on the come up now. Yeah. I think
Speaker 1: you look back five years ago, it was kind of
Speaker 1: still plateauing um, but now it's kind of hit hit
Speaker 1: the ball, snowball effect is starting to go up. You
Speaker 1: got the Center Center of Excellence in Canberra. I think
Speaker 1: they got that NBA kind of thing. I don't know
Speaker 1: too much information. I've been back there in a while,
Speaker 1: but I've heard a lot of good things about that.
Speaker 1: It's I heard it's, you know, a big attraction for
Speaker 1: younger players. Wanted to go there and get that you know,
Speaker 1: exposure and get that development. On the Monday, to think
Speaker 1: Saturday basis practicing playing and going up against good competition.
Speaker 1: So it's definitely on the rise. You know, you see it.
Speaker 1: You see it within the league, you see it within Europe,
Speaker 1: you see it within guys. A lot of guys just
Speaker 1: being motivated, a lot of guys you know, our names
Speaker 1: you know, a lot of guys don't even know your
Speaker 1: Australia sometimes and then like yeah, yeah, rush and oh wow.
Speaker 1: You know. So it's it's definitely a good feeling. What's
Speaker 1: the goal for the rest of the time here in
Speaker 1: Las Vegas and what's the goal for the fall? I mean,
Speaker 1: the goal here is obviously to win as a team
Speaker 1: who get to some of the championship. UM, I'm gonna
Speaker 1: do what I can do, like I did last year.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna do what I can do. UM, you know,
Speaker 1: without most of my abilities to get that UM. I think,
Speaker 1: you know, like like we said earlier, it's still early
Speaker 1: early days. You know, it's two games in UM and
Speaker 1: then throwing us US three players in there didn't help. UM,
Speaker 1: But the chemistry will get there. You know. I have
Speaker 1: no dubts about that with with myself and with with
Speaker 1: the guys, and the team and coaches are doing great
Speaker 1: job with minutes wise and rotation wise. And I think
Speaker 1: today we went over a few things, simplifying things, just
Speaker 1: to just to take it back a step, to scare
Speaker 1: one and and and move forward from its. UM. I'm
Speaker 1: definitely excited for what's to come. Na Bold Great Senior
Speaker 1: thank you talking to me, Thanks so much. Thank you.
Speaker 1: Jonah Bolton his second season with his rights being owned
Speaker 1: by the seventy sixers. Who knows, but we will see
Speaker 1: him around this fall. Thanks to Jonah for taking the
Speaker 1: time to talk. Thank you especially for taking the time
Speaker 1: to listen. Summer League is indeed winding down, but we
Speaker 1: will still have some podcast coverage for you next week
Speaker 1: and then settle into perhaps a little bit more laid
Speaker 1: back and easy rest of summer schedule. But yeah, be
Speaker 1: on the lookout for something new next week. Join the
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