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Speaker 1: and analysis from the seventy sixers previous game. A tough
Speaker 1: end to a historic season for the seventy Sixers the
Speaker 1: one ten, one oh six loss to the Boston Celtics
Speaker 1: in the opening round of the Eastern Conference quarter Finals.
Speaker 1: Seventy six Ers swept in the series. I'm Brian Seltzer.
Speaker 1: It was a season that featured a near five month
Speaker 1: long hiatus. We got basketball back, but it was a
Speaker 1: premature end. I think a lot of seventy six Ers
Speaker 1: fans would certainly feel that way, as with the players
Speaker 1: and the team and the head coach here is Brett Brown.
Speaker 1: I guess with everything with the team up in the
Speaker 1: air right now, what do you look back on from
Speaker 1: the last seven years and you know, look fondly on
Speaker 1: and feel proud of. I mean, really, cal I have
Speaker 1: thought a lot about really the series. I hear your
Speaker 1: question right now. My thoughts are really with the game,
Speaker 1: you know, in the series that's just gone by, and
Speaker 1: that's really where my head is up. Okay, So do
Speaker 1: you feel at least like this game, the effort, the
Speaker 1: spirit that you guys had. Do you feel good about that, considering,
Speaker 1: you know, the three oz deficit and what you guys
Speaker 1: are facing. That you guys came out and competed today.
Speaker 1: I think for the most part we did. I feel
Speaker 1: like the game flipped went to Bias went out. You know,
Speaker 1: I think it was a two point game, three point
Speaker 1: game at that stage. I think that they went on
Speaker 1: what sixteen two run during that period, and at that moment,
Speaker 1: you know, the game changed. Up until that moment, I
Speaker 1: felt pretty good about what we were doing. Thank you, Brat,
Speaker 1: you welcome him. Serena is next. Hey, coach, you mentioned
Speaker 1: Tobias and obviously that was really tough to see him
Speaker 1: go down. But you know what does it says to
Speaker 1: have him come back into this game and fight through that,
Speaker 1: to be with this team at the end. I mean,
Speaker 1: it's what it's what we all have known him to be.
Speaker 1: He is. He has emerged to be a very consistent leader,
Speaker 1: Like all over the place. I feel like I've shared
Speaker 1: this and apologies if it's repetitive, but it's true. He's
Speaker 1: just high character. You know, he has got way out
Speaker 1: in front of all of the racial injustice platforms that
Speaker 1: we have discussed amongst ourselves as a team. His voice
Speaker 1: in a locker room, his voice on a bus, team meetings,
Speaker 1: team dinners, whatever him coming back, I would after he
Speaker 1: took a he took an incredibly hard fall. Uh did
Speaker 1: not surprise me when you look back on this series, coach,
Speaker 1: what is going to stick with you the most? I
Speaker 1: mean missing, missing Ben will resonate for a long time,
Speaker 1: especially given what he did to prepare himself to play
Speaker 1: in the series. Uh. The difficulty of guarding the Celtics wings. Uh,
Speaker 1: you know, you live every time you play them. They
Speaker 1: get so much firepower and you really need to have
Speaker 1: a stable of able you know, senior veteran type mentality,
Speaker 1: defend defensive players on a bunch of really good scorers
Speaker 1: and and you know I will think of that obviously.
Speaker 1: The way our season ended, uh uh is disappointing. Um,
Speaker 1: you can't obviously phrase it any other way, but really
Speaker 1: trying to guard those those uh those wings, hum was difficult.
Speaker 1: Keith Pompey will have the next question, and Al Horford
Speaker 1: is available on the locker Room screen right now for
Speaker 1: those who don't already know, But go ahead, Keith. You
Speaker 1: talked about today's game, But what really sticks out to
Speaker 1: you the most about this season, this whole entire season
Speaker 1: and and overall the whole seven years. I mean, you
Speaker 1: took the team from the process. I mean, I prefer
Speaker 1: just to talk about me from a historical perspective. We
Speaker 1: could talk for hours. Um. This season, to me, was
Speaker 1: riddled with with an amazing um abundance of injuries. I
Speaker 1: think this season was was a challenge trying to put people,
Speaker 1: you know, where they should have been placed. I liked
Speaker 1: where we ended up getting Ben off ball and the
Speaker 1: things that he did, you know, as a as a
Speaker 1: sort of four men like we all get, as an
Speaker 1: NBA All Star as a point guard. It shows his versatility.
Speaker 1: But in general, you know, ending with Ben's injury this year,
Speaker 1: you just really never felt like you jumped into a
Speaker 1: routine in a rhythm. And that's probably the thought that
Speaker 1: will linger the most. Seventy six coach Brett Brown the
Speaker 1: team with a tough finish to the season, a one ten,
Speaker 1: one oh six loss to the Boston Celtics, getting swept
Speaker 1: out of the first round of the playoffs. Listen, win, lose,
Speaker 1: rebuild taking a team of the playoffs. I personally think
Speaker 1: that Brett Brown speaks truths whenever he's in front of
Speaker 1: the media, speaking to reporters, talking to broadcasters. And that
Speaker 1: final statement to that last answer we heard, you feel
Speaker 1: like the team never was able to jump into a
Speaker 1: routine or rhythm before you get him into the reasons why.
Speaker 1: I think that sums up two nineteen two twenty pretty accurately.
Speaker 1: It just never felt that despite the individual talents of
Speaker 1: this team, what the Sixers showed at various stretches of
Speaker 1: the season, whether it was good or bad, it was
Speaker 1: always difficult and tough to figure out what exactly this
Speaker 1: team was supposed to be because there was a large
Speaker 1: amount of injuries, there were players who were taking on
Speaker 1: new positions. There was the constant challenge, as Brett Brown,
Speaker 1: I think accurately pointed out, of trying to get players
Speaker 1: to fit in certain spots and having a deal with
Speaker 1: all of that. It didn't come together in the end,
Speaker 1: it didn't. I think it was great to have some
Speaker 1: basketball back after what happened over the past five months
Speaker 1: in the world, everything to pandemic to social unrest. It
Speaker 1: was great to have the diversion of basketball. But for
Speaker 1: the seventy Sixers, as Brett Brown said, this season ends
Speaker 1: in disappointment with a four game sweep at the hands
Speaker 1: of the Boston Celtics. In the first round of the playoffs,
Speaker 1: Sixers lose one ten to one oh six. Boston went
Speaker 1: on a sixteen to two run after Tobias Harris went
Speaker 1: out with a really scary injury with two minutes forty
Speaker 1: seconds to go in the third quarter. Incredibly, Tobias came
Speaker 1: back to finish the game, but Boston was out for
Speaker 1: the kill strike at that point. Apologies if that doesn't
Speaker 1: come off the tongue all that politically correct or appropriately,
Speaker 1: but they were out for blood and they went for
Speaker 1: it and they hit the Sixers with a sixteen to
Speaker 1: two run at that point, the Sixers rolling down three,
Speaker 1: and they seized control of that game from there. The
Speaker 1: Sixers led by five at the end of the first quarter.
Speaker 1: They had their first halftime lead of the series at
Speaker 1: fifty eight fifty seven, but Boston, behind Kemba Walker, kept
Speaker 1: on coming and the seventy Sixers did not have enough
Speaker 1: in the end to fend off the Celtics and live
Speaker 1: to fight for another game. Walker led all scores with
Speaker 1: thirty two points. He got better and better each game
Speaker 1: in this series. He was eight to fifteen from the field,
Speaker 1: hit four three pointers, twelve thirteen from the free throw line.
Speaker 1: Joel Embiid paced the seventy six Ers with thirty points
Speaker 1: and ten rebounds. Tobias Harris had his best game, certainly
Speaker 1: showed an insane amount of toughness coming back into the
Speaker 1: game after a hard fall, and he hit his head
Speaker 1: on the court and suffered a cut on his eye,
Speaker 1: but he ended up with twenty points, five rebounds, hit
Speaker 1: two three pointers, thirteen points off the bench for Alec Burks.
Speaker 1: He was a great lightning in a bottle presence that
Speaker 1: I thought gave the seventy six ers some life. But
Speaker 1: all in all, Boston just too much talent, too much
Speaker 1: offensive potency in this game, as Jason Tatum ended up
Speaker 1: with twenty eight points and fifteen rebounds, Jayalen Brown with sixteen,
Speaker 1: and Boston ends up sweeping the seventy six Ers one
Speaker 1: ten to one oh six. We'll bring on Tom McGinnis now.
Speaker 1: Tom had the pleasure of calling this season once again.
Speaker 1: Twenty fifth season. So I think that in and of itself,
Speaker 1: Tom is an accomplishment to note. But this year the
Speaker 1: thing that I'm going to continue to think about, Like
Speaker 1: we heard Brett Brown say, there was just never an opportunity,
Speaker 1: it felt for the Sixers to get into a routine
Speaker 1: or rhythm for a bunch of different reasons. No, you're
Speaker 1: right when you consider like Josh Richardson in and out
Speaker 1: with two different hamstring injuries, and you know, Joel missed
Speaker 1: a bunch of games on and off, so and Tobias
Speaker 1: was steady as a rock, like he played in every game.
Speaker 1: I think he might arrested one at the very end,
Speaker 1: you know, for the purposes of resting at the end
Speaker 1: of the seating games. And then you know Ben missed
Speaker 1: some games obviously around that All Star break with the
Speaker 1: nerve impingement, so it's true. And then the whole lineup thing,
Speaker 1: it just never really got solved in terms of the
Speaker 1: spacing and how they were going to utilize Horford at
Speaker 1: the best of his abilities. So yeah, in the end,
Speaker 1: a tough season for the Sixers. You know, when you
Speaker 1: considered after getting the two years, this is the third
Speaker 1: year in a row they made the playoffs, and you
Speaker 1: know how it works in the NBA, where you you know,
Speaker 1: you get in, you get knocked out, you make an advancement,
Speaker 1: you get knocked out, and that that type of seasoning.
Speaker 1: Hopefully and in years pat history shows that then a
Speaker 1: team makes a run and you were hoping this year
Speaker 1: would be it, and then obviously this has been a
Speaker 1: wholly different year. But once he got down in the bubble,
Speaker 1: all things were fair and equal other than Ben Simmons
Speaker 1: got hurt, you know, so in terms of it wasn't
Speaker 1: the home versus the road or anything like that. So
Speaker 1: in the end, you know, it's it's a knockout for
Speaker 1: the Sixers and a very difficult deal just because now
Speaker 1: you're you know, as I say, like in terms of
Speaker 1: this playoff hierarchy and getting back now you're you're kind
Speaker 1: of back at square one. You get back into the
Speaker 1: playoffs and you got to build it. And that's the
Speaker 1: whole thing. Like this group is one two playoff series,
Speaker 1: but they haven't like by NBA standard, they've had fifty
Speaker 1: win seasons and they were probably headed this way again.
Speaker 1: But by NBA standards, you know, like you haven't accomplished
Speaker 1: anything until you win the championship, and even when you
Speaker 1: win the championship, when you come back, you're back at
Speaker 1: square one. You've got something to build on, but everybody's
Speaker 1: coming at you. So that's my point, like this group
Speaker 1: has got to has got to come in with a
Speaker 1: chip on its shoulder and hopefully this will will be
Speaker 1: the stimulus or momentum in that regard. And just it's
Speaker 1: it's not an easy league. This is a very tough league.
Speaker 1: And in the Sixers felt the brunt of that Boston
Speaker 1: ball club and they were really good. I mean, when
Speaker 1: you watch the first game, I felt like there was
Speaker 1: a pathway to victory for the Sixers, but then you know,
Speaker 1: the turnovers hurt them in that game. The second game,
Speaker 1: the middle two quarters were the you know, the spelling
Speaker 1: or ended up being the difference. Obviously, Game three the
Speaker 1: ten o run, and then today, as you say, a
Speaker 1: sixteen to two run. Even when it was seventy seven
Speaker 1: seventy seven, you weren't feeling completely confident that the Sixers
Speaker 1: could pull it off, and in the end they didn't
Speaker 1: and they got swept, Sixers losing Game four one ten
Speaker 1: to one oh six. Specific to this series, Tim the
Speaker 1: Celtics What were some of your takeaways about what they
Speaker 1: were able to do. I know that you talked about
Speaker 1: the three points, shooting a lot. We understand the individual
Speaker 1: talent they have because this is a team in Boston
Speaker 1: that you know, this is not a pleasant truth, but
Speaker 1: they probably aren't going away for a while. No, And
Speaker 1: you know so, as coach Brown noted, it's their wings,
Speaker 1: Brown and Tatum and Tatum ended up, you know, after
Speaker 1: a bit of a slugger start with twenty eight points
Speaker 1: and then Walker and Walker got back to the All
Speaker 1: Star the the incredible player that he is. He dominated
Speaker 1: and again this league is predicated the most dominant play.
Speaker 1: You know, what I'm gonna say is middle pick and
Speaker 1: roll one five and the Sixers don't have that. They
Speaker 1: don't have that at the level that some of these
Speaker 1: other teams have that with a duo, they can consistently
Speaker 1: do that and pound people with that. In Boston with
Speaker 1: Walker coming off those high screens, he's very good at that.
Speaker 1: I mean, he puts so much pressure on your defense.
Speaker 1: They space shout and they got those wing players that
Speaker 1: can also slash and drive and shoot. Two in Brown
Speaker 1: and Tatum, and you know, you got to give Danny
Speaker 1: Ainge credit like he's got he picked those guys. Nobody
Speaker 1: was thinking Jalen Brown would be the third pick. And Tatum,
Speaker 1: you know, like is obviously turning into a superstar. And
Speaker 1: now they got Walkers, so you're right, they're they're gonna
Speaker 1: be present, you know. And it's obviously the biggest rival
Speaker 1: alone with New York for the Sixers, and it's it's
Speaker 1: gonna be difficult. Boston is there, but um and oh
Speaker 1: in Toronto, I forgot about the Raptors at least, and
Speaker 1: in this division all those teams, So yeah, it's gonna
Speaker 1: be it's gonna be tough, a very hard series for
Speaker 1: the Sixers. And I don't think anybody expected a four
Speaker 1: oh sweep, that's for sure. Series that came to an
Speaker 1: end with a one ten, one h six defeat. Tommy
Speaker 1: usually keep you on this segment for three questions, slash prompts,
Speaker 1: slash thoughts, any final thoughts as we wrap things up
Speaker 1: now finally informally for twenty nineteen twenty. Now, I mean,
Speaker 1: like you say it was great to have basketball back,
Speaker 1: I mean you go back into March and April and
Speaker 1: and look, you know, our country's not through this thing.
Speaker 1: Yet I mean, this is still ongoing. So it was
Speaker 1: incredible that the Sixers were able to play and that
Speaker 1: the NBA pulled this off into how they're doing it.
Speaker 1: The basketball has been terrific and so in a small way,
Speaker 1: it kind of puts in perspective the fact that this
Speaker 1: six or season has ended, and it was very frustrating,
Speaker 1: but it is, after all, basketball. I mean, this is uh,
Speaker 1: we all put a lot into this, but it's entertainment.
Speaker 1: It's sports entertainment, and it's professional and there's a lot
Speaker 1: of money involved and a lot of vested interests. But
Speaker 1: everything will be okay, and the six Ers are going
Speaker 1: to come back and get ready and Lord willing, at
Speaker 1: some point, you know down the road, there'll be people
Speaker 1: here in this building and it'll be it'll be exciting
Speaker 1: as ever and you you know, you get back and
Speaker 1: there's there's some there's a lot of talent on hand here,
Speaker 1: a lot extremely gifted basketball players, and everything will you know,
Speaker 1: will begin anew when it starts, whether that is at
Speaker 1: the end of this calendar year or beyond, who's to say,
Speaker 1: but Brian, I appreciate your time, and everything's going to
Speaker 1: work out, okay. Amen, to that. Thank you, Tom McGinnis,
Speaker 1: twenty five seasons, incredible milestone. Can't wait to hear from
Speaker 1: you next in the faller winner or whenever that may
Speaker 1: be right, all right, Brian, thank you good. Have to
Speaker 1: let us now get to some of the highlights from it.
Speaker 1: Today's game. Seventy Sixers needed a determined effort from the jump.
Speaker 1: You would have thought to try and stave off elimination.
Speaker 1: It was a tight, physical game in the early going.
Speaker 1: Philadelphia down by two. Harris well left hand lamp up
Speaker 1: and Good got by the initial defender and went over
Speaker 1: Cantor and the field goal. That is good and Boston
Speaker 1: will take time. Harris now with five in the game,
Speaker 1: twenty two all the score, and the Sixers did a
Speaker 1: lot by getting to the free throw line in the
Speaker 1: first quarter. They were fourteen of nineteen from the stripe
Speaker 1: in the first while Josh Richardson himself was eight for
Speaker 1: nine for the free throw line. That health. The seventy
Speaker 1: Sixers established a thirty two twenty seven lead after twelve
Speaker 1: minutes of play. In the second quarter, the seventy Sixers
Speaker 1: and Celtics kept going back and forth, back and forth.
Speaker 1: Alec Burks was a bit off in games two and three,
Speaker 1: but in Game four he was locked in out top.
Speaker 1: It's Alec Burks against Tye trying to get him to
Speaker 1: back up Buyers for three, and that's good. Burks an
Speaker 1: offensive machine. He's like the microwave out there. Oh flashes
Speaker 1: a Bittie Johnson. He's got eleven rising for three, four
Speaker 1: threes now for the Sixers, and it's a fifty one
Speaker 1: forty nine Sixers lead. Burks is a bucket getner, and
Speaker 1: it was really nice to see Tobias Harris to get
Speaker 1: some three pointers to fall in this game as well.
Speaker 1: Cross courts, skip the Richardson, they go to Harris for
Speaker 1: three and that's good. So effective pass out of the trap,
Speaker 1: the extra pass, and then the three. That's how it's done.
Speaker 1: Harris with his second three in the game, get Richardson
Speaker 1: credit as well. Philadelphia now five threes. They lead by five,
Speaker 1: and the Sixers would lead by one fifty eight fifty
Speaker 1: seven going into the halftime break. It was the first
Speaker 1: time they lent an intermission in this series. In the
Speaker 1: third quarter of the Boston Celtics Wings continued to put
Speaker 1: the pressure on and the Celtics were able to go
Speaker 1: on a bit of a spurt to seize control on
Speaker 1: the scoreboard. Part of helping the seventy sixers stay close.
Speaker 1: Joel embiid Boston by four sixers. Gotta be careful here,
Speaker 1: they gotta heat close it be with it trying to
Speaker 1: grow at the foul no whistle, but he continues on
Speaker 1: to make an off balance shot started to the right
Speaker 1: of little lane and get to ten footer. It beat
Speaker 1: with thirteen six who was back on the board, but
Speaker 1: down two sixty sixty four was the score that man.
Speaker 1: Alec Burks came up big again down the stretch of
Speaker 1: the third. Now Alec Burks against Brown, Burks making the
Speaker 1: move quick off the dribble, off off the glass and
Speaker 1: in he shoots that ball on the way up. Sometimes
Speaker 1: he catches the defender a little bit to off balance
Speaker 1: and Burkes now six up eleven thirteen points and we're
Speaker 1: gonna get a time out taken by Boston, tied at
Speaker 1: seventy seven. Moments later, following that time out, Tobias Harris
Speaker 1: goes down and heap hit his head really hard on
Speaker 1: the floor. It was pretty scary if you listen to
Speaker 1: it or you saw it. Ultimately, Tobias Harris would come
Speaker 1: back in the game, but the Celtics completed a twelve
Speaker 1: nothing run to end the third quarter. They led eighty
Speaker 1: nine seventy seven after three. They went on a sixteen
Speaker 1: to two run overall following the Tobias Harris injury, and
Speaker 1: while they were able to gain separation from the seventy
Speaker 1: Sixers and put the Sixers right on the brink of elimination,
Speaker 1: it was really nice to see Tobias Harris at least
Speaker 1: get back out on the court and help the seventy
Speaker 1: Sixers try and stay in it. In the final quarter,
Speaker 1: here comes Tobias Harris. Incredible that he's back in the game.
Speaker 1: Steph backshot from fifteen is good. He's got his eighteenth
Speaker 1: point in the game and he makes it one oh
Speaker 1: four ninety two with three thirty five to go. But
Speaker 1: not enough time left for Tobias Harris or the seventy
Speaker 1: Sixers on this season. As Boston completes the sweep with
Speaker 1: the one ten, one oh six victory. Seventy Sixers had
Speaker 1: offensive struggles throughout the series. They shot forty two and
Speaker 1: a half percent from the field in this one. Today
Speaker 1: Boston forty six and a half percent Sixers nine of
Speaker 1: thirty four from outside the arc. That equates to twenty
Speaker 1: six and a half percent. Another game of struggles from
Speaker 1: the perimeter for the Sixers, while Boston knocked down a
Speaker 1: dozen three pointers. The Sixers were okay from the free
Speaker 1: throw line. They got there a lot, especially early. They
Speaker 1: were twenty seven to thirty four for seventy nine and
Speaker 1: a half percent. Boston was at seventy six percent, where
Speaker 1: they were twenty two of twenty nine from the line.
Speaker 1: Sixers minus three on the glass, minus two on the
Speaker 1: offensive glass. Offensive rebound was a big theme in this series,
Speaker 1: an area that the Celtics were able to control. Sixers
Speaker 1: committed eight turnovers to Boston's fifteen. The seventy Sixers outscored
Speaker 1: Boston twenty one to ten in points off turnovers, though
Speaker 1: Boston had the edge ten to two on the break
Speaker 1: Transition scoring on offense was a key area for the
Speaker 1: Celtics and sweeping the Sixers in this first round series.
Speaker 1: Kemba Walker led all scores with thirty two points. He
Speaker 1: was eight to fifteen from the field, twelve of thirteen
Speaker 1: from the line. Jason Tatum another magnificent performance twenty eight
Speaker 1: points fifteen rebounds, ten of eighteen from the field, two
Speaker 1: of five from three point territory, six of ten from
Speaker 1: the line Joel Embiid He was the first seventy Sixer
Speaker 1: ever in the postseason, Albeit this was a short run
Speaker 1: for the Sixers to post an average of thirty and ten.
Speaker 1: He finished with thirty and ten on the nose and
Speaker 1: both points and rebounds today twenty points five rebounds for
Speaker 1: Tobias Harris, fourteen apiece for Josh Richardson, and shake Milton
Speaker 1: alec Burks with thirteen points off the bench and a
Speaker 1: dozen points and ten rebounds for Al Horford. Seventy Sixers
Speaker 1: now head into an offseason where they're going to try
Speaker 1: and figure things out and try and figure out answers
Speaker 1: to how they can get back in the conversation in
Speaker 1: the Eastern Conference picture. The last two years they made
Speaker 1: it to the second round, and this season obviously did
Speaker 1: not go their way. I think everyone can agree injuries, inconsistencies,
Speaker 1: personnel trying to figure it all out. That was part
Speaker 1: of what the seventy Sixers had to battle this year.
Speaker 1: Through it all, they weathered a hiatus that lasted roughly
Speaker 1: four months before they could get back together went down
Speaker 1: to a bubble situation for six weeks. I'm not sure
Speaker 1: if anyone can underestimate what type of circumstances that brings on,
Speaker 1: and they still were able to play some basketball, And
Speaker 1: for me personally, I'm not asking this if anyone else.
Speaker 1: I thought, in the big picture of things, it was
Speaker 1: awesome to see seventy six ers basketball being played again
Speaker 1: this year after what happened in the middle of March
Speaker 1: and the NBA season having to go into suspension following
Speaker 1: the coronavirus outbreak here in the United States. So it
Speaker 1: is disappointing for sure, no one's not saying that, but
Speaker 1: it was nice to have a little bit of a
Speaker 1: diversion from everything that was going on in the world
Speaker 1: with some basketball. In terms of the big picture, some
Speaker 1: people to thank on the technical side of things at
Speaker 1: our flagship ninety seven five to the fanatic, I hope
Speaker 1: I don't miss anyone from this list. Dylan McKinnon, Josh Rabeck,
Speaker 1: nat Marlowe, Pat Egan awesome helping out throughout this season.
Speaker 1: Papa Carl Namoli limited duty fatherhood this year, but hey,
Speaker 1: we got him back and he helped steady our ship
Speaker 1: on the technical side, Tyler Zuli was awesome behind the
Speaker 1: controls for most of our games this season. Huge thanks
Speaker 1: to Marty Dickerson, the man behind the board, engineering games
Speaker 1: once again. The seventy six Ers Radio network for a
Speaker 1: fifteenth year. Rodney Bird and Rob Grossman somehow figured out
Speaker 1: how to get these games on the air from the
Speaker 1: Center after the pandemic in a brand new, unprecedented setup,
Speaker 1: So shout out to them. Tom mcguinnis is the best
Speaker 1: due to work with. We are lucky to have him.
Speaker 1: It was a blast. My name is Brian Seltzer. Very
Speaker 1: fortunate to be able to speak with you on a
Speaker 1: regular basis throughout the year. Hopefully it's not too long
Speaker 1: before we do it again. You've been listening to Rewind.
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Speaker 1: seventy six Ers game this season.