Speaker 1: This is the Philadelphia has seventy Sixers postgame show. If
Speaker 1: fed I can look about about Bronch free Zarcs is
Speaker 1: gonna turn and getting on Maddie Roll the Sixers postgame
Speaker 1: show right now on ninety seven five the Fonetic honestly
Speaker 1: think that you might be able to make the case
Speaker 1: that tonight we saw the seventy sixers most impressive win
Speaker 1: of the season, remarkable one oh four, one oh two
Speaker 1: over the Miami Heats. Brian Seltzer with you from Sixers
Speaker 1: dot com. Why so impressive tonight? Well, First of all,
Speaker 1: no All Star available Joel Embi did not play tonight.
Speaker 1: The Sixers fell behind by twenty four points early on
Speaker 1: in the third quarter, and on top of all that,
Speaker 1: this team going up against the Miami squad that, like itself,
Speaker 1: is jockeying for positioning for postseason play. The Sixers came
Speaker 1: into tonight trailing the Milwaukee Bucks by just a few
Speaker 1: games for fourth. The Heat were right on their heel,
Speaker 1: is just a half game behind, and by powering their
Speaker 1: way back in this one this evening, the Sixers create
Speaker 1: one and a half games worth of separation between themselves
Speaker 1: and the Heat. Great determination tremendous resiliency and so many
Speaker 1: guys stepping up with embiid not out there. Ben Simmons
Speaker 1: triple double, excellent tonight and powerful down the stretch eighteen points,
Speaker 1: a dozen rebounds, ten assists to go along with four steals.
Speaker 1: But let's get into guys like Dario's charge with nineteen points,
Speaker 1: eight rebounds and fantastic on the glass. JJ Reddick, Marco Bellanelli,
Speaker 1: Trevor Booker, Rashaun Holmes. Let's join Brett Brown right now
Speaker 1: in progress, a heck of a lot more enjoyable. In
Speaker 1: team is the word you want to hear. It was
Speaker 1: a team effort, a complete team effort double tonight. But
Speaker 1: what did you see from Ben on the defensive end
Speaker 1: in the second half, in particular loose balls, deflections, the
Speaker 1: ability to come up with stuff that you think is
Speaker 1: just not going to happen. All of a sudden, he
Speaker 1: just arrives with the ball. I was only reminded of
Speaker 1: his triple double about three steps before I opened the
Speaker 1: door to come out here, and he just sort of,
Speaker 1: you know, quietly in my eyes, quietly assumes statistics. You
Speaker 1: feel his presence, but not to the level when I
Speaker 1: look at the statue, you say, really like, you know,
Speaker 1: as eighteen, ten and twelve. Those are massive numbers in
Speaker 1: a close game, and in a game that we judge
Speaker 1: to be like a little bit of a mini playoff audition.
Speaker 1: They hanging around us, We're hanging around them, and so
Speaker 1: it's an important game, and in our eyes it was.
Speaker 1: And for Ben to produce those types of numbers and
Speaker 1: sort of just a very sort of deliberate way, um,
Speaker 1: and for me not to come in immediately noticing it,
Speaker 1: I think it speaks in a crazy way positives about
Speaker 1: Ben Simmons. You ever saying maturity of such a magna
Speaker 1: two someone so yeah, gets an experience, he has tremendous poise.
Speaker 1: It's the word that I always that always so easily
Speaker 1: comes out of my mouth when they say what do
Speaker 1: you think of Ben Simmons? Because, as I've said so
Speaker 1: many times, you know, you take a college for me
Speaker 1: and you make him an NBA point guard and you
Speaker 1: kind of say, good luck figured out lead a team
Speaker 1: in an unbelievable city. I mean, how about the crowd tonight?
Speaker 1: Just incredible and this is our eleventh win in a
Speaker 1: row here at home, and you feel every one of
Speaker 1: those voices and fans, and he's able to navigate that
Speaker 1: landscape flawlessly. He's not phased at all, and you know,
Speaker 1: he handles himself with a tremendous amount of grace and
Speaker 1: poise for being so young and especially sort of being
Speaker 1: responsible for what I think is the most difficult position
Speaker 1: in the NBA. A point guard hit a tin one footer.
Speaker 1: It's to night kind of weird with the violation that
Speaker 1: are being called back, But I mean, no matter how
Speaker 1: it goes in, because he see it go in and
Speaker 1: say all right, maybe I can maybe you know, he's
Speaker 1: had more pull ups over the past few games and
Speaker 1: has made some um maybe you know, ultimately we all
Speaker 1: get that's going to have to be part of his game. Uh,
Speaker 1: if we're lucky to get in the playoffs, you know,
Speaker 1: like the regular season, as we keep talking about, it's
Speaker 1: so different than the playoffs to go beat somebody four times,
Speaker 1: you know, scouting reports game and then the next game
Speaker 1: and then the next game. There are no tricks anymore,
Speaker 1: and weaknesses get exposed in a dramatic way incrementally, and
Speaker 1: so that part of Ben's game what we will continue
Speaker 1: to grow to the point you ask he's got the
Speaker 1: poison confidence to do it. He's not afraid of the
Speaker 1: moment and that shot that you just said, you know,
Speaker 1: we got a little bit lucky, but will will take it.
Speaker 1: Doubling them in rebounds without your well, I think if
Speaker 1: you looked at the tenacity of Trevor Book, Let's just go,
Speaker 1: you know there, then you can come over to uh
Speaker 1: to Rashawn. I think Ben, you know, with his rebounding,
Speaker 1: we needed every one of them. That the level of
Speaker 1: desperation that we needed to show to come back from
Speaker 1: that type of massive deficit. You just like were so
Speaker 1: a tune to like get finishing the play. I thought
Speaker 1: a defense was good, then we had to finish the play.
Speaker 1: I think that that was you look at the difference,
Speaker 1: you know, sixty to twenty nine is a big number,
Speaker 1: and we needed every one of them. Seventy Sixers head
Speaker 1: coach Bret Brown talking about the massive rebound disparity in
Speaker 1: tonight's game, and you'd think, you know, with a team
Speaker 1: like Miami, and it's full compliment, especially with the sun
Speaker 1: White side, that if anything would be inverted given the
Speaker 1: Sixers didn't have him be tonight, Well, Ben Simmons with
Speaker 1: a dozen boards Dario Schartz was tremendous in the early going,
Speaker 1: giving the Sixers key offensive rebounds, or Sean Holmes, Trevor
Speaker 1: Booker as well just the greatest, Brett Brown said. A
Speaker 1: terrific team win to head into the All Star Game
Speaker 1: break as the Sixers defeat the Miami Heat one oh four,
Speaker 1: one two. They trailed by as many as twenty four
Speaker 1: points early on in the third quarter. This the largest
Speaker 1: deficit overcome by the Sixers in a win since erasing
Speaker 1: a twenty four point margin as well, back in a
Speaker 1: November two thousand and eight win over the Indiana Pacers.
Speaker 1: Sixers are now thirty and twenty five on the ear.
Speaker 1: It's their first time at thirty wins before the All
Speaker 1: Star Break since that memorable two thousand, two thousand and
Speaker 1: one season. Ben Simmons a triple double. A whole lot
Speaker 1: more Sixers stepped up as well. We'll discuss with Tom McGinnis.
Speaker 1: Coming up next. There's the postgame showing the Sixers rate
Speaker 1: and network seventy Sixers in a very important Eastern Conference
Speaker 1: matchup with the Miami Heat tonight, A comeback win to
Speaker 1: remember for the Sixers one oh four, one oh two.
Speaker 1: Brian Seltzer with you from Sixers dot Com. Tom McGinnis
Speaker 1: had the game call. Ben Simmons triple double, Marco Belinelli
Speaker 1: fantastic with seventeen and his Sixers debut. Just it was
Speaker 1: a team win. Tom, you can go down as scharge, Reddick, Booker,
Speaker 1: Holmes really just very very good. Before we get to
Speaker 1: Tom's comments, we will keep you listening audience out there
Speaker 1: in suspense. We've got some legal bills to pay. In
Speaker 1: terms of a ten second id or on the Sixers
Speaker 1: Rader Network down the heats one oh four to one
Speaker 1: h two. Yes, there was a lot to go around.
Speaker 1: Let's start with this time the Sixers. They were down
Speaker 1: by twenty four sixty eight to forty four early in
Speaker 1: the third quarter, snap off a string of twelve straight points.
Speaker 1: Everyone was involved in that, and that was kind of emblematic.
Speaker 1: If had the Sixers got themselves back into this well,
Speaker 1: and that's the interesting thing. We'll get to that in
Speaker 1: a second. But when you trail by twenty four and
Speaker 1: get a twelve all run, it's still a double digit deficit,
Speaker 1: and that was a thing. They came back with another surge.
Speaker 1: But I thought Trevor Booker was huge and Bell and
Speaker 1: Ellie and JJ stepped up Dario and had a big
Speaker 1: part of that. I believe he had six or eight
Speaker 1: in a row. And Dario has been terrific. Simmons was
Speaker 1: fantastic throughout the game. And a point I made in
Speaker 1: an earlier portion of our post game, and that is
Speaker 1: Miami had more than half its point in the lane
Speaker 1: in the first half, thirty two points. They had sixty
Speaker 1: two points at halftime. They only had ten points in
Speaker 1: the paint in the second half. And now you're forcing
Speaker 1: a team that played last night a little bit to
Speaker 1: thick legged, if you will, didn't have the jump that
Speaker 1: they had early in the game, and now you're forcing
Speaker 1: them into long shots. And that played right into the
Speaker 1: sixers hand. And how about Bell and Ellie and Reddick.
Speaker 1: JJ struggled from the field but steps up and makes
Speaker 1: that huge shot down the stretch and Marco Bellonelli was seventeen.
Speaker 1: It just shows you both those players. You know, the
Speaker 1: Reddick shot, It's an old phrase. I don't know where
Speaker 1: it came from, but leaping leaner, that's exactly what Reddick
Speaker 1: shot was. And Bell and Ellie's got that shot as well.
Speaker 1: In other words, just enough to get it off, and
Speaker 1: they're accustomed to shooting difficult, well contested shots, and it
Speaker 1: was a huge factor in the game. Bellon Elli with
Speaker 1: eleven of his seventeen points off the bench in the
Speaker 1: fourth and final quarter, in which the Sixers shot fifty
Speaker 1: percent from the field. I mean this was a game
Speaker 1: time where from the outset, I mean count the different
Speaker 1: levels that you wanted to feel or maybe don't want
Speaker 1: to refeel, and Bead's absence, there were no real driving
Speaker 1: lanes for someone like Ben Simmons to get to Reddick.
Speaker 1: It was tough for him to shake free. The Sixers
Speaker 1: seemed out of sink and more than anything, there was
Speaker 1: just kind of a lack of energy in the building
Speaker 1: and their credit they found it and you know, Scharage
Speaker 1: in the mix getting involved and this is just the
Speaker 1: way they play. And I don't know, would you say,
Speaker 1: would it be far fetched? I kind of put out
Speaker 1: there on the old Twitter sphere. I kind of feel
Speaker 1: like this might be the most impressive win of the season,
Speaker 1: given the circumstances who they didn't have and some of
Speaker 1: the implications in the standing. Without question, it's certainly the
Speaker 1: most impressive, most recent great game because they've had a few.
Speaker 1: And to your point about Joel, it's so true. You know. Again,
Speaker 1: the Sixers started like four of nine from the field,
Speaker 1: not bad right in there to lead changes early on,
Speaker 1: but then Miami takes off and outscores of six Ers
Speaker 1: twenty nine to twenty. And it again the Sixers have
Speaker 1: played without m B but not of late, and it
Speaker 1: almost seemed like that. And again they practiced at times
Speaker 1: without them, but it seems like there was an adjustment
Speaker 1: and it was almost as we said, during the course
Speaker 1: of the calling, where's the offense going to come from?
Speaker 1: It was a real struggle, and then it was they
Speaker 1: flipped the script and came out with energy and jump
Speaker 1: and getting those handoffs out top in terms of getting
Speaker 1: Rennick and like I said, Bill and Ellie and Dario
Speaker 1: free and you know, like and now they're going to
Speaker 1: come back rested and trying to pick off or pick
Speaker 1: up where they left off. But most impressive and the
Speaker 1: fact that it came against a Miami team that's right
Speaker 1: on their heels that's gonna be in this mix. There's
Speaker 1: basically nine spot nine teams fighting for five spots, and
Speaker 1: the Sixers in Detroit and Miami and Washington, Milwaukee. They're
Speaker 1: all in that mix. Probably left out a team, but
Speaker 1: so to gain a victory like this against a really
Speaker 1: good opponent in Miami is huge and an exciting night.
Speaker 1: Brett Brown sighted the crowd. Man, it was unbelievable, great
Speaker 1: atmosphere here, there were I saw a couple people leave
Speaker 1: early and you know, like the sixers were flat. They
Speaker 1: don't hit the star player. But that's dismissing the fight,
Speaker 1: the spirit, the gumption, everything that this group is about,
Speaker 1: and they put that on display. And a great team
Speaker 1: victory here up and down the Nie with Rashawn and Booker.
Speaker 1: TJ didn't play as well as he did the other night, clearly,
Speaker 1: but he came in there with fight. He had a
Speaker 1: big jump shot over James Johnson, the blockouts, the steals.
Speaker 1: Just an exciting victory and need to be here at
Speaker 1: the center and very interesting here. Brett Brown called game
Speaker 1: like tonight something kind of like a mini playoff audition
Speaker 1: for the group, and man, today, stand up to the task.
Speaker 1: Twenty four one or two sixers over the heats after
Speaker 1: trailing by as many is twenty four points in the game.
Speaker 1: All right, Tom, here we are. The all Star break
Speaker 1: is here the Sixers have won thirty games. They haven't
Speaker 1: done that before the break since two thousand and two
Speaker 1: thousand one. And you, just from the Sixer standpoint, got
Speaker 1: to hope that they find a way to keep this
Speaker 1: momentum going in terms of how they measure these things.
Speaker 1: Still some vulnerable opponents, you would think on paper, on
Speaker 1: the schedule, on the horizon. But as we've seen, you
Speaker 1: know this ain't gonna becoming easy. But the Sixers, they
Speaker 1: have positioned themselves well to get to where they want
Speaker 1: to go. I like that phrase. Vulnerable opponents were trying
Speaker 1: to be trying to speak with diplomacy here on the
Speaker 1: post game, which is translated to say that games you
Speaker 1: should win. But and then your point is, but they're
Speaker 1: the Sixers have dropped some of those games. R See Brooklyn,
Speaker 1: see Chicago, see Phoenix. He's sick. So we know that.
Speaker 1: But they're playing well. And here's the thing, and this
Speaker 1: is so true in the NBA. When you're playing well,
Speaker 1: you can't wait to play again. There's a rhythm, there's
Speaker 1: a pep, there's a bounce, there's a knowledge that you're
Speaker 1: going to get it done. And the converse is true,
Speaker 1: and that is when things are going wrong, then it's
Speaker 1: almost like teams find ways to lose. They botch a turnover,
Speaker 1: they botch possessions and it goes the other way. But
Speaker 1: that's not how it's going right now. And the Sixers
Speaker 1: they have a confidence about themselves. They put in so
Speaker 1: much work. They've really look at the way the defense
Speaker 1: has improved throughout the season is going along. Now you
Speaker 1: add a new piece and a proof to night and
Speaker 1: he's going to be a valuable asset in Marco Bellinelli.
Speaker 1: He was just awesome here tonight. So no, it's going
Speaker 1: to be exciting and it's Brett Brown said pregame, this
Speaker 1: is when the fund start. This is the motto, the
Speaker 1: marketing slogan is this is why we play in the NBA. Well,
Speaker 1: here we go in the last two months with hopefully
Speaker 1: a playoff berth on the line. This is why they play.
Speaker 1: Enjoy about a weekend change, mister McGinnis, Thank you, Brian.
Speaker 1: One oh four, one oh two Sixers knock off the
Speaker 1: Miami Heat. Great important comeback win for the Sixers. We'll
Speaker 1: hear some of Tom's highlight calls. Are they very slanted
Speaker 1: focus on the second half and an exciting finish. Stay
Speaker 1: with us. It's the postgame showing the Sixers Rader Network
Speaker 1: Sixers and the Heat bunched up in the Eastern Conference
Speaker 1: standing Sixers trying to gain some separation and go five
Speaker 1: for five on this homestand heading into the All Star
Speaker 1: game break. Brian Seltzer with you from Sixers dot Com.
Speaker 1: Let's go through some of the highlights. We do have
Speaker 1: to take care of this in the form of chronology,
Speaker 1: so just because of that, we'll have to hit some
Speaker 1: stuff in the first and second quarters, neither of which
Speaker 1: were particularly memorable, but it was a good start for
Speaker 1: the Sixers tonight and the Sixers with a shot by
Speaker 1: Reddick fill good, but Booker puts it up at it
Speaker 1: He's salvages the opening quarter a little bit, indeed a
Speaker 1: little bit, a nice energy play from Tregor Booker, who
Speaker 1: would go on to have a very important role in
Speaker 1: tonight's game twenty nine twenty Heat in front after twelve
Speaker 1: minutes of play. Another guy who would prove to be
Speaker 1: very helpful down the road, not just in terms of
Speaker 1: tangible contributions, but his style of competition one Rashaun Holmes.
Speaker 1: This midway through the second quarter, Simmons the Dario three ball,
Speaker 1: oh inside of Rashawn and he jams it. You better
Speaker 1: get out of the way. Rashawn Holmes is gonna dunk it,
Speaker 1: and a great play by Dario. That's good to great.
Speaker 1: Sixers still trailing by thirteen at that juncture, but they
Speaker 1: would be down sixty two thirty nine at the half,
Speaker 1: their largest halftime deficit of the season, and it would
Speaker 1: balloon to twenty four points early on in the third,
Speaker 1: sixty eight to forty four, and then some things started
Speaker 1: to change. Dario Sharitch very spirited. You're Sharich for three.
Speaker 1: How about that? The Sixers have rattled off now eight
Speaker 1: in a row. Eric Spoelstra takes time. Sixers have cut
Speaker 1: into sixteen. Gotta start somewhere right And that was where
Speaker 1: for the Sixers, a twelve nothing run. But they would
Speaker 1: continue to get important contributions down the stretch of the
Speaker 1: third quarter. Ben Simmons started to come alive that much
Speaker 1: more too now Dario wide open, left side three ball,
Speaker 1: too hard, noe rebound foot back by Simmons, and that
Speaker 1: doesn't do that shot justice. He caught that miss with
Speaker 1: one hand and scored it. While admit are well and
Speaker 1: the bigger point was at that captured one of the
Speaker 1: huge themes of tonight Sixers tenacious on the glass. I mean,
Speaker 1: if you watch guys like Simmons and Sharitch and Booker,
Speaker 1: it was like when a shot went up, they were
Speaker 1: just making a bee line to the basket put back there.
Speaker 1: For Simmons, Sixers still had work to do. After three
Speaker 1: quarters of play, onto the fourth we go and napped.
Speaker 1: Is when the recently acquired Marco Bellanelli started to make
Speaker 1: a big imprint on tonight's game. JJ Rennick back out
Speaker 1: to Marco Bellanelli. Three boot in the air. It's good.
Speaker 1: Welcome to the new guy, Marco Belli. He's got nine.
Speaker 1: It's a five point game. Eighty one seventy six on
Speaker 1: the Sixers next two scoring possessions, they would both end
Speaker 1: in Marco Bellonelli threes that got the Sixers within four
Speaker 1: eighty six eighty two heats, still able to keep the
Speaker 1: Sixers at bay, even after a flurry from Trevor Booker
Speaker 1: to trim the deficit to one, but the Sixers, courtesy
Speaker 1: of Ben Simmons, would take a ninety two to ninety lead.
Speaker 1: Ben Simmons would make it then ninety four ninety two.
Speaker 1: After the heat tied it up, they would lock the
Speaker 1: score again at ninety four. JJ Reddick battling to get
Speaker 1: his shot throughout the game and he got a big
Speaker 1: one to go down here nine to shoot back to JJ.
Speaker 1: Three ball right side and a bucket is good. JJ
Speaker 1: Reddick is eleventh three point attempt. But that's huge. Under
Speaker 1: four minutes to go Simmons with the assists. He's got
Speaker 1: another triple double. That made it ninety seven ninety four,
Speaker 1: sixth triple double of the season for Ben Simmons. Sixers
Speaker 1: looking for some insurance, enter the new guy once again
Speaker 1: for Shawn done that. Simmons gets the rebound reddick to
Speaker 1: Marco Bellonelli on the drive Bellanelli in the lay up.
Speaker 1: Good Marco Bellonella, he can be loved in South Belay.
Speaker 1: The Sixers lead by six. I had a few more
Speaker 1: zip codes and territories and neighborhoods to territories of being
Speaker 1: beloved for Marco Bellonelli. After tonight that had a big play.
Speaker 1: Sixers hit their free throws in the closing seconds and
Speaker 1: they were able to stave off the heat one four
Speaker 1: one two. Dwyane Wade did get a pretty good look
Speaker 1: from up top just as game time was expiring, but
Speaker 1: it went off the mark no good and the Sixers survived.
Speaker 1: Six Ers shoot forty two and a half percent from
Speaker 1: the field, fifty percent even in the second half Heat
Speaker 1: forty five and a half percent from the floor, six
Speaker 1: Ers nine to thirty five from the perimeter, seven of
Speaker 1: those three pointers coming in the second half. The Heat
Speaker 1: were eleven of twenty seven. Sixers outscored by the Heat
Speaker 1: by four from the line, but so enormous for the
Speaker 1: Sixers in terms of their rebounds, sixty to twenty nine
Speaker 1: was the advantage on the boards Sixers plus twenty on
Speaker 1: the offensive glass. This is a night when Joel Embe
Speaker 1: didn't play and Hassan Whiteside did so. Impressive nineteen turnovers
Speaker 1: for the Sixers that did not help just eleven for
Speaker 1: the Heat. Sixers led by Dario scharch with nineteen points,
Speaker 1: five of twelve from the field, three of eight from three,
Speaker 1: six of six from the line. He also had eight
Speaker 1: rebounds and three assists. Ben Simmons eighteen points, twelve rebounds,
Speaker 1: ten assists, moving to third place all time in terms
Speaker 1: of rookie triple doubles. He trails Magic Johnson by one
Speaker 1: and Oscar Robertson by a considerable amount, but in modern
Speaker 1: NBA history, just historic stuff from Ben Simmons. Fourteen for
Speaker 1: JJ Reddick, who also had seven rebounds, five assists and
Speaker 1: again a big part of the Sixers rebounding efforts. Gotta
Speaker 1: go to the bench. Marco Bellonelli with seventeen seven to
Speaker 1: twelve from the field, three of five from outside the arc,
Speaker 1: nine points, nine rebounds, five offensive boards for Trevor Booker
Speaker 1: he got during the bell inside the postgame locker room
Speaker 1: for the Sixers tonight, and Rashaun Holmes summoned into extra
Speaker 1: duty twenty eight minutes to night with no Joel and
Speaker 1: Bdia eleven points and nine rebounds four these Sixers six
Speaker 1: league changes, four ties in a two hour, twenty five
Speaker 1: minute game. Seventy Sixers another sellout crowd, this one. Twenty thousand,
Speaker 1: four hundred ninety two twenty eight games played at home
Speaker 1: for the Sixers before the All Star Game break all
Speaker 1: were sellouts. Well done Sixers fans. Rett Brown given props
Speaker 1: to the crowd tonight. Should we scoreboard watch just a
Speaker 1: little bit in terms of some teams ahead of the
Speaker 1: seventy Sixers or near by them in the standings. Really
Speaker 1: only other one other game of note tonight, and that
Speaker 1: was Detroit hosting Atlanta Detroit one. Detroit is a game
Speaker 1: and a half out of eighth place in the East,
Speaker 1: but they do gain some ground on Miami by virtue
Speaker 1: of the Sixers win tonight. Sixers are now a game
Speaker 1: and a half in front of the Heat for seventh place.
Speaker 1: They trail Indiana by a game and a half and
Speaker 1: Milwaukee by game and a half for fifth place, and
Speaker 1: there are two games behind Washington for fourth place in
Speaker 1: the East and three and a half games out of third,
Speaker 1: which is held by Cleveland, but Cleveland looking good after
Speaker 1: the trade deadline. Divine givens very patiently standing by dial
Speaker 1: up six one sixty three two zero nine seventy five
Speaker 1: to get in touch with him. We gotta keep working
Speaker 1: on how to figure We gotta come up with some
Speaker 1: names for this postgame show for Divine, given we got
Speaker 1: to give him some space in there and some ownership
Speaker 1: of that spot. If I can interject and get on
Speaker 1: the soapbox for a bit. Big thanks to the guys
Speaker 1: back at the studio holding things down technically, Alan Yates
Speaker 1: and Tyler Zuli here on site. Marty Dickerson. Now for
Speaker 1: the radio voice the seventy six Ers, Tom McGinnis, Brian
Speaker 1: Seltzer saying so long for now, one final time. The
Speaker 1: final score, the Sixers in come back fashion erasing a
Speaker 1: twenty four point deficit, beat the Heat one oh four,
Speaker 1: one oh two. Have a great rest your Wednesday night,
Speaker 1: a great rest your all Star break. We'll talk to
Speaker 1: you on Thursday the twenty second, when the Sixers host
Speaker 1: the Bigger Pardon visit the Chicago Bulls to get the
Speaker 1: final third of the season rolling. Here's Devon right here
Speaker 1: in the Sixers Rader Network. Following the Sixers win, Tom
Speaker 1: McGinnis had a chance to catch up with one of
Speaker 1: the players afterwards. Thank you, Trevor. Tom McGinnis won a
Speaker 1: game here tonight. Your effort, your hustle, part of that
Speaker 1: big comeback, your thoughts as you pick up this win
Speaker 1: to night. Yeah, man, we all you know, we got
Speaker 1: down big early. We came in at half time, gave
Speaker 1: myself a little pep talk, it came out and took
Speaker 1: a half. You know, it really took it to him. Boy,
Speaker 1: You're I was just saying, like guys at this stage.
Speaker 1: Sometimes they have a foot on a chartered plane, but
Speaker 1: not you. Your your foot was firmly on the back
Speaker 1: of the heat. You just would not be denied. Oh no,
Speaker 1: not at all. You gotta take care of business first,
Speaker 1: and you know, and then you can go half some fun.
Speaker 1: But I'm definitely ready for my vacation. Now. Hey, do
Speaker 1: you think Marco, Bell and Ellie will help out it all? Oh?
Speaker 1: For sure. Oh man, this is gonna help us a lot. Well,
Speaker 1: you guys deserve a great break. Congratulations, great effort, Thanks
Speaker 1: for your time. Enjoy your break. Thank you. Trevor Booker
Speaker 1: out of Clemson University and a pride of South Carolina.
Speaker 1: One oh four, one oh two. The Sixers beat Miami
Speaker 1: back with postgame coverage including Brian Seltzer with his report
Speaker 1: and Brett Brown from outside the Sixers joyous locker room.
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