Speaker 1: Crazy game Bucks Win at one eighteen one ten in Milwaukee.
Speaker 1: Brian celt with you from sixers dot com. Let's join
Speaker 1: Brett Brandon progress. I do look at it as a
Speaker 1: way to help sell what we have been saying in
Speaker 1: regards to how teams have a chance to bother us
Speaker 1: and and we have answers for that for that strategy,
Speaker 1: will you guys learn just to talk. We have a
Speaker 1: team that needs to free each other up. We don't
Speaker 1: have somebody. We're just gonna give it to Giannis and
Speaker 1: he's gonna dance, So bloodsone. He's gonna dance. So watch Jabari.
Speaker 1: You know, Iso want a wing or Middleton? I want
Speaker 1: a wing. That's not who we are. Whatever we do,
Speaker 1: we have to get done as a team. We have
Speaker 1: to have violent cuts, we have to have adult screens,
Speaker 1: and we have to cut to meet him. Joel is
Speaker 1: the only real like let's give it to Joel and
Speaker 1: let him go to work and type of guy other
Speaker 1: than that. And so you need body movement and team movement.
Speaker 1: That's why we leave the end. BA passes we were
Speaker 1: second and assist percentages. Somebody told me today Ben Simmons
Speaker 1: passes more than any play in the NBA and the
Speaker 1: past is king and so if if if you allow
Speaker 1: people to crawl into you with you know, no punishment,
Speaker 1: you know they can create that type of pressure and
Speaker 1: twenty six turnovers and uh, it's the same way with
Speaker 1: our defense. You know, you're not just going to roll
Speaker 1: up five stoppers. That's not who we are. We need
Speaker 1: team defense, we need team accountability. Everything is team with us,
Speaker 1: and that's where we've been good. We really have a
Speaker 1: close knit group. But uh, you know, twenty six turnovers,
Speaker 1: which where this story started, is born out of those
Speaker 1: types of things. Yeah. Yeah, I mean we were in
Speaker 1: the bonus with eleven minutes left and you know, trying
Speaker 1: to maybe overdose Post and Joel, you know, they turned
Speaker 1: him over. We kind to slow down, We tried to
Speaker 1: play downhill and you know, take advantage of that period
Speaker 1: of time. But you know it was to know sort
Speaker 1: of benefit because of the nine turnovers in the third period,
Speaker 1: and you know, like you just can't win. It's impossible
Speaker 1: to win, and lately we've been doing a good job.
Speaker 1: Tonight wasn't one of those nights since that one in night.
Speaker 1: This was a bad night for your reserves. I mean
Speaker 1: because it seems like in the first quarter you took
Speaker 1: Ben and Dario out and then things fell apart, and
Speaker 1: then there was a point where Joe wasn't in there
Speaker 1: it had been and dartl in there with some reserves
Speaker 1: and things fell apart. I think it felt like that
Speaker 1: in the stats would say that I give Milwaukee way
Speaker 1: more credit than I look at the reserves. I think
Speaker 1: that if we're all, you know, sort of fair and reasonable,
Speaker 1: you look at this game and like they're desperate. They
Speaker 1: lost four in a row, and they're a good team,
Speaker 1: and we needed to fight for forty eight minutes and
Speaker 1: we couldn't. We had two runs where we got up,
Speaker 1: you know, like in the first period of the third period,
Speaker 1: as we've just said, and there's some great basketball and
Speaker 1: great defense going on, and then you know, you blink
Speaker 1: and you get hit in the mouth and they take off.
Speaker 1: They take off with thoroughbreds, and they punished us in
Speaker 1: Giannis was great. I thought that Jabari came in and really,
Speaker 1: you know, we didn't have much many answers for him,
Speaker 1: and I give Milwaukee credit. As Brett Brown said, Jannis
Speaker 1: and a Kumpo did dance tonight. It was like the
Speaker 1: dance of a Havoc reaker thirty five points, nine rebounds,
Speaker 1: seven assists and two steals tonight, and he was big
Speaker 1: at the turning point of this game that was arguably
Speaker 1: the most dramatic when, as it was mentioned in the
Speaker 1: postgame press conference, the Bucks rattled off twenty one points
Speaker 1: in a row over the final six minutes thirty two
Speaker 1: seconds of the third quarter, and an Acumpo with twelve
Speaker 1: points during that stretch. He factored in two more on
Speaker 1: an assist, and that turned the game around. The Sixers
Speaker 1: were leading by fourteen and all of a sudden, by
Speaker 1: the end of the third they were down seven ninety
Speaker 1: three to eighty six. This game, it's like it leaves
Speaker 1: you with whiplash the way the swings were put together
Speaker 1: at breakneck speed, so dramatically. The Sixers were leading forty
Speaker 1: three thirty one after one. They held leads of twenty
Speaker 1: points at thirty three, fourteen, and ten nothing going in
Speaker 1: reverse order in that first quarter. They were also up
Speaker 1: seventy two sixty at the half and were able to
Speaker 1: widen the gap backup to nineteen points less than two
Speaker 1: minutes into the third quarter. But after that the turnovers
Speaker 1: really began to pile up as Brett Brown talked about,
Speaker 1: and Milwaukee was there to capitalize twenty six turnovers committed
Speaker 1: by the seventy Sixers in tonight's game that led to
Speaker 1: thirty six Bucks points one eighteen one ten the final score.
Speaker 1: Sixers denied a chance to move into fifth place in
Speaker 1: the Eastern Conference endings instead as a result of tonight's lost,
Speaker 1: their record is thirty four and twenty eight, while Milwaukee
Speaker 1: moves to within a half game in terms of percentage
Speaker 1: points of the Sixers improving the thirty four and twenty nine.
Speaker 1: Tom McGinnis is up next. It's the postgame showing the
Speaker 1: Sixers Radio Network. Seventy Sixers got out to an outrageous
Speaker 1: start in tonight's important Eastern Conference matchup. In the end,
Speaker 1: the Bucks turned the tables with a massive third quarter
Speaker 1: one eighteen one ten the final score. Brian Seltzer with
Speaker 1: you from Sixers dot Com. We'll get to Tom McGinnis
Speaker 1: in oh about ten seconds time. Now for the top
Speaker 1: of the hour station idea on the Sixers Radio Network,
Speaker 1: see home for the Philadelphia Flyers and the Philadelphia seventy
Speaker 1: six ninety seven five. The financial up and Burlington's Ladelf
Speaker 1: broadcasting from the Xfinity Studio only from Comcast. A tough
Speaker 1: one to reconcile tonight, a mister McGinnis. It started so great,
Speaker 1: and then the Bucks very opportunistic making the Sixers pay
Speaker 1: for those turnovers, especially come the middle of the third quarter,
Speaker 1: right and just listening to coach real quickly there, that's right.
Speaker 1: I mean I literally forgot about this. But the Bucks
Speaker 1: they picked up those four fouls in the opening forty
Speaker 1: three seconds of the third and then fouled shortly thereafter,
Speaker 1: and the Sixers were in the bonuses. He seven eleven
Speaker 1: minutes to go, so they were trying to get the
Speaker 1: ball down low, and you know, I think they might
Speaker 1: have gotten a little out of sync right there. But
Speaker 1: before we joined Coach Brown's postgame press conference, the first
Speaker 1: thing he said, it starts and ends with the turnovers.
Speaker 1: And he put forth the numbers and he said, and
Speaker 1: that's it. Should I pull a pop and call it
Speaker 1: as that, and it's a no no, And he went
Speaker 1: on and again he's so generous with his time and
Speaker 1: so excellent in his analysis because it has to hurt
Speaker 1: because the Sixers. This was another you know, we said
Speaker 1: so many times over the course of the last few weeks.
Speaker 1: But huge game, and they had Milwaukee on the ropes,
Speaker 1: but they came out flying with haymakers. And I would
Speaker 1: almost say this like the Sixers start and how dominant
Speaker 1: they were early. I didn't want to say because I
Speaker 1: want to put the whammy on the Sixers if that
Speaker 1: would ever matter. But like I think Milwaukee thought, man,
Speaker 1: we better get going here. It's ten to nothing. They're
Speaker 1: up twenty later, Like I think that almost ratcheted up
Speaker 1: and how could it not their intensity and they came
Speaker 1: flying around and then so both teams scored the same
Speaker 1: amount of points in the second, so it was twelve
Speaker 1: at the end of three, and as Brett Brown said,
Speaker 1: then they built up the lead again and then a
Speaker 1: Denna Kompo just started making every play at both ends
Speaker 1: of the floor, whether it was doubling down and forcing
Speaker 1: to turn over and beat and coming down and making
Speaker 1: a play at the basket or setting up one of
Speaker 1: his teammates. He just put his imprint at both ends
Speaker 1: of the floor. An amazing display, incredible drive and excellence
Speaker 1: at his skill set and that determination. He's their leader.
Speaker 1: He helped them put them over the top of this
Speaker 1: was a wild game that ends up with Milwaukee winning
Speaker 1: by eight thirty five, nine and seven for Kumpo. I mean,
Speaker 1: it seemed like Tom the Sixers tried to do a
Speaker 1: lot of different things on him defensively, between switching early
Speaker 1: on Simmons and Covington, Bell and Ellie even it seemed
Speaker 1: like gotten the act. There was help, there was double teams.
Speaker 1: But like when he gets out in open court, which
Speaker 1: was what he was able to do down the stretch
Speaker 1: of the third, that seems to be where there's really
Speaker 1: he's so good, it's so tough to stop him in
Speaker 1: those situations. Well, his length and athleticism, not unlike Simmons,
Speaker 1: is what makes him so great in that areas because
Speaker 1: he shoots like okay, like the medium range shot is
Speaker 1: much better than his three. He does not seem to
Speaker 1: put a lot of arc on his shots. And here
Speaker 1: comes Prett Brown. This group that I mentioned from Philadelphia's
Speaker 1: over one hundred people, and they are standing. They've they've
Speaker 1: now come to the lower Bowl and they are all
Speaker 1: on their feet and coach Brown who went over and
Speaker 1: greeted some certainly friends of his, And now Coach Brown
Speaker 1: is coming over to talk to them. This is really unique.
Speaker 1: It happened a couple of years ago when the Sixers
Speaker 1: played at Brooklyn and now he's literally going to address
Speaker 1: the crowd. Your friend Kirk gey so Sixers dot Com
Speaker 1: is behind him taking pictures, so I'm sure you'll see
Speaker 1: it on the website. But where or else have you
Speaker 1: seen this? And that is the head coach addressing a
Speaker 1: group of fans that I believe they would have to
Speaker 1: have bust here from Philadelphia. And he's smiling, and he's
Speaker 1: making them laugh, they're roaring. He was magnanimous after the game,
Speaker 1: saying that we'll learn from this, but certainly those turnovers
Speaker 1: had to be tough to take for the coaches and
Speaker 1: for the players, and that was a big part of
Speaker 1: why the Sixers lost. Seventy sixers follow the Bucks one
Speaker 1: eighteen one. Certainly, though, I guess if we try to
Speaker 1: end this on a more positive polish, the start of
Speaker 1: the game from an entertainment factor was outstanding because those
Speaker 1: fans were just so terrific and stirring up the atmosphere,
Speaker 1: and it seemed like the Sixers really were fueled off
Speaker 1: that as they raced out to what was at one
Speaker 1: point twenty point lead. Yeah, and it was ten zip.
Speaker 1: It's almost like, I don't know if you remember Brian,
Speaker 1: but some of our older fans would, and that is, oh,
Speaker 1: they've given a coach of mic here. I don't know,
Speaker 1: let me see if we can get this. Yeah. But
Speaker 1: the first thing he said, there's no fans like Philly fans,
Speaker 1: and they all responded. So that's pretty neat. But anyway,
Speaker 1: like Bill Waltz, the former forty nine Ers coach who
Speaker 1: passed theirs trust the process chanted in Unison, he used
Speaker 1: to chart plays and they would do like the forty
Speaker 1: niners would chart their first twenty five plays. And now
Speaker 1: Mark Zumoff is being recognized as well, and he's got
Speaker 1: the microphone. Oh that's funny anyway, And that's what that
Speaker 1: first start of the game was for the Sixers. It
Speaker 1: seemed like, oh, let's get Dario three, let's get Joel inside,
Speaker 1: let's get covered three, let's get read at the three.
Speaker 1: And everything clicked. It was unbelievable, and they took time
Speaker 1: out and that kind of settled things and they got
Speaker 1: back into the game. And then as we talked about
Speaker 1: the second half and the high turnovers for the Sixers,
Speaker 1: with nine alone in the third and you know, like
Speaker 1: Brett Brown said, they were doing a lot better at
Speaker 1: this but tonight was not one of these nine's. And
Speaker 1: you know, it's it's a shame because they've been playing
Speaker 1: so well. They had some great spurts in this game,
Speaker 1: but Milwaukee came back in a big way and they're
Speaker 1: right back in the hunt. Sounds like it's time for
Speaker 1: a tack. T mac champ. We'll let you kitchen here
Speaker 1: for the final time. All right, thanks Tom, all right, Branko,
Speaker 1: night we eighteen one ten Bucks, massive third quarter turnaround
Speaker 1: to topple the seventy Sixers in an important Eastern Conference game.
Speaker 1: But really it's you know, if you step back, yes,
Speaker 1: this is staying loss for the Sixers, no doubt about it.
Speaker 1: But how awesome is that that Brett Brown goes out
Speaker 1: after the game after a tough loss to acknowledge the
Speaker 1: hundreds of Sixers fans that flew on out to Milwaukee
Speaker 1: for tonight's game. We'll get to some highlights next. It's
Speaker 1: the postgame shown the Sixers Radio Network, seventy Sixers and
Speaker 1: Milwaukee Bucks, the opener of a four game road trip
Speaker 1: for the Sixers. Brian Seltzer with you from Sixers dot com.
Speaker 1: Let us get to some of the highlights, and a
Speaker 1: bunch of them happened within the first ninety seven seconds
Speaker 1: of regulation. One on one for Joel Backing knocked his
Speaker 1: hand away and an underheads all too easy for it
Speaker 1: be Sixers on the board and coming to steals the
Speaker 1: ball A block in a steel by up to start.
Speaker 1: Here's Dario three balls in the air back Ben takes Hi,
Speaker 1: the lane wraps around JJ, lamp by Reddick and seven
Speaker 1: nothing touchdown for the Sixers. Ben Simmons into the night
Speaker 1: around his back, back out the Reddick three ball from
Speaker 1: thief JJ. Reddick gets up and good ten nothing time
Speaker 1: out Milwaukee. It really was the perfect start. All the
Speaker 1: Sixers fans in attendance in Milwaukee and the team they
Speaker 1: came to, Roote four responded in kind. Ten zip lead
Speaker 1: ninety seven seconds into the game. Would only blown out
Speaker 1: farther from there with four minutes ago. In the first
Speaker 1: Janus off the screen by Zeller comes off with the
Speaker 1: right hand dribble throws up behind his back Zeller. It's
Speaker 1: black by Dario. Want a play by Annakopo, But Dario
Speaker 1: wasn't even better play and now he hasn't in the lane.
Speaker 1: Dario the lamp up and good Dario, Sharks will not
Speaker 1: be denied. Scharge was phenomenal in the first quarter, scoring
Speaker 1: fifteen points. Perfect from the field, Sixers lighted forty three
Speaker 1: to thirty one after on the lead at one point
Speaker 1: was as big as twenty points in the opening frame.
Speaker 1: In the second, Milwaukee would make a comeback move on
Speaker 1: a twenty to eight run. They tied the game up
Speaker 1: at fifty one. Middle of the second quarter, Sixer reserves
Speaker 1: with an answer right quarter Bellielli for three and it's
Speaker 1: good Marco Bellonelli deep catch makes it from the fire
Speaker 1: right quarner. Sixers go back in front with seven in
Speaker 1: a row fifty eight fifty one. They would lead at
Speaker 1: seventy two to sixty going into the half, and to
Speaker 1: start the third, the Sixers with another strong start to
Speaker 1: begin a half, Simmons on the drive. Simmons against Middleton backing,
Speaker 1: goes up with the right hands, cups it up in
Speaker 1: show bust deed time out Milwaukee Sixes by nineteen. Simmons
Speaker 1: on a roll eighty one sixty two. Simmons was fantastic
Speaker 1: to start the opening of the second half, but then
Speaker 1: Milwaukee would begin to capitalize on Sixers mistakes. Charch hit
Speaker 1: a three point to make it eighty two. I make
Speaker 1: your pardon eighty six to seventy two with six thirty
Speaker 1: two to go in the third quarter. From there, the
Speaker 1: would score the next twenty one points to end the
Speaker 1: quarter amazing. I don't know. Coopo had a saying fourteen
Speaker 1: of those twenty one points and it was ninety three
Speaker 1: eighty six bucks going into the fourth, Sixers were able
Speaker 1: to have one last gasp as it were middle of
Speaker 1: quarter number four on to move Simmons across bit court
Speaker 1: out to a trailer coming to shoot the three foot
Speaker 1: of the yark got it. Robert coming to drills a
Speaker 1: trifecta Simmons with its fourteenth assists and coming to beach
Speaker 1: their defense to the yard and knocks down his third
Speaker 1: three one O two ninety eight. But the Sixers just
Speaker 1: could not hang on to the ball enough and Milwaukee
Speaker 1: was there to feast. But Deta Kooper with at one
Speaker 1: on one Dario guards of eight to shoot a Detak
Speaker 1: Cooper crosses over rises for two and the thirty four
Speaker 1: points for janis aDNA Kopo timeout Sixers. The lead has
Speaker 1: balloon to nine and a quick timeout for Brett Brown,
Speaker 1: and the final margin would end up being eight one
Speaker 1: eighteen one ten. The final stats are as follow Sixers
Speaker 1: shot fifty five and a half percent from the field,
Speaker 1: the Bucks forty nine and a half percent. Six Ers
Speaker 1: fourteen three pointers. They were an even fifty percent from
Speaker 1: outside the arc Milwaukee ten of twenty three. The Bucks
Speaker 1: were fourteen of twenty two from the line, the Sixers
Speaker 1: eighteen of twenty two Milwaukee plus six on the glass.
Speaker 1: But as Brett Brown discussed all about points off turnovers
Speaker 1: and turnovers in general, the Sixers had twenty six the
Speaker 1: Bucks fifteen. Points off turnover disparity was thirty six to
Speaker 1: eleven in favor of the Bucks. Anacoumpo the All Star
Speaker 1: tremendous in forty two minutes, thirty five points, fourteen of
Speaker 1: twenty three from the field, six of ten from the line,
Speaker 1: nine rebounds, and seven assists for the seventy six ers.
Speaker 1: Dario charch nine of eleven, four of five from outside
Speaker 1: the arc. He started seven for seven in the game.
Speaker 1: He had six rebounds as well. He scored twenty five
Speaker 1: points in the game. Nineteen for Joel and bad He
Speaker 1: was six of twelve from the field, seven of ten
Speaker 1: from the line, to go with eight rebounds. Ben Simmons
Speaker 1: twelve points and fifteen assists, but six turnovers for him,
Speaker 1: seven for Embiid and five for JJ Reddick, who finished
Speaker 1: with seventeen points in the game. Marco Belinelli with ten
Speaker 1: points off the bench, Iliasova in his third appearance for
Speaker 1: the Sixers with seven. There was just this is like
Speaker 1: kind of crazy for how big the swings were, but
Speaker 1: also telling there was this one lead change in the game.
Speaker 1: The Sixers led by as many as twenty, the Bucks
Speaker 1: by as many as fourteen. It was Milwaukee that took
Speaker 1: it in the end. With the loss, these seventy Sixers
Speaker 1: are now thirty four and twenty eight on the ear in.
Speaker 1: The leader of the Bucks for sixth place in the
Speaker 1: East is down two a half game up Next for
Speaker 1: the Sixers game number two of this four game road trip.
Speaker 1: It is on Tuesday, seven o'clock against the Charlotte Hornets.
Speaker 1: The two teams match up again after facing one another
Speaker 1: on Friday at the Center. The Sixers won that game
Speaker 1: one ten to ninety nine. The rematch at Spectrum Center
Speaker 1: seven o'clock on Tuesday, pregame at six to fifty. Big
Speaker 1: thanks everyone involving tonight's broadcast, Jay Gray and Carl Namoli.
Speaker 1: Back here at the studio now for the radio voice
Speaker 1: of the seventy six Ers, Tom mc ginnis, Brian Seltzer,
Speaker 1: saying so long for now, one final time. The final
Speaker 1: score Bucks one eighteen seventy six Ers one ten. Have
Speaker 1: a great rest of your Sunday night from all of
Speaker 1: us here at the Sixers Raider Now