Speaker 1: This is a playoff edition of seventy Sixers Rewind presented
Speaker 1: by Geico Time Now to listen back to reaction from
Speaker 1: the team's most recent postseason game. If it was a
Speaker 1: bounce back victory, you were searching for a bounce back victory,
Speaker 1: is what you got and then some. The Philadelphia seventy
Speaker 1: Sixers roll the Brooklyn Nets in Game two of the
Speaker 1: Eastern Conference quarter finals and level this opening round series
Speaker 1: had a game apiece before going on to Brooklyn for
Speaker 1: Game three on Thursday night. Wow one, five, one twenty
Speaker 1: three all seventy Sixers. Huge third quarter, monstrous second half,
Speaker 1: the Sixers setting a franchise record for points scored in
Speaker 1: the game, and they also tied an NBA record for
Speaker 1: points scored in a postseason quarter with fifty one of
Speaker 1: them in the third. I thought there were some great
Speaker 1: signs to start the game. Ben Simmons all fired up,
Speaker 1: taking his energy to another level. Joel and be looking
Speaker 1: more and more comfortable as the first half went on.
Speaker 1: But that third quarter, if you want to snapshot of
Speaker 1: what the seventy Sixers can be, the defense, the way
Speaker 1: it came out in the first two minutes of the
Speaker 1: third quarter forced three turnovers and four Brooklyn Nets misses,
Speaker 1: which allowed the offense to build the foundations for that
Speaker 1: game changing twenty one to two run that stretched a
Speaker 1: one point lead at the half into a very comfortable
Speaker 1: place as the Sixers went through the rest of the
Speaker 1: second Stanza. Just a great night all around from the Sixers.
Speaker 1: As we stand by and wait for seventy Sixers head
Speaker 1: coach Brett Brown at the postgame press conference podium, shall
Speaker 1: we run through the checklist of awesome things you saw
Speaker 1: from the seventy six Ers tonight? All right, we'll go,
Speaker 1: And I kind of think this is in order. This
Speaker 1: is just kind of how it came to me, and
Speaker 1: I jotted it down. The dub the first and foremost,
Speaker 1: seventy Sixers got the needed win. Offense off the charts
Speaker 1: most points ever in a playoff game. Ben Simmons responding
Speaker 1: in many ways, especially in the first let's say, five
Speaker 1: minutes of the game, attacking the rack on the very
Speaker 1: first possession. No, he didn't score, but it helps set
Speaker 1: the tone for what he would later do after that
Speaker 1: in the first quarter, rest the first half, and for
Speaker 1: the remainder of the evening. So Ben Simmons' second career
Speaker 1: playoff triple double, eighteen points, ten rebounds and twelve assists.
Speaker 1: Joel Embiid he as the game went on. I don't
Speaker 1: know what you thought, if you watched or listened. I
Speaker 1: thought it was clear that as the game went along,
Speaker 1: he was more confident, more explosive, more assertive going to
Speaker 1: the basket. He went to the basket, didn't take a
Speaker 1: single three in tonight's game. And this is not to
Speaker 1: get him to talk about should shouldn't Joel Ebie'd be
Speaker 1: taking three pointers, but he went to the paint, got
Speaker 1: down on the block, and he was dominant there. Plus
Speaker 1: twenty six in under twenty one minutes. Twenty three points,
Speaker 1: ten rebounds for Joel Embiid. As we move along, our
Speaker 1: checklist of very encouraging signs, JJ, Toby Mike Scott get
Speaker 1: their strokes back. Reddick finished with seventeen two or five
Speaker 1: shooting from three. Seven twelve were all Tobias Harris nineteen
Speaker 1: points five to twelve shooting two or four from three.
Speaker 1: Mike Scott fifteen points three to five from outside the arc.
Speaker 1: So you do the quick math, and those three players, Reddick,
Speaker 1: Harris Scott a combined seven of fourteen from behind the
Speaker 1: three point line. That's a winning statistic for the seventy Sixers.
Speaker 1: Boban Marnyanovitch, the man off the bench, sixteen points, eight
Speaker 1: rebounds and eighteen minutes spelled Joel Embiid for extensive stretches
Speaker 1: and Marnyanovitch was awesome the bench. Sixty one points. Defense lockdown.
Speaker 1: Let's go to the third quarter, when the seventy Sixers
Speaker 1: outscored the nets fifty one to twenty three. Brooklyn did
Speaker 1: not hit it three pointer on six attempts in that period.
Speaker 1: The seventy Sixers held Brooklyn to under forty percent shooting
Speaker 1: in the third while the offense went to work. That
Speaker 1: was when the defense was at its best. Seventy Sixers
Speaker 1: dominate the glass. They were plus seventeen overall, plus three
Speaker 1: on the offensive boards. They got to the three I
Speaker 1: bigger parton they got to the free throw line, and
Speaker 1: they crushed on turnovers, outscoring Brooklyn twenty nine two nine
Speaker 1: on points off turnovers, missing anything. Do you want anything else?
Speaker 1: That was pretty darn good by the Sixers. Owned by
Speaker 1: the way, Maybe someone say, oh well, Brooklyn scored thirty
Speaker 1: six points in the fourth quarter. The starters were all
Speaker 1: gone with ten minutes ago in regulation. So the seventy sixers,
Speaker 1: this was an encouraging step. I would be surprised if
Speaker 1: you did not hear Brett Brown say something maybe the
Speaker 1: effect of like you're never as bad as your worst
Speaker 1: or as good as your best, probably somewhere in between.
Speaker 1: Probably somewhere in between. That might be good enough for
Speaker 1: the seventy sixers. They were clicking on all cylinders tonight.
Speaker 1: Are really great, welcomed, exactly what you need type of
Speaker 1: game against the Brooklyn Nets to even this thing up
Speaker 1: at one game apiece heading towards game number three on
Speaker 1: Thursday at Barclay Center, We're gonna take a break. We're
Speaker 1: gonna talk to Tom mc guinness when we come back,
Speaker 1: and also hopefully here from Brett Brown, maybe a few
Speaker 1: players as well. It is the postgame show. It is
Speaker 1: a victorious postgame show. It is a victorious head coach.
Speaker 1: Let's go to Brett Brown right now. Kevin from Crossing
Speaker 1: Broad Yep, you can talk about the adjustment to leave
Speaker 1: TJ out of the rotation and Jonathan and go with
Speaker 1: Green James, and it played Jimmy as a point guard
Speaker 1: or point guard by committee. There, Yeah, I mean that's
Speaker 1: at first it's a difficult decision because TJ has been
Speaker 1: a part of sort of our bloodline for a while
Speaker 1: and the energy that he injects is contagious and we
Speaker 1: all get and even if you study this stat line
Speaker 1: from the game that we lost, I think he was
Speaker 1: a plus twelve, which is pretty good. And so you
Speaker 1: started like looking at maybe the ripple effects of what
Speaker 1: can others do from a spatial standpoint, James's ability to
Speaker 1: you know, stretch the quart a little bit more, try
Speaker 1: to give Jimmy the ball as a legitimate, you know,
Speaker 1: back up point guard, a point guard when Ben wasn't
Speaker 1: on the court. Um influenced that decision. I thought TJ
Speaker 1: handled it as we all guessed he would. He's a
Speaker 1: wonderful teammate. But it was driven for those reasons that
Speaker 1: I just said to to make that decision to take
Speaker 1: TJ out of the rotation. Coach Jason Blevins Philly Front office,
Speaker 1: was your sense that you guys were really pressuring, putting
Speaker 1: a lot of pressure on Brooklyn through that first half,
Speaker 1: but they were able to hang in, make some shots,
Speaker 1: continue to score. But did the damn break in the
Speaker 1: third quarter or did you make a change that just
Speaker 1: sort of like hit them a second time. I think
Speaker 1: we did what we tried to do in the first half,
Speaker 1: just kind of like harder bet alonga type stuff. The
Speaker 1: we we didn't really change stuff schematically. We just did
Speaker 1: what we wanted to do better. And the margin for
Speaker 1: era when you're playing against DeAngelo and didn't when he
Speaker 1: as an example where they can create separation and find
Speaker 1: enough daylight to get a shot off, is marginal. But
Speaker 1: that fragility, that little tiny like half a second you
Speaker 1: could have should have didn't environment is punishing. And I
Speaker 1: thought that in the third period we did a good
Speaker 1: better job of you know, taking away some space, getting
Speaker 1: to their feet, being six ten, six nine, whatever, showing
Speaker 1: our length, And I thought everything that we're talking about
Speaker 1: now was successfully as far as the wind goes to me,
Speaker 1: was driven through our defense in the second half. A
Speaker 1: couple of insights and nuggets from the head coach after
Speaker 1: seventy six or one three win over the Brooklyn Nets
Speaker 1: that evens up this best of seven opening round series
Speaker 1: at one game apiece, We're gonna step aside a lot
Speaker 1: to talk about with Tom mc ginnis on the other side.
Speaker 1: Sixers tick a lot of boxes into night's win. So
Speaker 1: much good that was done. They'll try to build on
Speaker 1: it moving ahead later this week. They always told Will
Speaker 1: he was too short to play basketball, but Will never listened.
Speaker 1: We'll let his work ethic do the talking for him.
Speaker 1: Always in the gym, always running drills. Will knew where
Speaker 1: there was a will, there was a way, and he
Speaker 1: was Will. But then after his second child was born,
Speaker 1: he realized the bros were all way better than him.
Speaker 1: So Will gave up and buried his high tops in
Speaker 1: a cheerful ceremony. But one day he heard that Geico
Speaker 1: could save him money on car insurance, so he switched
Speaker 1: and saved a bunch which was awesome. Seventy sixers all
Speaker 1: over the Brooklyn nets behind a huge second half one five, one,
Speaker 1: twenty three. The final score triple double for Ben Simmons,
Speaker 1: who came out with his hair on fire, double double
Speaker 1: for Joel beat Harris Reddick and Scott Combine to go
Speaker 1: seven to fourteen from outside the arc the bench with
Speaker 1: sixty one points all all, Tom McGinnis, A pretty dawn
Speaker 1: good night for a team that very much needed it.
Speaker 1: Where would you like to start? Without question? So great
Speaker 1: start for the Sixers. I thought Ben was so aggressive
Speaker 1: and it paid off, and you know, I thought a
Speaker 1: really nice moment, particularly on the heels of the loss
Speaker 1: and the comments about the fans and the booing of
Speaker 1: the fans in the game on Saturday, when Ben scored
Speaker 1: a big basket, Brooklyn takes time and now he's running
Speaker 1: back to the Sixers bench and he extends his arms
Speaker 1: and literally having the crowd in your hands when they
Speaker 1: totally responded when he asked for it. A great standing
Speaker 1: ovation and great sequence early in the game. But at
Speaker 1: halftime it was a one point game at sixty five
Speaker 1: sixty four, and you know, you're like, if you're Brooklyn,
Speaker 1: you gotta love the position you're in because it's Philadelphia
Speaker 1: has played so much better and you're down one. But
Speaker 1: it's a way. The Sixers started that third quarter scoring
Speaker 1: on eight consecutive possessions and beat had seven points in
Speaker 1: a row, and then kind of the floodgates open. There
Speaker 1: was a big play. And again I mentioned this a
Speaker 1: couple of times, but the first time here in this format,
Speaker 1: I thought their coach Kenny Atkinson could have called a
Speaker 1: time out and kind of stopped the momentum. Sloated a
Speaker 1: little bit earlier than he did, because then they had
Speaker 1: that clear path foul where Tobias Harris cuts two free
Speaker 1: throws and the Sixers score out of that, and it
Speaker 1: was another four point play. So a fifty one point quarter,
Speaker 1: I mean, a record number of points for the franchise,
Speaker 1: for a franchise that's been in the playoffs quite a
Speaker 1: bit over the years. Really an unbelievable game. And again
Speaker 1: you know now which team for the Sixers goes up
Speaker 1: to Brooklyn, the team that was this dominant and has
Speaker 1: the confidence back in, the swagger back, and you got
Speaker 1: to play with that urgency and carry that. You can't
Speaker 1: feel too good about where you're at because and then
Speaker 1: the other thing is the Sixers reageing the home court advantage,
Speaker 1: which is huge as we have five potentially five games
Speaker 1: left in the series, but obviously swinging up north for
Speaker 1: the next two games starting Thursday at Berkeley Center, seventy
Speaker 1: sixers in a game they led by as many as
Speaker 1: thirty two points to feed the Brooklyn Nets by twenty two, one, five, one,
Speaker 1: twenty three. Talking about it after the game with Tom McGinnis,
Speaker 1: is it as simple Tom to talk about spirit, energy,
Speaker 1: and just the way the Sixers came out, because it's funny,
Speaker 1: I thought in Game one in the third quarter when
Speaker 1: the Sixers got within two, the scoreboard said, hey, maybe
Speaker 1: they were coming back, but it just didn't really feel
Speaker 1: like they were going to get control of that game.
Speaker 1: In this one tonight halftime, at one point game you
Speaker 1: didn't feel great because Brooklyn wasn't going away, but you
Speaker 1: still felt like it was the Sixers dictating the way
Speaker 1: this game. Yeah, no doubt about it, because you could
Speaker 1: see that JJ and Ben were I don't want to
Speaker 1: say more engaged, simply more effective. Simmons was definitely more engaged,
Speaker 1: like how he was driving the ball and was kind
Speaker 1: of unstoppable. And then again through the first ten minutes
Speaker 1: of the game, you well didn't have any field goals,
Speaker 1: he had a free or two. So to be in
Speaker 1: that position with your star player not contributed at a
Speaker 1: large rate, and then in the end for him to
Speaker 1: play twenty one minutes and have another double double, that
Speaker 1: was really good. Jimmy Butler not the scoring night obviously
Speaker 1: that he had in Game one, but he had seven assists.
Speaker 1: And then you get to Bobon and Mike Scott off
Speaker 1: the bench, and I thought Bobon was terrific, huge and
Speaker 1: he just said he joined his post game, but they're
Speaker 1: playing way off him and and he's kind of he
Speaker 1: could tell that he was listened to the crowd, like
Speaker 1: shoot and he makes his first six field goals in
Speaker 1: the game. And as I said, they're not jumper as
Speaker 1: a guy doesn't have to jump. He's so big and
Speaker 1: he's so open. He's basically shooting like a one hand
Speaker 1: set shot. And I honestly I think that's in particularly
Speaker 1: how he shot it in the first game. That's something
Speaker 1: that Brooklyn's got a got a contented seth Well, you
Speaker 1: can't let him shoot. He had, you know in Monster
Speaker 1: Night shooting the ball in the first two games, so
Speaker 1: really good performances. I think little things. You got James
Speaker 1: Ennis back in the mix. He showed that he's he's
Speaker 1: got energy. Hopefully with a couple of days to to
Speaker 1: rest and rehab and get ready for game four, he'll
Speaker 1: be another presence. He gives you a lot of energy
Speaker 1: the wing defender and the ability to get inside creep
Speaker 1: in there for offensive rebounds and all told just to
Speaker 1: you know, kind of good were You know, I think
Speaker 1: that everybody was a little shock with how Game one
Speaker 1: ended up. And still the Sixers didn't shoot lights out
Speaker 1: from three. But you know they have more talent than
Speaker 1: Brooklyn and they showed it here tonight in a big way.
Speaker 1: Sixers top of the nets level of the series one
Speaker 1: forty five, one twenty three, tied at one going to
Speaker 1: Brooklyn on Thursday. And from the Nets side of the
Speaker 1: box score time, you know, Danzel Russell six of sixteen,
Speaker 1: sixteen points, Spencer Dinwood, he had a decent game, but really,
Speaker 1: even a guy like some of the guys who had
Speaker 1: X factor type games in Game one, I'm thinking of casselver,
Speaker 1: Ed Davis and Joe Harris, they were not the players
Speaker 1: we saw them in the game on Saturday. No. I
Speaker 1: thought JJ did a really good job on Joe Harris.
Speaker 1: I think the Sixers made a tactical change. I mean
Speaker 1: they didn't sech where JJ was staying connected. He was
Speaker 1: in lock and trail off screens on Joe Harris, fighting
Speaker 1: over the tops of screens and staying connected to him,
Speaker 1: and did a pretty good job. And then you know,
Speaker 1: it sounds like we just heard a very little brief
Speaker 1: snippet of a question posed to Kenny Atkinson sounds like
Speaker 1: Ed Davis might be dinged up a little bit. He
Speaker 1: played just five minutes, did not come back. He had
Speaker 1: three fouls, so but that wouldn't be the case in
Speaker 1: the second half. And you know, I think that one
Speaker 1: of the areas where the Sixers, if they have, certainly
Speaker 1: one of the strengths in their game is three point shooting.
Speaker 1: So that's certainly, you know, to them a plus. But
Speaker 1: the Sixers have a decided advantage at the five spot.
Speaker 1: I mean, Jared Allen actually had some good moments in
Speaker 1: this game, certainly some good blocks, but within Bead and
Speaker 1: Marianovitch certainly different types of players. I don't think Brooklyn
Speaker 1: has an answer for the Sixers at that in that
Speaker 1: area of the court. And obviously Joel is a dominant player,
Speaker 1: and I think that's going to really prove to be,
Speaker 1: you know, quite to benefit. And they think a big
Speaker 1: difference in this series for the Sixers. Ay, we will
Speaker 1: find out the answer, perhaps a Tom against his question,
Speaker 1: which version of the seventy Sixers will we see in
Speaker 1: Game three? In Game three Thursday night, Barclay Center in Brooklyn, Tim,
Speaker 1: see up there, Thank you, Brannan, Good night, Sixers. By
Speaker 1: twenty two, convincingly over the Brooklyn Nets one one twenty three,
Speaker 1: most points in a playoff game in franchise history, and
Speaker 1: the biggest quarter in NBA playoff history tied for it
Speaker 1: fifty one points in the third quarter. The La Lakers
Speaker 1: back in nineteen sixty two with a fifty one point
Speaker 1: fourth quarter against the Detroit Pistons. So a great night.
Speaker 1: This was pretty much exactly what the seventy sixers needed.
Speaker 1: We'll get to a couple of highlights and we will
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Speaker 1: setting night in the postseason for your team, your town,
Speaker 1: your if Philadelphia seventy six ers. We shall explain after
Speaker 1: we get through these highlights. Seventy sixers looking to bounce
Speaker 1: back after a tough game on loss on Saturday, in
Speaker 1: particular Ben Simmons aiming to get back on track, and
Speaker 1: very early on it was evident this was a different
Speaker 1: Ben Simmons tonight. Simmons, with Poler ahead of him, takes
Speaker 1: it right at Karen Allen puts it up an in
Speaker 1: and Brooklyn, you cannot stop Ben Simmons here so far
Speaker 1: in this game. Seven points for Simmons and he gets
Speaker 1: the crown into it. And that's just telling us anything,
Speaker 1: and they respond. Could not agree with Tom Moore. Just
Speaker 1: the interplay between Ben and the crowd tonight as good
Speaker 1: as we saw from him on the court. Seventy six
Speaker 1: Ers let at thirty four to twenty eight after twelve
Speaker 1: minutes to play. Joel Embiad didn't get on the scoreboard
Speaker 1: until the final moments the first quarter on free throws,
Speaker 1: but then some field goals starting to fall from him.
Speaker 1: Early in the second it beat against Jared Allen, collision
Speaker 1: Joel with a finger roll around and good, but that
Speaker 1: is power and Finesse took a big hitt sidestep Jared
Speaker 1: Allen and then a finger roll add he nestles it
Speaker 1: in increase the seventy Sixers lead to forty four to
Speaker 1: thirty two. You felt at that point like the Sixers,
Speaker 1: this one is gonna have to be taken from them.
Speaker 1: In Brooklyn, they would make a comeback push down the
Speaker 1: stretch of the second quarter, Bobon Varyanovitch was great for
Speaker 1: Joel Embiad in relief tonight Obama. The ball looks to
Speaker 1: hand off to Tobias Harris, but Spencer did what he
Speaker 1: denies Tobias, so Boban shoots it at Baranovitch is literally
Speaker 1: shooting the lights out. It's seven of ten for Bobon
Speaker 1: fourteen points. He leads the Sixers in scoring, get his
Speaker 1: first six shots to the night. The seventy Sixers lead
Speaker 1: was just a point sixty five sixty four at intermission,
Speaker 1: but the third quarter opening possession from Brooklyn turnover forced.
Speaker 1: The Sixers got four stops forced two more turnovers as well.
Speaker 1: Joel Embiid was dominant during this stretch, scoring seven in
Speaker 1: a row and helping the seventy Sixers go on a
Speaker 1: big run. Harris down the fire sideline, Simmons of the vault,
Speaker 1: Simmons of the one on Jared Allen at the last
Speaker 1: moment of Joel and it B Dunson and B was
Speaker 1: getting in the rebound position. Simmons turned and found him
Speaker 1: and seventh straight by Ebad and you blink in a
Speaker 1: few moments later, the seventy Sixers led by twenty because
Speaker 1: of this Russell as it taken away by Ben Simmons,
Speaker 1: Allan is there, then goes around him and he lays
Speaker 1: it up and in, and now Atkinson with a time out.
Speaker 1: It's a twenty point game. Simmons steals it from Russell,
Speaker 1: breaks away, lays it up and in, and the Sixers
Speaker 1: got dear crowd on their feet and Ben Simmons making
Speaker 1: the Allen iverson ear to the hands of the ear
Speaker 1: gesture of the crowd. Just a great moment. As the
Speaker 1: Sixers led by twenty, they weren't done by any stretch.
Speaker 1: In the third quarter, Mike Scott capped it off. Reddick
Speaker 1: turns fires on dead Winny were no good ball, pop three.
Speaker 1: Mike Scott at the hornet ten and the Sixers punched
Speaker 1: away a brilliant third quarter. Well the last second shot
Speaker 1: by Mike Scott played one sixteen eighty seven, and they
Speaker 1: wreck up fifty one points in the quarter, the most
Speaker 1: of any quarter this year and the most ever, tying
Speaker 1: a mark for the most ever an NBA playoff game
Speaker 1: in a quarter. Fifty one points. T J. McConnell and
Speaker 1: the reserves saw this one through to the finish. Connell
Speaker 1: the line stops pop said, that's good. T J. McConnell
Speaker 1: on the run jump stop jumper from thirteen bucket one
Speaker 1: twenty five ninety four, seven forty and the seventy Sixers
Speaker 1: seven minutes forty seconds later would have this one in
Speaker 1: hand one forty five, one twenty three, evening the series
Speaker 1: at one game. Apiece six or shoot fifty six percent.
Speaker 1: The Nets held under forty eight percent Brooklyn fifteen to
Speaker 1: thirty six outside the arc. The seventy sixers a little
Speaker 1: bit better in terms of where they were in Game one.
Speaker 1: They were nine for twenty three for thirty nine percent
Speaker 1: six ers eighty one percent from the free throw line.
Speaker 1: That was an improvement. Twenty six to thirty two Brooklyn
Speaker 1: twenty two of twenty nine to seventy sixers plus seventeen
Speaker 1: on the glass Sixers only two fewer turnovers than Brooklyn,
Speaker 1: but they outscored the Nets on turnovers. Get this twenty
Speaker 1: nine to nine. That is awesome to see Ben Simmons
Speaker 1: second career postseason triple double eighteen ten and twelve, Joel
Speaker 1: mb twenty three and ten plus twenty six in less
Speaker 1: than twenty one minutes of action. JJ Reddick with seventeen
Speaker 1: on two of five shooting from three, Tobias Harris nineteen points,
Speaker 1: five rebounds on two of four shooting from three, seven
Speaker 1: to seven from the line, five to twelve overall sixteen
Speaker 1: for Bobon Marnyanovitch to go with eight rebounds and eighteen
Speaker 1: minutes off the bench. Mike Scott getting back on track
Speaker 1: three to five from the perimeter for fifteen points from
Speaker 1: Mike Scott, as the seventy Sixers get seven from Jimmy
Speaker 1: Butler to go with seven assists and four rebounds. Jimmy
Speaker 1: was plus twenty seven in the game. Seventy six ers
Speaker 1: one hundred forty five points, the most ever in a
Speaker 1: playoff game, and now it's on the game number three
Speaker 1: coming up on Thursday night. The seventy sixers will have
Speaker 1: an opportunity to rest recharge, get back in the gym
Speaker 1: over the next two days, and hey, we saw what
Speaker 1: happened when they got back into the gym yesterday. A great,
Speaker 1: great rebounding performance by the Sixers to write the wrong
Speaker 1: from Saturday afternoon. Thursday's game eight o'clock tip Barclay's Center,
Speaker 1: an all important game three seventy Sixers in Brooklyn from
Speaker 1: Barclay Center Thursday night at eight o'clock. You've been listening
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