Speaker 1: This is a playoff edition of seventy six Ers Rewind
Speaker 1: presented by Geico. Time Now to listen back to reaction
Speaker 1: from the team's most recent postseason game. After battling for
Speaker 1: four games, two in Philadelphia and two in Toronto, the
Speaker 1: Philadelphia seventy Sixes and Toronto Raptors stepped on the floor
Speaker 1: in Scotia Bank Arena now a three game series in tonight.
Speaker 1: That's Toronto Raptors protected home floor like you expected home
Speaker 1: team to do, winning over the seventy Sixes Tonight one,
Speaker 1: five eighty nine. Hello all, welcome to the Sixes post
Speaker 1: game show. And this one was a pretty close game
Speaker 1: early to start in the first quarter with the Sixes,
Speaker 1: as you heard Tom McGuinness point out, being up a
Speaker 1: few points in the first quarter, seven points to be exact,
Speaker 1: and looking like, okay, this is going to be a
Speaker 1: close one. But then in the second quarter things really
Speaker 1: shifted in the Raptors favor, winning that particular frame by
Speaker 1: twenty points. Thirty seven seventeen sixty four forty three was
Speaker 1: to score at the half after the Raptors really went
Speaker 1: on a big run. Kawhi Leonard slow to really get
Speaker 1: things started, but as the game rolled on through the
Speaker 1: second quarter, he ended up in the halftime period with
Speaker 1: thirteen points and ten rebounds. They double double through twenty
Speaker 1: one minutes of playing forty seven seconds for the Raptors.
Speaker 1: All star Pascal Siakam with fifteen at that point, finding
Speaker 1: his way back into this series after struggling the last
Speaker 1: two games in Philadelphia. With the Sixers being led by
Speaker 1: Jimmy Butler with fifteen points at the half and Tobias
Speaker 1: Harris with eleven, so things really started to look like
Speaker 1: okay after the first period, this is going to be
Speaker 1: a contest. But as we pointed out, the Raptors really
Speaker 1: turned things up with a lot of turnovers by the
Speaker 1: seventy Sixers in the second quarter where it was really
Speaker 1: tough for them to four turnovers, specifically eight points off
Speaker 1: of those turnovers for the Toronto Raptors, and they did
Speaker 1: not miss. The Raptors fifteen of twenty one for fifty
Speaker 1: seven percent in the second quarter, four nine from deep,
Speaker 1: very aggressive, getting to the free throw line nine times,
Speaker 1: also winning on the glass twelve to seven as well,
Speaker 1: and just doing everything that they needed to do to
Speaker 1: really separate themselves and make a big run over the
Speaker 1: seventy Sixers in the second quarter to separate themselves again
Speaker 1: and have that lead at the half sixty four forty three.
Speaker 1: We will at some point here from head coach Brett Brown,
Speaker 1: we will check back in with Tom McGinnis as well
Speaker 1: as we speak about the seventy six is falling tonight
Speaker 1: in game number five in Toronto one twenty five eighty
Speaker 1: nine overall, looking at the box score, forty eight percent
Speaker 1: from the field for the Raptors forty from deep sixteen
Speaker 1: of forty to the seventy Sixers six of twenty four
Speaker 1: for only twenty five percent, So they got them by
Speaker 1: ten more three pointers, which really helped separate themselves again
Speaker 1: in terms of the lead. Overall, six Is making thirty
Speaker 1: three of seventy nine for forty one point eight percent
Speaker 1: on the evening. Tough to really stick round with the
Speaker 1: Raptors when you shoot such a high percentage as the
Speaker 1: Raptors did at forty eight point eight percent, getting to
Speaker 1: the free throw line and converting at a very high
Speaker 1: rate twenty nine of thirty three for Toronto only seventeen
Speaker 1: of twenty for the Philadelphia seventy sixes. And on the glass,
Speaker 1: the Sixers have had the advantage throughout the entire series tonight,
Speaker 1: forty two to thirty seven, four in favor of the Raptors.
Speaker 1: On the turnover side, nineteen turnovers for the seventy Sixers
Speaker 1: leading to thirty one points for the Toronto Raptors only
Speaker 1: thirteen for Toronto. Fifteen points for the seventy sixers off
Speaker 1: of those turnovers for Toronto leading the seventy sixers as
Speaker 1: yet again a solid series overall for Jimmy Butler twenty
Speaker 1: two points, getting to the free throw line eleven times,
Speaker 1: converting ten of eleven, also contributing seven assists and five
Speaker 1: rebounds on six of sixteen, shooting fifteen for Tobias Harris,
Speaker 1: thirteen and six for Joe ellen bat still struggling a
Speaker 1: little bit as he tried to find his way dealing
Speaker 1: with the upper respiratory infect Ben Simmons seven point seven rebounds,
Speaker 1: four assists, five turnovers, eight turnovers for Joel Embiid so
Speaker 1: the high rate of turnovers nineteen for the seventy sixers.
Speaker 1: They're two young stars with thirteen combine Jj Reddick with
Speaker 1: only three points tonight, He's one of three from behind
Speaker 1: a three point line, so the series again shifts back
Speaker 1: to Philadelphia and it must win situation for Philadelphia on
Speaker 1: Thursday night eight o'clock tip right here on the Sixers
Speaker 1: Radio Network. On the other side, we check back in
Speaker 1: with Tom McGinnis at Scotia Bank Arena in Toronto and
Speaker 1: hope to reconnect back there as well to hear from
Speaker 1: Sixer's head coach Brett Brown live at the podium once
Speaker 1: again Sixer's fall one twenty five eighty nine in Game
Speaker 1: five in Toronto. Will check back in with Tom McGinnis
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Speaker 1: Welcome back to the Sixers postgame show here on the
Speaker 1: Sixers Radio Network. I'm Divine gives with you Sixers fall
Speaker 1: in Game number five in Toronto one twenty five eighty
Speaker 1: nine in this best of seven series against shifting back
Speaker 1: to Philadelphia on Thursday night, back here in Philadelphia at
Speaker 1: the Center in a do or die situation for the
Speaker 1: seventy Sixers as they look to tie it up and
Speaker 1: force a game seven once again back in Toronto on Sunday,
Speaker 1: but they first have to take care of business on Thursday,
Speaker 1: back here at the Center. We head back to Toronto
Speaker 1: at Scotia Bank Arena with the Sixers radio voice Tom
Speaker 1: again as Tom of course, it looked like it had
Speaker 1: the same feel of Game number two. The seventy Sixers
Speaker 1: get let's go instead of Tom again us. We'll check
Speaker 1: back in with Tom, let's check in with coach Brett
Speaker 1: Brown on the podium. And it's punishing when we go
Speaker 1: back and you look at the game if you just
Speaker 1: sort of go straight to transition, defense and turnovers, which
Speaker 1: we've spoken about quite a bit, it was sort of
Speaker 1: a self fulfilling prophecy, and we look forward to going
Speaker 1: back to Philadelphia. We give Toronto credit tonight. You also
Speaker 1: mentioned many. I think every time you've spoken to us,
Speaker 1: you've said that Toronto has been the NBA's best three
Speaker 1: point three point shooting team, and Mark saw if you
Speaker 1: go in tonight Indians also Danny got it going. So yeah,
Speaker 1: how difficult is it too when they actually do have
Speaker 1: that going. I mean, they're difficult to guard by any
Speaker 1: under any circumstance. When you combine that fact that stat
Speaker 1: and they get it rolling here at home, you know,
Speaker 1: it's it's a difficult place to play as it is
Speaker 1: in Philadelphia. But uh, you know that that number of threes.
Speaker 1: I think if you go back and and dissect the game,
Speaker 1: you're going to see a lot of those came in transition.
Speaker 1: You know that that that number of points in transition
Speaker 1: thirty three, and then you look at what thirty one
Speaker 1: points off turnovers? That is, uh, that is haunting. You
Speaker 1: cannot win with those types of numbers. You might not
Speaker 1: be able to win if you have have those numbers.
Speaker 1: And so the three point shot Sarah, to your question, uh,
Speaker 1: was punishing tonight bred you? Uh you said at the
Speaker 1: right here and you're right, you said at the shoot
Speaker 1: around today that you thought that the team would be
Speaker 1: you know, played with good spirit or I guess it
Speaker 1: was the pregame. Did you see them play with the
Speaker 1: kind of spirit that you thought was necessary and that
Speaker 1: you that you thought you'd get. I thought it went
Speaker 1: away quicker than than I had hoped. I think that that, uh,
Speaker 1: you know, we tried to figure out Joel, you know,
Speaker 1: his impact defensively on the game. I thought like the
Speaker 1: last game was pretty good. Offensively, we struggled, he struggled. Um,
Speaker 1: you know, the turnovers with us and him and Ben etc.
Speaker 1: Became became an issue. Um, and I think it's sort
Speaker 1: of um pivoted at that point when you start sort
Speaker 1: of not getting shots and um searching a little bit offensively.
Speaker 1: Some of it. I give Toronto tremendous credit for their defense,
Speaker 1: but the spirit, I thought, you know, when it went
Speaker 1: away a little bit quicker than i'd wished. You say that,
Speaker 1: uh that you think Joel played pretty well defensively, that
Speaker 1: it seemed like they were not nearly as intimidated by him,
Speaker 1: and it looked like surgeon Mark I guess, embraced chances
Speaker 1: to go at him one on one. I think they
Speaker 1: scored eight in a row on him in particular. How
Speaker 1: diminished was he tonight, and do you see it that way?
Speaker 1: Do you see that they at him? And I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't. Defensively, those guys are good players, But to
Speaker 1: think they were gonna pick on Joel, I didn't see
Speaker 1: it like that. Um. I think that offensively, there was
Speaker 1: a rhythm to his game that was clearly out of sync.
Speaker 1: He's been in a bed for two days, and I
Speaker 1: think the easiest way to to me confirm what I'm
Speaker 1: saying is just watch his turnovers like they by any stretch,
Speaker 1: they're not Joe LMB type of turnovers. Coach, you mentioned
Speaker 1: Beckery eight turnovers for Joel, five for Ben. What were
Speaker 1: they kind of throwing it them that you think kind
Speaker 1: of threw them off a little bit in the light
Speaker 1: to those I mean, I give them credit. I give
Speaker 1: Toronto credit for their crowd, their activity. You know. I
Speaker 1: think things that we can do better is not playing
Speaker 1: in a crowd, being stronger with the ball. But they
Speaker 1: made life difficult for Joel as a post player. He
Speaker 1: had maybe won maybe two you know, passing in transition
Speaker 1: early offense, but I bet four came as as just
Speaker 1: a post player. So I think they did a good
Speaker 1: job of sending multiple people at him and with then
Speaker 1: they did a good job of showing a crowd. Sixer's
Speaker 1: head coach Brett Brown live from Scotia Bank Arena following
Speaker 1: lost in Game five one, twenty five eighty nine, we
Speaker 1: stay in Toronto reconnecting with the Sixers radio voice Tim
Speaker 1: Against and Tom Tonight. Had to feel a little bit
Speaker 1: in the first quarter where they were up seven points.
Speaker 1: I heard you mentioned at eighteen eleven, down one at
Speaker 1: the end of the first frame. But then things really
Speaker 1: kind of shaped itself how this game would ultimately play
Speaker 1: out in the second quarter when the Raptors won that
Speaker 1: one by twenty and having a twenty one point lead
Speaker 1: at half. Yeah, no doubt. They got guys that can shoot,
Speaker 1: and now it's starting to you know, they're starting to
Speaker 1: find the rhythm and find the range, specifically Danny Green.
Speaker 1: And I think Siakam is back in the mode that
Speaker 1: maybe he was in certainly in the first game for them.
Speaker 1: I mean, he was back in rhythm and and I
Speaker 1: kind of disagree a little bit. I think they did
Speaker 1: go at and b They certainly took openings at the arc,
Speaker 1: like Gasol was open, he shot it. Sam Joel was
Speaker 1: basically you know, like I said, daring him to shoot,
Speaker 1: and they did. And so I think, like if, and seriously, like,
Speaker 1: why wouldn't you if you're an opposing team that one
Speaker 1: of the best players, the best player on the sixers
Speaker 1: and beat is sick, of course you're gonna go at him.
Speaker 1: Why wouldn't you That be a very logical strategy. You know,
Speaker 1: if you knew a guy was hurt or something, of
Speaker 1: course you're going to go at him and test them.
Speaker 1: And I thought they did. And uh, you know, I'm
Speaker 1: not saying they were They're going, you know, but they
Speaker 1: I thought they did go at Joel and bead and
Speaker 1: and that was at that one end of the floor.
Speaker 1: But that that has nothing to do with the turnovers.
Speaker 1: Like Innbe was just out of sorts. I mean, the
Speaker 1: one player that maybe his last turnover, he comes out
Speaker 1: of the backcourt with the dribble and you know, again
Speaker 1: there's like internally, there's like a basketball meter in your
Speaker 1: head that says, okay, tie up, pick it up, and
Speaker 1: give it up. And you know, he comes out of
Speaker 1: the backcourt and he ended up passing the ball and
Speaker 1: he didn't know if he was thrown at the reddick
Speaker 1: or Simmons, you know, and he threw it right out
Speaker 1: of bounce, so he was very careless with the basketball.
Speaker 1: I guess it translates to illness, but it was mostly
Speaker 1: I mean, it was inefficient and that's just you know
Speaker 1: that that's not going to win in the game when
Speaker 1: you turn it over at that rate. I mean, that
Speaker 1: just cost you. And that was a real problem for
Speaker 1: the Sixers in this game. Yes, it was in a
Speaker 1: big discrepancy tonight. As you pointed out Town the three
Speaker 1: point shooters finally really getting things to go for the
Speaker 1: Toronto rapp to sixteen to forty to the sixteen Sixers
Speaker 1: six of twenty four, not really that high of a
Speaker 1: clip doing the first four games. But as you pointed out,
Speaker 1: at some point, Danny Green and the rest of those
Speaker 1: guys who are known to be shooters are going to
Speaker 1: find this stroke. Yeah, and Kyle Lowry is playing like
Speaker 1: Kyle Lowry where he's you know, he's creating havoc, you know,
Speaker 1: with the dribble, he's making shots, he's getting to the line,
Speaker 1: he's playing with that feisty nature. And then Siakam is
Speaker 1: getting back and Danny Green getting good looks and again
Speaker 1: they're not really playing you know, seven or eight guys.
Speaker 1: They got a little bit from van Fleet, but really
Speaker 1: just the one three and the guts of that big
Speaker 1: twenty point quarter and Leonard, you know, like you know,
Speaker 1: as Danny Green mentioned post game, they didn't need forty
Speaker 1: from Kawhi Leonard because they had all these other guys
Speaker 1: stepping up. So and Gasol has played better ball. I
Speaker 1: think both Gasol and Ibaka their best two games in
Speaker 1: the last games. So you've seen two game winnings treats
Speaker 1: by both teams, and Theirs now have come in a
Speaker 1: position where they win Game four, they win Game five,
Speaker 1: and now they're, you know, in a position to go
Speaker 1: back to Philadelphia where they just won and try to
Speaker 1: close it out. And it is a very difficult thing
Speaker 1: to do. And so the Sixers, you know, I think
Speaker 1: you're going to see a lot of pride, a lot
Speaker 1: of fight where the Sixers don't want to see see
Speaker 1: their season come to an end this way. And so
Speaker 1: you know, you got to do everything within your power
Speaker 1: to keep the series alive and push it back here
Speaker 1: for a seventh game Sunday, especially on your home floor.
Speaker 1: Time again is live and Scotia Bank Arena site of
Speaker 1: the Sixers falling Tonight one twenty five eighty nine in
Speaker 1: Game five, Raptors up three two in the series. Heading
Speaker 1: back to Philadelphia Thursday, eight o'clock tip here on the
Speaker 1: Sixers Radio network time you talked about Gasol and Abaca
Speaker 1: the last game. Nick Nurse, head coach of the Raptors,
Speaker 1: really tried to try to do some different things to
Speaker 1: see if he worked. And he put those two guys
Speaker 1: on the floor together for the first time and this series,
Speaker 1: and it seemed to again work tonight eleven for Mark
Speaker 1: Gasol off the bench Surgebaca ten. But he brought a
Speaker 1: lot of energy pulling the enders away from the basket,
Speaker 1: something that I'm sure that the seventy six is again.
Speaker 1: I'm going to try to adjust two in game number six. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and they did it last game, and honestly, you know
Speaker 1: they did it. They did it in the fourth game
Speaker 1: and that helped them even the rebound ledger at forty
Speaker 1: three on the glass for both teams, and the Baca's
Speaker 1: playing better, you know what I mean. Like, uh, there
Speaker 1: was a tweet like where Kendrick Perkins, this is not
Speaker 1: the guy I helped begin, you know, to play be
Speaker 1: a player at the at the Thunder years ago, and
Speaker 1: you know, and he's a really good player and he's
Speaker 1: shown it really for the last two games. You know,
Speaker 1: he's a picking pop player. He can get to the rim,
Speaker 1: he's got mobility, he can run out to the line
Speaker 1: and help defend. I mean, that's why they went out
Speaker 1: and got him and why they resigned him. And then
Speaker 1: this you're also seeing why MASSI went out and got Marcus.
Speaker 1: All still got a lot left in the tank and
Speaker 1: a very good player, and it is a guy who
Speaker 1: can space the floor and move the ball. But he's also,
Speaker 1: like I said, there was a sequence where you know,
Speaker 1: I think it was in bid came out on a
Speaker 1: bit of an off balance close out and he made
Speaker 1: him pay go buy him off the dribble, and he's
Speaker 1: just you know, he's been a really good player for
Speaker 1: a number of years. In Marcus saw and both those
Speaker 1: guys are playing, you know, much better, and that's what
Speaker 1: you kind of feared, Like again, going back to the
Speaker 1: their nurse comment prior to the game, like that you
Speaker 1: felt like they were on a rhythm. But now they're
Speaker 1: they're catching their rhythm and they're playing better. And so
Speaker 1: for the sixers. You got to see if you can't,
Speaker 1: you know now the sense of urgency and the defense
Speaker 1: and beating guys to the spot and winning the fifty
Speaker 1: fifty balls, all those things that put you over the top,
Speaker 1: you know, out hustling the other team, you know, getting
Speaker 1: your crowd into the game, play with an urgency and
Speaker 1: a toughness that should come in a close out game.
Speaker 1: You've got to see from Philadelphia coming up on Thursday,
Speaker 1: absolutely and final one fours time. The one guy we
Speaker 1: have been able to count on throughout the entirety of
Speaker 1: this series, Jimmy Butler once again. Twenty two point seven assists,
Speaker 1: five rebounds, getting to the free throw line eleven towns
Speaker 1: was converting ten of those. Been very good and he
Speaker 1: tried as hard as he could early on to keep
Speaker 1: this thing close, and even in the third quarter coming
Speaker 1: out of the locker room. He's been playing very well
Speaker 1: in this and series. Yeah, and he didn't shoot it well.
Speaker 1: I think what got Jimmy going a little bit was
Speaker 1: he got those two foul shot opportunities that were both
Speaker 1: three free throws. He got the one baseline left corner
Speaker 1: opposite the Raptors bench in the first quarter and then
Speaker 1: later in the second half got another one and that
Speaker 1: got him to the line a little bit, and he
Speaker 1: did a lot of good things. And as you say,
Speaker 1: he's been kind of carrying the Sixers and you're gonna
Speaker 1: need a real solid performance from Jimmy Butler. You're gonna
Speaker 1: need more from JJ and Ben. Yes, frankly, I mean
Speaker 1: JJ just one field goal, and look, they were trying
Speaker 1: to get him the ball. Toronto has really adjusted. I
Speaker 1: mean everybody does. Brooklyn tried to do the same thing
Speaker 1: where you're running JJ as much as you can off
Speaker 1: the line, denying him those dribble handoffs, and they did
Speaker 1: a good job. He was really unable to get a
Speaker 1: lot of good looks. He didn't make at one three.
Speaker 1: You're kind of hoping that he would come alive with
Speaker 1: a three point shooting effort like he did in the
Speaker 1: first game where he made five in the third quarter.
Speaker 1: But you know, I thought Ben had two really good
Speaker 1: chances right at the rim with layoup opportunities early in
Speaker 1: the game, and he missed them and he ended up
Speaker 1: going three of five. And you know, they've done it.
Speaker 1: They've they've done similarly what Boston did, and that is
Speaker 1: they've walled him off, not allowing him to very rarely
Speaker 1: in transition to get below the file line and then
Speaker 1: most of the time not able to get to the rim.
Speaker 1: And so the things that hurt the Sixers are the
Speaker 1: things that Brett Brown addressed and he's been talking about
Speaker 1: throughout the really the series, the season, and that is
Speaker 1: defensive transition and turnovers, and both those things were major
Speaker 1: issues tonight. Well, Tom must win situation on Thursday night
Speaker 1: as the Sixers head back here in Philadelphia faced the
Speaker 1: Raptors hosting him Game six here in this best of
Speaker 1: seven series. Tom safe flight back. Thanks so much for
Speaker 1: taking some time out tonight, and we'll talk to you
Speaker 1: on Thursday from the Center. You got it. Good night,
Speaker 1: Tom McGinnis again live from Scotia Bank Arena, sixes Fall one,
Speaker 1: twenty five eighty nine in Game number five in Toronto,
Speaker 1: now a three two series leave for the Raptors in
Speaker 1: his best of seven close out game for them, possibly
Speaker 1: in game number six here in Philadelphia. Let's see what
Speaker 1: the seventy sixers have to say about that. Before we
Speaker 1: get to that, we get to the highlights on the
Speaker 1: other side, called by that man you just heard Tom McGinnis.
Speaker 1: They always told Will he was too short to play basketball,
Speaker 1: but Will never listened. We'll let his work ethic do
Speaker 1: the talking for him. Always in a gym, always running drills.
Speaker 1: Will knew where there was a will, there was a way,
Speaker 1: and he was Will. But then after a second child
Speaker 1: was born, he realized the pros were all way better
Speaker 1: than him. So Will gave up and buried his high
Speaker 1: tops in a cheerful ceremony. But one day he heard
Speaker 1: that Geico could save him money on car insurance, so
Speaker 1: he switched and saved a bunch, which was awesome. Game
Speaker 1: Number five of this Eastern Conference Semifinals between the Raptors
Speaker 1: and Sixers is in the books, the Raptors taking a
Speaker 1: one twenty five eighty nine lead and now a three
Speaker 1: two series lead in this best of seven, now again
Speaker 1: shifting to Philadelphia on Thursday night eight o'clock. Right here
Speaker 1: on the Sixers Radio Network, Divine givens with you as
Speaker 1: we give you the highlights from this game, starting in
Speaker 1: the first quarter with Jimmy Butler, who again was the
Speaker 1: lead catalyst for the seventy six is positive night once again,
Speaker 1: as he has been the best player in the series.
Speaker 1: Miss basket by one of his teammates, but he's right
Speaker 1: there to clean up the mess. Sexerss Paul up to
Speaker 1: Reddick with a JJ turns the quarter in usiaka floater
Speaker 1: off the rebno tap by Butler. Nestle sit right over
Speaker 1: the top of the rib and Jimmy Butler put the
Speaker 1: secress in front by four. That made a twelve eight.
Speaker 1: Jimmy Butler with the tip. In early foul trouble for
Speaker 1: Tobias Harrison. Ben Simmons forced Brett Brown's hand to have
Speaker 1: some substitutions and maybe a little sooner than he wanted,
Speaker 1: but show paying dividends right away. Mike Scott with the help.
Speaker 1: Here's Simmons on a drive been underhand pass into Mike
Speaker 1: Scott off Ballot's plenty twirls in a layup Dot Low
Speaker 1: good passed by Simmons and Scott able to slither through
Speaker 1: the Raptors d and there's Sixers with their largest lead
Speaker 1: thus far, sixteen to ten at that point. The seventy
Speaker 1: Sixers giving up a little bit to the Raptors as
Speaker 1: they made their push. Pascal Siakam making a three pointer
Speaker 1: and to make it eighteen sixteen six as well up
Speaker 1: by as much as seven eighteen eleven, eighteen sixteen after
Speaker 1: Pascal Siakam's three pointer, but he was not done as
Speaker 1: he followed that went up with another from deep half
Speaker 1: court sept for the Raptors. Lowry with the ball to Siakam.
Speaker 1: Siakam's gonna measure shoot at three and in duel didn't
Speaker 1: go out there, he dared him to shoot it at.
Speaker 1: Siaka makes his second three, his only three point makes
Speaker 1: of the game right there in the first quarter for
Speaker 1: the Toronto Raptors nineteen nineteen at that point, and beat
Speaker 1: with a fade away layup to make it twenty three
Speaker 1: twenty one. Raptors finished that first frame twenty seven twenty
Speaker 1: six with the lead to buyas Harris starts off the
Speaker 1: third second quarter parton me with a pull up jumper
Speaker 1: to make it twenty nine twenty eight and beat with
Speaker 1: a tough turnover a few possessions later, his third of
Speaker 1: the game at that point, and Marcus all then nails
Speaker 1: at three pointed to make it thirty six twenty eight
Speaker 1: in favor of the Toronto Raptors. Six is still battling
Speaker 1: back Butler with the baseline jumper to make it thirty
Speaker 1: six thirty, but then Kyle Lowry doing what he does,
Speaker 1: being very aggressive getting the ball and pushing it up
Speaker 1: the floor. Ben Simmons of the turnover can't foul Lowry
Speaker 1: when the Lowrys turns on the jet lad right hand
Speaker 1: lamp rob me good Pyle Lowry right down the gut
Speaker 1: and a foul on the Sixeries, converting the layup and
Speaker 1: the free throw ten point advantage for the Raptors forty
Speaker 1: two thirty two. Ben Simmons answers with his own basket
Speaker 1: in the foul. Six is Paul lettic A. Simmons exchanges
Speaker 1: Simmons on the drive into the lane. Oh Pound a
Speaker 1: shot up Hawairei leonard Is in forty four thirty five
Speaker 1: was the score at that point, but then the Raptors
Speaker 1: again continue to pull away from the seventy six is
Speaker 1: Danny Green with a big three off of an offensive
Speaker 1: rebound to make its fifty seven forty one in favor
Speaker 1: of Toronto. They go into the locker room with a
Speaker 1: twenty one point lead sixty four forty three, and that
Speaker 1: was behind a twenty point frame in the second quarter,
Speaker 1: winning that one thirty seven to seventeen. Jimmy Butler again
Speaker 1: in the third quarter, trying to help the seventy six
Speaker 1: is can maintain some sort of offense as he gets
Speaker 1: a bucket here Butler in the lane floater up and
Speaker 1: good got by. Danny Green shot a hierarchy soft shot
Speaker 1: with Leonard coming out, Butler shoots some scores JJ Reddit
Speaker 1: closes the gap as that scores sixty six fifty After
Speaker 1: Butler's basket, JJ reddick with the three to make it
Speaker 1: sixty six to fifty three time out Toronto. But then
Speaker 1: after that, once again the Raptors really able to pull away,
Speaker 1: never really relinquishing anything, and Kawhi Leonard put a stamp
Speaker 1: on the end of the third quarter. Kawhi Leonard in
Speaker 1: the lane, Leonard don Low and slammed it. Oh fam,
Speaker 1: at what point is someone gonna cut them all? Leonard
Speaker 1: tripled around sevens a Rob Scott and hammered it ninety
Speaker 1: two seventy at the end of the third quarter. After
Speaker 1: that basketby Kawhi Leonard in the fourth quarter or really
Speaker 1: things were all Raptors thirty three to nineteen final score
Speaker 1: one twenty five eighty nine as they take Game five,
Speaker 1: now have a three two series advantage over Philadelphia as
Speaker 1: they head back here to South Philadelphia to take on
Speaker 1: the Sixers on Thursday night eight o'clock tip here on
Speaker 1: the Sixers Radio Network in Game number six in a
Speaker 1: close out game for them, a must win situation for
Speaker 1: the Philadelphia seventy Sixers, and we would certainly hope that
Speaker 1: things go a different direction and the seventy Sixers that
Speaker 1: a would have forced a Game seven on Sunday back
Speaker 1: in Toronto at Scotia Bank Arena. Once again, the seventy
Speaker 1: Sixers fall in this contest. One twenty five eighty nine
Speaker 1: Raptors up three two in this best of seven series.
Speaker 1: As the attention now shifts back here to Philadelphia for
Speaker 1: gaining number six. On Thursday night, you've been listening to
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