Speaker 1: This is a playoff edition of seventy six Ers Rewind
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Speaker 1: from the team's most recent postseason game. This version of
Speaker 1: the Philadelphia seventy Sixers that we saw in a winner,
Speaker 1: go home Game six in the second round tonight, this
Speaker 1: is the version of the seventy Sixers that inspires, makes
Speaker 1: you dream that much more and believe everything was clicking
Speaker 1: and they dominated the Toronto Raptors one twelve to one
Speaker 1: to one to force a decisive winner take all Games
Speaker 1: seven on Sunday night back at Scotia Bank Arena in Toronto.
Speaker 1: What's going on on, Brian Seltz from down here at
Speaker 1: the center, What a night, the crowd phenomenal from before
Speaker 1: the game even started. What an inspired pregame bell ringing
Speaker 1: from the inspirers of the underdog movement Philadelphia Eagles, Chris
Speaker 1: Long and Lane Johnson that got everyone going. And the
Speaker 1: seventy Sixers, after missing their first three shots in the night,
Speaker 1: they went on full fledged attack Downhill four s Mode
Speaker 1: thirteen to five. They opened the game. They weathered at
Speaker 1: tend nothing run by the Raptors to regain control going
Speaker 1: into the second quarter, leading by eight, Toronto made another
Speaker 1: run to the tune of twelfth straight, but the seventy Sixers,
Speaker 1: led by Jimmy Butler what have finished the first half
Speaker 1: by Butler scoring seven row capping the second quarter with
Speaker 1: that dramatic steal of Kawhi Leonard zooming down the floor
Speaker 1: is scoring on the lamp to put the seventy six
Speaker 1: Ers of fifteen going into the break. You could just
Speaker 1: feel it this was going to be the seventy Sixers night.
Speaker 1: Raptors got back within eight points middle of the third quarter.
Speaker 1: What happened from there? Sixers clamped down defensively, capitalized in
Speaker 1: a series of Raptors misses, and scored in a variety
Speaker 1: of ways. There was pace all over the place, full court,
Speaker 1: half court. Ben Simmons was fantastic, helping key that type
Speaker 1: of action all game long. Six Er scored twenty two
Speaker 1: of the next twenty eight points in the game to
Speaker 1: essentially put this one away. By the end of three quarters,
Speaker 1: Sixers led by as many as twenty four points and
Speaker 1: defeat the Raptors one twelve to one. Oh one. Man,
Speaker 1: so much to like from this one. How about we
Speaker 1: start with you gotta start with Joel Embiad, right, he's
Speaker 1: the one that everyone focuses on. He's the one who
Speaker 1: had the tough games four and five. Well, listen, he
Speaker 1: was five or fourteen from the floor, but who cares?
Speaker 1: He was plus forty in thirty five minutes. There are times,
Speaker 1: and for me this is just the way I look
Speaker 1: at things. There are times when I feel you can
Speaker 1: only make so much of plus minus numbers. But if
Speaker 1: you watch tonight's game, if you were down here, if
Speaker 1: you listen, if you folt on TV, you could see
Speaker 1: by Joel Embiid simply planning himself in the lane and
Speaker 1: doing his job defensively, how much he deterred, altered and
Speaker 1: dissuaded the Toronto rafts made life uncomfortable for them, and
Speaker 1: everything on the offensive end was unlocked as well. Plus
Speaker 1: forty for Joel Embiid in thirty five minutes, he had
Speaker 1: seventeen points, twelve rebounds, two block shots. He was huge
Speaker 1: in the third quarter. I thought he got better and
Speaker 1: better and better as tonight's game went along, so that
Speaker 1: as you go into a game seven on Sunday, something
Speaker 1: you hope to build upon. Oh, by the way, with
Speaker 1: the next two days worth of rest and the seventy
Speaker 1: Sixers are likely headed to Toronto tomorrow, though on the
Speaker 1: full day, just to get settled there. Practice likely on Saturday,
Speaker 1: then play the game on Sunday. So there's Joel embiid
Speaker 1: listen plus forty. You just cannot dispute the impact he
Speaker 1: had in the game. Ben Simmons twenty one points, nine
Speaker 1: of thirteen from the field, eight rebounds, six assists, all
Speaker 1: in the first half. Listen. There has been so much
Speaker 1: clamoring and talk, understandably so for Ben Simmons dialing in
Speaker 1: to attack mode and again from the outset of the game.
Speaker 1: Ben Simmons was so involved in leading that effort for
Speaker 1: the seventy Sixers tonight. What a tremendous bounce back effort
Speaker 1: by Ben Simmons, arguably the best he's been given the
Speaker 1: stakes in the postseason, maybe the best we've seen him
Speaker 1: since the Brooklyn Nets series when he went for the
Speaker 1: big number in Game two. Great stuff from Ben Simmons,
Speaker 1: Mike Scott off the bench four for five, three for
Speaker 1: four from three eleven points in the game, and the
Speaker 1: spark he gave the Sixers coming with big shots, playing
Speaker 1: the five man at times he was vital plus twenty
Speaker 1: nine from Mike Scott in twenty minutes played sixteen points,
Speaker 1: four Tobias Harris six of seventeen, shooting nine rebounds, five assists,
Speaker 1: eleven for JJ Reddick four of eleven, three of ten.
Speaker 1: But the seventy sixers all in all, they were able
Speaker 1: to get that attack mode going early. I thought that then,
Speaker 1: you know, usually hear about defense leading offense. I thought
Speaker 1: tonight sixers were fueling right off the start. Their defense
Speaker 1: quickly got locked in after that, and they held to
Speaker 1: Rontoto forty three percent overall, nine of thirty six from
Speaker 1: three and I believe we have Brett bound right now.
Speaker 1: Courtesy of NBC Sports Philadelphia, if we can go to
Speaker 1: that right now. I think a little bit of excuse me,
Speaker 1: I think a little bit of both. When you when
Speaker 1: you're trying to if you think you're gonna go just
Speaker 1: beat up on and being pounded into, you know, somebody
Speaker 1: that's being defended by a defensive player of the Year
Speaker 1: as marcasoul Is. That's a hard way to score always,
Speaker 1: and so you know, whether you ducked him in, whether
Speaker 1: you pick and rolled him into sort of that honey spot,
Speaker 1: that foule line area, or you went a direct post.
Speaker 1: You know, you can pick different ways that he would
Speaker 1: get his touches, But to suggest like he didn't get
Speaker 1: the ball with his back to the basket on Marc
Speaker 1: gasoul A lot, this is true. And some of it
Speaker 1: was him, you know, reading the game. Some of it
Speaker 1: as me not wanting to put him always in that situation.
Speaker 1: And I thought he was just brilliant, kind of all
Speaker 1: over the place, although it doesn't sort of look at
Speaker 1: on an offensive statue a bad Jason Levin's filly front office. Um. So,
Speaker 1: going back to Joel's defense and impact on his team,
Speaker 1: but really does he have an impact on opposing teams
Speaker 1: as well as a sort of deterrence a presence back there?
Speaker 1: Does he change the way people attack or their confidence level?
Speaker 1: It just seemed like tonight he was a plus forty.
Speaker 1: Is really his first maybe thirty minutes? Um? There seems
Speaker 1: to be an evan flow when he's in the game
Speaker 1: and when he's not in the game. What is the
Speaker 1: impact that he's really got? Is it purely tactical? Um?
Speaker 1: Where do I begin? So your question kind of surprises
Speaker 1: me because it's clear the impact he has on the game,
Speaker 1: Like he is we get what he does at the rim.
Speaker 1: It's significant, you know when he goes out lots of times,
Speaker 1: look what happens. And so of course, like you know,
Speaker 1: he's got an incredible defensive impact on a game. If
Speaker 1: you're looking at sort of people behind you, if you
Speaker 1: pick him, quiet, Kyle, whatever, if you see him, you're
Speaker 1: probably gonna think a little bit more about what you
Speaker 1: want to do, what's your plan? And his importance to
Speaker 1: our team is obvious. Tonight you saw a healthier Joel Embiid.
Speaker 1: And for that sort of example, for that sort of
Speaker 1: situation of him and his health, he comes out and
Speaker 1: has a plus forty. It's a huge number. It's a
Speaker 1: huge plus minus number in a playoff game. His significance
Speaker 1: has felt all over the place. That is seventy six
Speaker 1: Ers head coach Brett Brown talking about Joel Embid plus
Speaker 1: forty and thirty five minutes one twelve, one oh one. Well,
Speaker 1: Joel Embiid, Ben Simmons, whether they heard some of the talk,
Speaker 1: read some of the writing, or whatever it was, guess
Speaker 1: what they responded tonight in resounding fashion, been such a
Speaker 1: huge part of setting the aggressive tone for the seventy
Speaker 1: six ers. Tonight, seventy Sixers stave off elimination. They've fought
Speaker 1: for forty eight minutes. They've earned themselves another forty eight
Speaker 1: minutes coming up on Sunday, Game seven against the Toronto
Speaker 1: Raptors at Scotia Bank Arena. Twenty one eight and six
Speaker 1: for Ben Simmons, seventeen twelve two blocks plus forty for
Speaker 1: Joel Embiid twenty five six and eight plus two steals
Speaker 1: for Jimmy Butler, Kawhi Leonard nine for twenty oh for
Speaker 1: four from three. He's now oh for eight from the
Speaker 1: perimeter his last two games. He finished with twenty nine points,
Speaker 1: twelve rebounds, twenty one for Pascal Siakam, thirteen for Kyle
Speaker 1: Lowry as Toronto shoots under twenty six percent from three
Speaker 1: nine to thirty six in the game, as the Sixers
Speaker 1: get the job done at the center. Tonight, Tom McGinnis
Speaker 1: is standing by. We speak with him next. As we
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Speaker 1: Sixers do what needed to be done at the center
Speaker 1: tonight knocking off the Raptors one twelve one on one
Speaker 1: Game seven coming up on Sunday seven o'clock right here
Speaker 1: in the Sixers Rating Network, as the Sixer would look
Speaker 1: to advance to the Eastern Conference Finals for the first
Speaker 1: time since two thousand and one. They have earned that
Speaker 1: right after a great performance tonight. I'm Brian Selter. Tom
Speaker 1: McGinnis had the call of this one Tom start to
Speaker 1: finish the atmosphere and here was electric the seventy Sixers,
Speaker 1: after misfiring on a few shots to start the game,
Speaker 1: get that driving downhill dunk from Tobias Harrison between Jimmy
Speaker 1: Butler and Simmons. They were off to the races from there,
Speaker 1: no doubt about it. And one common thread in these
Speaker 1: games is that Mark Gassoul has picked up a foul
Speaker 1: in the first couple of minutes or so. And the
Speaker 1: reason I bring it up is because that occurred on
Speaker 1: a loose ball right off the bat, and then that's
Speaker 1: why Harris was propelled and thought about going in the
Speaker 1: way he did against Kasaul. First of all, you have
Speaker 1: to bring it because he's such a big guy, and secondly,
Speaker 1: they knew he wasn't gonna be able to defend, and
Speaker 1: you're right. That got the Sixers into a position where
Speaker 1: eventually they led thirteen to five. They had three eight
Speaker 1: point leads in the first quarter, and the second one
Speaker 1: was built up after Toronto scored ten in a row.
Speaker 1: So after it was thirteen to five, Nurse calls time
Speaker 1: out for the Raptors. They scored ten straight take the
Speaker 1: lead for the first time, and then the Sixers rallied
Speaker 1: back and eventually they led by eight after one. And
Speaker 1: then I thought Jimmy Butler was just brilliant in the
Speaker 1: late second. He has Lowry on him a lot and
Speaker 1: he makes them pay for that. He was just brilliant
Speaker 1: in the game. Seventy six Ers ride twenty five points
Speaker 1: from Jimmy Butler, six rebounds, eight assists from him as well.
Speaker 1: They get twenty one, eight and six from Ben Simmons
Speaker 1: and a plus forty from Joel embiad time. We talked
Speaker 1: about the importance and this is not either of us
Speaker 1: going out on a limb of Joel Embiid and Ben
Speaker 1: Simmons the seventy six ers chances and a winner go
Speaker 1: home proposition, and those two they stepped up big time,
Speaker 1: oh no doubt. And Ben was just totally aggressive and
Speaker 1: that's what you expect from him, you know. And I
Speaker 1: thought it was neat too, how the crowd was sold
Speaker 1: behind Ben Simmons even when he went to the line
Speaker 1: and just basically urging him to make his free throws
Speaker 1: that one early on he missed the first and made
Speaker 1: the second, and they were so responsive in the most
Speaker 1: positive of ways toward him, and he was brilliant, and
Speaker 1: they were involved in a lot of plays where you know,
Speaker 1: Joel would make a play at the one end and
Speaker 1: then Ben at the other end, and they were they
Speaker 1: were great. And Bead's impact again not shooting wise per se,
Speaker 1: but overall in the game with that plus minus, as
Speaker 1: coach noted and we talked about throughout the game, but
Speaker 1: just absolutely astounding his impact in the game. And you know,
Speaker 1: the Sixers they played with a sense of urgency that
Speaker 1: you obviously have to have. And now the big question
Speaker 1: is can they sustain that? Can they bring that into
Speaker 1: the seventh game? The energy that was here will exist
Speaker 1: for the Raptors, as as Mike Scott noted during our
Speaker 1: postgame conversation, to put up with a noise and go
Speaker 1: in there and steal yourself off to their crowd and
Speaker 1: take the momentum away from the Raptors in the game.
Speaker 1: But for now, they set that up with a superb
Speaker 1: performance tonight. Seventy six Ers winners in Game six, best
Speaker 1: of seventh series in the second round. I'll tie to
Speaker 1: three games apiece one, twelve, one on one. Mike Scott
Speaker 1: had himself a game tonight time, he really did. And
Speaker 1: you got to remember he missed the first two games
Speaker 1: in this series with the planner fasciitis and the bone
Speaker 1: contusion and has had some threes in the series. But
Speaker 1: you know, he's a big player for the Sixers off
Speaker 1: the bench, and I thought Ennis stepped back into the
Speaker 1: fold and played well in this game. He had only
Speaker 1: one point in the game on Tuesday in Game five.
Speaker 1: And those two guys off the bench, you know, they
Speaker 1: bring a lot of the same qualities, the ability to
Speaker 1: guard and guard multiple positions, he'd be able to hit
Speaker 1: the shots. And Mike Scott with his four field goals,
Speaker 1: three of which were threes. That big start to the
Speaker 1: second quarter, Sixers made three straight threes, with JJ, Joel
Speaker 1: and Mike Scott all getting into the act. He ended
Speaker 1: up being a nine two run that helped advance the
Speaker 1: lead and again get the crowd ignited. But Mike was
Speaker 1: really big, and you know, he's a great teammate. All
Speaker 1: these guys love playing with him. He brings a toughness,
Speaker 1: He's all about the group, and that's what you need.
Speaker 1: That's what you need to have a winning basketball ball club.
Speaker 1: Seventy Sixers playing Game seven on Sunday after a one,
Speaker 1: twelve on on one win tonight of the Raptors. Tom Ollivi, Fish,
Speaker 1: You've been a part of a handful of Game seven,
Speaker 1: most recently in two thousand and twelve second round against
Speaker 1: Boston of course, two thousand and one against these Raptors,
Speaker 1: and also against the Bucks later in that playoffs. What
Speaker 1: is a Game seven like and what do you expect
Speaker 1: coming up on Sunday? Well, I mean, everything is magnified
Speaker 1: as you would expect because both teams are playing for
Speaker 1: their playoff lives and for their seasons. And again these
Speaker 1: two teams high aspirations. Coming in eight months, it'll be
Speaker 1: the ninety ninth game for the Sixers. Think about that,
Speaker 1: and it comes down to forty eight minutes and uh,
Speaker 1: it's one of the you know, it's one of those
Speaker 1: situations where you can literally feel the tension, the apprehension,
Speaker 1: the nervous energy and the crowd and extends to the players.
Speaker 1: I thought, you know, Toronto was tight tonight, that a
Speaker 1: lot of their shots, you know, don't don't even take
Speaker 1: my word for it. Just if you watched a bunch
Speaker 1: of their shots at the very beginning of the game.
Speaker 1: We're short, and that you're not playing with the freedom
Speaker 1: and you know, the confidence shot, and that's that's what happens,
Speaker 1: and that's that can be evident in game seven. So
Speaker 1: you know, the thing is that they're obviously going to
Speaker 1: be at home, and you know, like they got one
Speaker 1: of the great players, one of the great finishers in
Speaker 1: our game, and that is Kawhi Leonard, and boy, you
Speaker 1: don't you don't want to see it come down to
Speaker 1: the final minute or so where you know, it's Kawhi
Speaker 1: Leonard against the Sixers because he's he's been awful, good
Speaker 1: and at times unstoppable in this series. But they are
Speaker 1: they're they're a load of fun. I remember you speak
Speaker 1: of the last time the Sixers were in a Game seven.
Speaker 1: It was Memorial Day weekend of twenty twelve, and it
Speaker 1: was the first time I met Doris Burke. And I
Speaker 1: was with the then Sixers general manager Tony de Leio
Speaker 1: on our bench in Boston at the Garden and Doris,
Speaker 1: great basketball person, comes over. She had not met at
Speaker 1: either one of us, and she says, Game seven, Sixers Celtics,
Speaker 1: and that was the introduction, and then we all chatted.
Speaker 1: And that's the There's just an energy. You hear it
Speaker 1: all the time on sports broadcast. Two of the best
Speaker 1: words in sports. And it's exciting and it'll be great.
Speaker 1: And the Sixers have put themselves in this position and
Speaker 1: now they've got to finish it off, you know what
Speaker 1: I mean. Like they play great, They've had their moments
Speaker 1: in this series. They've had some times when they've struggled,
Speaker 1: but hopefully, you know, Joel gets rested and gets in there,
Speaker 1: and you got guys like Jimmy Butler, and you know
Speaker 1: you've got some finishers of your own in terms of
Speaker 1: the Sixers and their abilities to be able to make
Speaker 1: some key shots. And it should be really exciting and
Speaker 1: fun to be a part of. To be sure, seventy
Speaker 1: Sixers beat the Rafters one twelve, one on one in
Speaker 1: game six. That means game seven. It'll be Sunday at
Speaker 1: seven o'clock. Tom, we'll speak with you before then. All right,
Speaker 1: thank you, good night. What a night at the center.
Speaker 1: Seventy Sixers rise to the occasion along with several of
Speaker 1: their young stars, Ben Simmons and Joel and beating in
Speaker 1: particular Simmons twenty one, eight and six, Joel and b
Speaker 1: plus forty and thirty five minutes to go with seventeen points,
Speaker 1: twelve rebounds and two block shots twenty five for Jimmy Butler,
Speaker 1: the man taken over the Delaware Valley. He has been
Speaker 1: spectacular in this series. We'll get into some of the
Speaker 1: details playback, some highlights coming up on the other side.
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Speaker 1: is game six seventy six ers end of the evening,
Speaker 1: trailing three games to two. So that meant the formula
Speaker 1: and the stakes were pretty simple. Gotta win to stay alive.
Speaker 1: Obviously easier said than done, but nothing better than having
Speaker 1: the best home crowd in the association at full throat
Speaker 1: behind you. And the seventy sixers got rolling. They wanted
Speaker 1: to play with an attacking, downhill, forceful style, and that
Speaker 1: is exactly what Tobias Harris gave them early on in
Speaker 1: the first quarter. Here's Tobias Harrison a drive pride at
Speaker 1: a soul and he champs at two hand stuff. Seventy
Speaker 1: sixers were off and rolling. From there, they jumped out
Speaker 1: to a thirteen to five lead. Now the Rafts would
Speaker 1: answer with ten straight points to take a thirteen a
Speaker 1: bigger pardon at fifteen to thirteen lead, that would be
Speaker 1: their only advantage of the night. The seventy Sixers closed
Speaker 1: out the first quarter strong. Sixers get it back. Simmons
Speaker 1: on Ibaka fakes it, turns, shoots it up with a hook.
Speaker 1: He good, he got a side roll. What a play
Speaker 1: by sevens. Seventy Sixers led twenty nine twenty one after
Speaker 1: twelve minutes play. Sixers kept the momentum going early on
Speaker 1: in the second quarter. They snapped off nine in a row.
Speaker 1: Cinne corner, Scott one time, Scotty, Yeah, it's good, a three,
Speaker 1: and the Sixers lead thirty eight twenty one. Hopping excitement
Speaker 1: here at the center, and the lead would grow to
Speaker 1: nineteen on a JJ Reddick two point layup. But then
Speaker 1: the Raptors answered, scoring twelve straight to make the lead
Speaker 1: for the seventy sixers only seven. Sixers took time out,
Speaker 1: regrouped and would be Jimmy Butler who would lead them
Speaker 1: down the stretch of the first half. Jimmy Butler for three.
Speaker 1: This would be large. It's off the front. Faler got
Speaker 1: us over rebut fob by Larry put back in. Oh man,
Speaker 1: Jimmy Butler going to the line. He tucked the head
Speaker 1: and made the buckets and now he motions part the crowd.
Speaker 1: Let me hear you. Jimmy at the main hangs on,
Speaker 1: Siaka backs it up. Jimmy Butler with a kiss off
Speaker 1: the window. Eight seconds to go. Six is by thirteen
Speaker 1: Raptors ball Leonard with it, Leonard has it stolen by
Speaker 1: Jimmy three seconds erased a rip up layoup God, Jimmy
Speaker 1: Butler and Scart four in a row right now. It
Speaker 1: is Jimmy Butler's town and we were all just living
Speaker 1: in What a play that was for Jimmy Butler. In sequence,
Speaker 1: he had the steel layoup by defending Kawhi Leonard to
Speaker 1: send the seventy six Ers into the break with a
Speaker 1: lead of fifty eight to forty three. In the third quarter,
Speaker 1: the Sixers would withstand a surge from the Raptors. Raptors
Speaker 1: got the deficit down to eight to seventy. Sixers roared
Speaker 1: right back from Mike Scott, once again finding himself there
Speaker 1: to punctuate a run. Harris in the lane kickoff Mike
Speaker 1: Scott baseline free ball up at head at Mike Scott
Speaker 1: parts in a three, a six or seventy eight Toronto
Speaker 1: sixty one Scott off the bench. What a love of
Speaker 1: time out Toronto. As the game went along, Dwelling Beads
Speaker 1: seemed to be getting more and more into rhythms scoring
Speaker 1: the basketball, but defensively he was a force all night long.
Speaker 1: And this stuarts Kawai and dribbles right and rather than
Speaker 1: pet boxes shot on the runout seven, He's gonna lay
Speaker 1: it up at head and be within a block at
Speaker 1: one in a sevens like a freight trade. Get it lit,
Speaker 1: lay up. So great to see the two of those
Speaker 1: players in particular respond tonight Sixers by twenty eighty seven
Speaker 1: sixty seven after three early on the fourth. They did
Speaker 1: not slow down Year's rrors goal low Tobias Harris with twelve.
Speaker 1: He's going right at Kassoul. Who knows Mark Kasol has
Speaker 1: three fouls and that is good And the seventy sixers
Speaker 1: made an eighty nine sixty seven on that basket by Harris.
Speaker 1: They would pretty much coast the rest of the way,
Speaker 1: winning one twelve one on one. The reserves came in
Speaker 1: to play the final few minutes and the seventy sixers,
Speaker 1: tying this series up at three games a piece. Six
Speaker 1: Ers shot forty six percent from the field Toronto forty
Speaker 1: three percent six or ten of twenty eight from outside
Speaker 1: the arc Toronto nine of thirty six, seventy six or
Speaker 1: twenty of twenty six in the line Raptors twenty two
Speaker 1: of twenty nine six Ers fifty two thirty four, crushing
Speaker 1: Toronto in the glass, sixteen to nine offensive rebounds, eighteen
Speaker 1: to ten second chance points Sixers. They committed eighteen turnovers,
Speaker 1: but through three quarters their numbers were pretty good in
Speaker 1: the turnover department. They definitely did a better job in
Speaker 1: that respect. Twenty five six and eight for Jimmy Butler,
Speaker 1: twenty one points, eight rebounds, six assists for Ben Simmons,
Speaker 1: seventeen and twelve for Joel mb to go with two
Speaker 1: blocks on a plus forty rating, sixteen seven I big
Speaker 1: a part in sixteen nine and five for Tobias Harris,
Speaker 1: and eleven points for JJ Reddick. Mike Scott with a
Speaker 1: nice night off the bench, eleven points, three to four
Speaker 1: outside the arc. He was plus twenty nine and twenty
Speaker 1: minutes played. Kawhi Leonard twenty nine and twelve. He was
Speaker 1: oh for four outside the arc, nine of twenty overall,
Speaker 1: thirteen for Kyle Lowry, three of seven from three for him,
Speaker 1: twenty one for Pascal Siakam eight of sixteen from the field,
Speaker 1: but two of six from three, and just eight points
Speaker 1: for Danny Green and seven for Marcusol on three of
Speaker 1: eight shooting. Seventy sixers have forced a game seven. They're
Speaker 1: first in the playoffs since second round against Boston two
Speaker 1: and twelve. A bid for their first Eastern Conference Finals
Speaker 1: appearance since two thousand and one is on the line
Speaker 1: seven o'clock tip time on Sunday. Seventy six Ers four
Speaker 1: say Games seventy in Toronto on Sunday with a one
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