Speaker 1: This is a playoff edition of seventy six Ers Rewind
Speaker 1: presented by Guyko. Time now to listen back to reaction
Speaker 1: from the team's most recent postseason game. It came down
Speaker 1: to the final seconds. Great theater, great drama, and that's
Speaker 1: what you ask for in a game seven. Unfortunately, the
Speaker 1: Philadelphia seventy Sixers due not come out on top, ending
Speaker 1: their twenty eighteen nineteen campaign, losing ninety two to ninety
Speaker 1: in Game seven in Toronto thanks to a great play
Speaker 1: by a great player and Kawhi Leonard. Hello all, welcome
Speaker 1: to the Sixers postgame show here on the Sixers Radio Network.
Speaker 1: I am Divine givens here with you. We will reconnect
Speaker 1: and in just a second with Tom McGinnis live from
Speaker 1: Scotia Bank Arena. We have already heard from head coach
Speaker 1: Brett Brown, losing coach Head coach Brett Brown, as the
Speaker 1: season has ended, and tonight again one more time, ninety
Speaker 1: two ninety the Toronto Raptors on a last second shot
Speaker 1: by Kawhi Leonard along the baseline, fading away with the
Speaker 1: contestant Joel embiid gets the role, gets the bounce and
Speaker 1: the role to finish off the seventy six twenty eighteen
Speaker 1: nineteen season and something that it was a great run
Speaker 1: this year, a great opportunity for the seventy six or
Speaker 1: some things that will certainly talk about that could have
Speaker 1: played out in a different way and maybe the overall
Speaker 1: game would have turned out differently, but unfortunately not the
Speaker 1: case for this basketball team tonight. As the season now
Speaker 1: comes to an end in Game seven, let's now head
Speaker 1: back to Scotia Bank Arena to check in with the
Speaker 1: Sixers radio voice Tom Againnis and Tom. As we start off,
Speaker 1: I can't help but to really jump right towards the
Speaker 1: end at the three thirteen mark with the time out
Speaker 1: happened by Philadelphia after miss shot by the Toronto Raptors
Speaker 1: eighty five, eighty five and immediately come out and a
Speaker 1: turnover on possession. And then another situation right after a
Speaker 1: good defensive play, good defensive series by the Sixers, another
Speaker 1: turnover and as you pointed out, they did not make
Speaker 1: it and make it down in the paint area to
Speaker 1: at least get a shot off and give themselves an opportunity. Well,
Speaker 1: you're right, and it comes down to execution. And let's
Speaker 1: be honest, they you know they they had a guy
Speaker 1: who's one of the great closers in the game, Leonard
Speaker 1: forty one points makes the game winning shot. And to
Speaker 1: your point, the Sixers with a Gamel and I were
Speaker 1: unable to get to clean execution where they weren't able
Speaker 1: to get a really good shot, and the you know,
Speaker 1: Leonard Kawhi Gasol cutting off Jimmy Butler and the Sixers
Speaker 1: exchanging that ball back and forth, and then Jimmy tried
Speaker 1: to step back shot on Mark Gasol and Gasol got
Speaker 1: got a piece, so you know, they closed out. And
Speaker 1: when you're playing at thirty five feet away getting double teamed,
Speaker 1: it's it's very difficult. Let's just go to their head coach,
Speaker 1: Nick Nurse for a brief moment here he encapsulates the win.
Speaker 1: From their perspective, it looks like it's going in. Let's
Speaker 1: think it was going in the whole time. To me,
Speaker 1: I thought it was, but just again, I thought it was.
Speaker 1: Obviously it's a nice lucky bounce, right, but I thought
Speaker 1: we were very unlucky for a lot of that game.
Speaker 1: So it came back to us a little bit balanced out.
Speaker 1: Kyle didn't have Kyle didn't seem to have the greatest
Speaker 1: scoring nights, but his contribution would have been as good
Speaker 1: as he's had all year. Maybe the way he played
Speaker 1: all night. Yeah, I really was impressed with his defense, Doug.
Speaker 1: I thought he was. He was being so alert and
Speaker 1: aggressive on his switch outs, right, You just every time
Speaker 1: you saw an opening coming there, he was taking it
Speaker 1: away and obviously had that huge steal. And I think
Speaker 1: we had back to back shot clock violations and that
Speaker 1: was getting ready to be a third one, and he
Speaker 1: got to it just in the nick of time. So
Speaker 1: he was again he was. He played a lot of minutes.
Speaker 1: I think he played the whole second half, and he was.
Speaker 1: He was great down the stretch defensively. That's Nick Nurse,
Speaker 1: the Raptors coach to Vinyl throw it back. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: just want to give you Lowry's numbers. He played it
Speaker 1: just over thirty nine minutes, like coach said, he played
Speaker 1: a lot of time. So he had ten points, six assists,
Speaker 1: sixte bounds, two steals, he took two charges. He read
Speaker 1: that play. It's Kyle Lowry. Yes, he's the guy who
Speaker 1: loved to hate as an opponent, but he is an awful, good,
Speaker 1: winning basketball player, and his time here in Toronto has
Speaker 1: been incredible. He's made the All Star team five times
Speaker 1: in a row. His most recent seventh game thirty five
Speaker 1: points against the Heat. He knew he wasn't going to
Speaker 1: have those numbers, but they don't win that game without
Speaker 1: his crucial performance and the way he stepped up and
Speaker 1: made plays for them absolutely and protecting the basketball as well,
Speaker 1: only two turnovers in that thirty mount nine minutes in
Speaker 1: three seconds. Time again his life from Scotia Bank Arena
Speaker 1: after the Sixers lost ninety two ninety time. The other
Speaker 1: thing that we have to jump to, the Sixers really
Speaker 1: controlled the glass in this series for a majority of
Speaker 1: the games, maybe five out of the six games before tonight.
Speaker 1: But Toronto getting the better of the seventy six is
Speaker 1: specifically on the offensive glass sixteen to five that advantaged,
Speaker 1: and some key buckets coming off of those and some
Speaker 1: rebounds down to stretch. Yeah. No, and that that is
Speaker 1: a direct carryover or residual carryover of having to double Leonard.
Speaker 1: Like I was saying in our postgame chat with Serge Ibaka,
Speaker 1: so Joelle is kind of rotating roaming. He's he's not
Speaker 1: the primary guy guarding Kawhi oftentimes. That was Jimmy or
Speaker 1: Ben mostly those two, specifically Simmons. But when you're mark
Speaker 1: is embeat is watching him and trying to stay close.
Speaker 1: If there's a block opportunity, he goes and then he's
Speaker 1: got to relocate and come back and get a body
Speaker 1: on Ibacca. Well, Ibaki a surge is just you know,
Speaker 1: so fast off his feet and he's reading. As an
Speaker 1: offensive rebounder, you're finding the gaps. You know, your your
Speaker 1: peripheral visions where the ball is, but you're reading. And
Speaker 1: he found those openings and he was crucial for them.
Speaker 1: I mean that that second chance points category was they won.
Speaker 1: They won that number by six, and they had fifteen
Speaker 1: offensive rebounds. So you're right through the large majority of
Speaker 1: the series six or with the length and the you know,
Speaker 1: the overall size and depth, it hurt Toronto, but not
Speaker 1: in this game when it mattered most absolutely. And the
Speaker 1: turnover battle once again won by the Toronto Raptors with
Speaker 1: ten turnovers for them seventeen for the seventy six ers.
Speaker 1: They a seven point advantage in terms of points off
Speaker 1: thirteen to twenty one. The seventy six ers not really
Speaker 1: capitalizing I mean part I mean the Toronto Raptors are capitalizing.
Speaker 1: It did capitalize off the six is miscus tonight? Yeah?
Speaker 1: They did? But divan and again this is after such
Speaker 1: a heartbreaking ending. You know, you're looking, you're at least
Speaker 1: looking for overtime. Maybe fans don't want to hear this,
Speaker 1: but as close as that was, as inefficient as these
Speaker 1: Sixers were down the stretch, it's the first quarter, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean. And that was two and a
Speaker 1: half hours ago. Like I said, it may not be
Speaker 1: you know exactly what people are focusing on. But the
Speaker 1: Sixers started out two of thirteen. They scored thirteen point.
Speaker 1: How many times were we at the center with the
Speaker 1: thirty nine point first quarter? Thirteen points in the biggest
Speaker 1: game of the year, And so that and the only
Speaker 1: thing that made it halfway palatable is that the Raptors
Speaker 1: were almost as equally inefficient. I mean they it was
Speaker 1: seven to six, the Sixers actually took the lead, and
Speaker 1: then Toronto scored eating a row, and that would be
Speaker 1: another thing. In the third quarter, the Sixers scores sixteen
Speaker 1: points in a row. They were feeling great, but then
Speaker 1: the Raptors close out the quarter on a seventeen to
Speaker 1: seven run. So We've heard a thousand times over it's
Speaker 1: a game of runs. Well, they had the most pronounce
Speaker 1: they had an answer, and that's what Brett Brown talked
Speaker 1: about pregame, and that is there will be a defining
Speaker 1: moment and the team that pushes through and as Nick
Speaker 1: Nurse said, and gets lucky will win. And that's what happened.
Speaker 1: They persevered, they were better down the stretch. They got
Speaker 1: unlucky bounce from an all world player in Kawhi Leonard
Speaker 1: with forty one points. He had forty five, thirty nine,
Speaker 1: forty one, thirty three. He was the difference in the series.
Speaker 1: And that's why you go out again. Both these teams
Speaker 1: made major moves right before the season, during the season
Speaker 1: at all for this point and the seventy sixers, you know,
Speaker 1: they made big moves as well, but Kawhi Leonard comes
Speaker 1: in and he was the difference in this playoff series.
Speaker 1: Final one for you. Back to back fifty win seasons
Speaker 1: for this basketball team. The acquisitions that you point out
Speaker 1: that were made during the season in both November and
Speaker 1: at the trade dint let trade deadline in February time.
Speaker 1: Just a quick overview of another exciting season and what's
Speaker 1: to come well, for sure, I mean the Sixers, that's
Speaker 1: the thing. I mean, it takes a little while to
Speaker 1: kind of come down. It's a heartbreaking defeat for the Sixers,
Speaker 1: but as you say, Brett Brown, back to back fifty
Speaker 1: one win seasons, that hadn't been done, Like there's only
Speaker 1: a few guys, Billy Cunningham, Alex Hannum, it just hasn't
Speaker 1: been done. Larry Brown wasn't able to do that. So
Speaker 1: certainly ranking up there with two of the best back
Speaker 1: to back seasons to get to this stage, and yet
Speaker 1: I think the aspirations were a lot higher by everybody around,
Speaker 1: both with the team and around in terms of the
Speaker 1: fan base, and understandably so, I mean this was a
Speaker 1: potent first five and yes they did not have a
Speaker 1: lot of time together, but other than the playoffs, and
Speaker 1: that's the other thing. I mean, there's a bit of
Speaker 1: an asterisk here with this playoff within Bead and the
Speaker 1: fact that he wasn't one hundred percent. That's tough when
Speaker 1: your best player is not at his best because of illness.
Speaker 1: I don't think anyone saw that coming. But for the Sixers,
Speaker 1: considering where they were and now where they've come, as
Speaker 1: Brett Brown said, these young players, everybody, I mean, as
Speaker 1: a fan base, we're not going to forget. But this
Speaker 1: will be a game they'll they'll never forget the Sixers.
Speaker 1: They certainly played better in Round two than as opposed
Speaker 1: to last year. And I'll just say one thing. You know,
Speaker 1: last year when the Sixers lost the two games in Boston,
Speaker 1: they come back home and the third game was in
Speaker 1: Philadelphia on a satur Day, like almost a year ago, right,
Speaker 1: and it got away. Boston makes plays, Sixers got out
Speaker 1: maneuvered a little bit there down the stretch. You could
Speaker 1: picture the Horford plays. Yes, well in this series, Game
Speaker 1: four was there and the Sixers turned it over, and
Speaker 1: that they win that game, and then they play like
Speaker 1: they did in games say who no, they might not
Speaker 1: have been a Game seven. That Game four, to me
Speaker 1: is commensurate with Game three in the second round last
Speaker 1: year against Boston. And that to me, like I said
Speaker 1: at the time, the one that got away, It comes
Speaker 1: down to the the last second shot here in the in
Speaker 1: the incredible finish. But again, if you go back and
Speaker 1: you get into the guts of a series, that is
Speaker 1: one I think the Sixers had they won that game
Speaker 1: and money taken on a different, a different ending. Well
Speaker 1: the time. I believe this is my third year contributing
Speaker 1: on pre and post and majority of the post game show.
Speaker 1: I cannot thank you and Brian Seltz are enough for
Speaker 1: the opportunity and another fun season. Thank you so much
Speaker 1: out at the Bond. Thank you did a great job.
Speaker 1: Appreciate it and thank you. Save trip back and we'll
Speaker 1: certainly connect somewhere down the line with Tom McGinnis. As
Speaker 1: the twenty eighteen nineteen season comes to an n last
Speaker 1: second shot by Kawhi Leonard. Ninety two ninety, they advanced
Speaker 1: to the Eastern Conference Finals to face the Milwaukee Bucks.
Speaker 1: The seventy sixers well, a lot of questions now getting
Speaker 1: ready for the offseason. This is the Sixes postgame show
Speaker 1: on the Sixers Radio network. Devon gives on the other side,
Speaker 1: we will give you the audio highlights of everything that
Speaker 1: happened in this game. In the ninety two ninety loss
Speaker 1: in the Eastern Conference semifinals. They always told Will he
Speaker 1: 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 a second child was born,
Speaker 1: he realized the pros 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 money on car insurance, so he switched and
Speaker 1: saved a bunch, which was awesome. Raptors ninety two, Sixers ninety.
Speaker 1: The season comes to an end on a last second
Speaker 1: shot thanks to Kawhi Leonard. This is the Sixes postgame show.
Speaker 1: I'm divine givings with you as we look back to
Speaker 1: the game overall how things played out, the ups and
Speaker 1: downs of this game, coming down to that final shot
Speaker 1: by Kawhi Leonard. Things got off to a slow start
Speaker 1: for both teams. Raptors up six zero in the start
Speaker 1: of the first quarter. JJ Reddick gets the first points
Speaker 1: four to seventy Sixers Raptors three for twelve, seven and
Speaker 1: a half to go in the opening quarter, JJ for three.
Speaker 1: That's up and good hallelujah. A tripled by the Sixers
Speaker 1: and was seven twenty to go. It's six to three
Speaker 1: to buyas Harris with the basket following there after a
Speaker 1: hard drive to the basket to make it six to five.
Speaker 1: Kawhi Leonard then with a steel and a dunk to
Speaker 1: make it ten to seven Toronto and Bead gets an
Speaker 1: inside layup to make it fourteen eleven. Raptors still in front.
Speaker 1: Jimmy Butler though with the scoop lay up towards the
Speaker 1: end of the quarter final five seconds of the opening quarter,
Speaker 1: Butler Little name Butler with the left hand scoop and
Speaker 1: good with under four seconds ago. That makes it a
Speaker 1: five point game, but the Raptors half time much needed
Speaker 1: basket at the end of the first Eighteen to thirteen
Speaker 1: was the score after that bucket. That was the score
Speaker 1: at the end of the first frame for the Toronto Raptors.
Speaker 1: The Sixers then get off to a start with Joelyn
Speaker 1: Bead tips and a Scott missed twenty one fifteen James
Speaker 1: Ennis with a corner three pointer. Right here Leonard has
Speaker 1: Reddick and now jj gets free. He tries to split
Speaker 1: two defenders with a pass he does got into the
Speaker 1: corner Ennis for three and huge big three point shot
Speaker 1: is good by James Ennis right in front of the
Speaker 1: Raptors bench. Four point game. Light Nights and minutes for
Speaker 1: Ennis and Scott in this big game. Seven for the
Speaker 1: seventy Sixers. JJ Reddick, top of the key three point
Speaker 1: two makes the twenty four twenty one as the Sixers
Speaker 1: again down only three at that point, Joel and Big
Speaker 1: gets the ball stolen by Kawhi Leonard makes it twenty
Speaker 1: nine twenty one after the dunk four the all star Raptor,
Speaker 1: of course, Ben Simmons with the jump hook to make
Speaker 1: it thirty one twenty five. Tobias Harris with a three
Speaker 1: parton me. Tobias Harris yes, a three pointer from Ben
Speaker 1: Simmons to make it thirty seven thirty three. Sixers starting
Speaker 1: heat up offensively, Simmons on the backdout Simmons against Danny Green,
Speaker 1: jump pass to Harris out top for three at ten
Speaker 1: sure open tray and he nails it. Simmons commands a
Speaker 1: double down low at Tobias Harris with the three before
Speaker 1: that James and it is with another driving layup to
Speaker 1: make it thirty four thirty three. That was the first
Speaker 1: lead four the seventy six is extending it there on
Speaker 1: it Harris three pointers, but the Toronto Raptors then they
Speaker 1: go on their own run of their own. Kawhi Leonard
Speaker 1: here with a great play along the baseline. Kawhi Leonard
Speaker 1: with thirteen points off the switch guarded by Harris outside
Speaker 1: right between the legs, dribble Yo yos that trouble over
Speaker 1: the right hand in the lane. The bat comes over,
Speaker 1: Hank spends it up an end her remarkable shot. How
Speaker 1: do you do that? Leonard going right for that for
Speaker 1: the reverse, Oh baby, great player making great plays forty
Speaker 1: one thirty nine after that bucket forty four to forty
Speaker 1: at the end of two Marcus Saul with the leaning
Speaker 1: shot to start off really the quarter for the Toronto Raptors,
Speaker 1: making it forty nine forty one, a sixteen to four
Speaker 1: Toronto run at this point dating back to the end
Speaker 1: of the second quarter. But jj Reddick and must much
Speaker 1: needed bucket for the seventy sixers. It beat to Harris
Speaker 1: to bias against Lowry, back out to jj Pakes to
Speaker 1: three troubles around green two ball is good foot was
Speaker 1: Almaline jj Reddick making the field goal. The officials then
Speaker 1: overturned that when making it a three after a further review,
Speaker 1: make it fifty to forty four. At that point, Harris
Speaker 1: with a right wing three to make it fifty to
Speaker 1: forty six. Toronto's still in front and beat with a
Speaker 1: sidestep and one. Fifty to forty nine. Six is really
Speaker 1: starting things going eight O run for them. Jimmy Butler
Speaker 1: kept it going with a basket to continue the run.
Speaker 1: Harris turns faces six to shoot jap step left hand dribble,
Speaker 1: backing out the Butler. Butler on the move, hanging fire
Speaker 1: right shut up at the Jimmy Butler scores it right
Speaker 1: two mind two man game on the right side. With
Speaker 1: the clock winding down, Butler just his second field goal
Speaker 1: fifty two fifty at that point and eleven oh run
Speaker 1: by the seventy sixers. JJ Reddick follows up with a
Speaker 1: three pointed to make it fifty five fifty, Butler with
Speaker 1: two free throws to make it fifty seven to fifty
Speaker 1: a sixteen oh run by Philadelphia. As they start to
Speaker 1: pull away, things are looking good. Kawhi lean it though
Speaker 1: with a three off of two offensive rebounds by the
Speaker 1: Toronto Raptors to make it fifty eight fifty seven, a
Speaker 1: thirteen and three run at that point, and embed with
Speaker 1: a baseline dunk right here for the sixers. The Sixers
Speaker 1: have the ball down three if be making the move
Speaker 1: into the lay with a two hand slab get out
Speaker 1: of the Waga saul he backet comes but late and
Speaker 1: Joella being with a dunk He's got twelve. Great play
Speaker 1: on the face up Toronto up by one, sixty three
Speaker 1: sixty two. A seventeen to seven run for them to
Speaker 1: close out the third quarter up sixty seven fifty sixty
Speaker 1: four at the end of three. Tobias Harris starts off
Speaker 1: the quarter with a short jumper sixty seven sixty six.
Speaker 1: Raptors in front. Ben Simmons with the floating layup to
Speaker 1: make it seventy to sixty eight. As they go back
Speaker 1: and forth trading buckets, Jimmy Butler starts to get going
Speaker 1: in the third quarter fourth p. Nine to go, Sixers
Speaker 1: trail by five with the full high screen roll with
Speaker 1: Butler and it beat. Jimmy comes off firing three point
Speaker 1: shot is good. Jimmy Butler put to the Sixers now
Speaker 1: cut the lead to two. Butler's first trade in the
Speaker 1: game seventy three seventy one. Raptors up on the Sixers,
Speaker 1: Joeln b with a timely three to make it seventy
Speaker 1: six seventy five to give the seventy Sixers a lead
Speaker 1: by one Raptors score. Ben Simmons returns to favor with
Speaker 1: a jump hook to make it seventy eight seventy seven.
Speaker 1: Then Kawhi Leonard gets a baseline jumper a few possessions later,
Speaker 1: plus the foul eighty five eighty but not to be done.
Speaker 1: Outdone JJ Reddick with the jumper and the foul. Simmons
Speaker 1: one of old the baker the name back to the basket,
Speaker 1: right hand, dribble backing. He goes out to JJJJ, curls.
Speaker 1: He shoots along too. It's gone. He's fouled. He buck
Speaker 1: on the close out him checks JJ, Reddick and Reddick
Speaker 1: get it up slow. He just did a summer saul.
Speaker 1: That's where the score was tied at eighty five eighty five,
Speaker 1: with three thirteen to play in the game. At that point,
Speaker 1: Sixers with a rebound defensive rebound after he missed by
Speaker 1: the Raptors could not get a shot off the next
Speaker 1: possession out of the time out. Great defense again down
Speaker 1: the other end for the Sixers, another opportunity to get
Speaker 1: a good look at the basket. Another turnover, could not
Speaker 1: get his shot off for the seventy sixes. Kawhi Leonard,
Speaker 1: though then gets a lean end jumper with his foot
Speaker 1: on the line to make it eighty seven eighty five.
Speaker 1: Jimmy Butler with one free throw to make it eighty
Speaker 1: nine eighty six, Raptors missing the missing, splitting the pair
Speaker 1: at that point. Kawhi Leonard then missing his own free throw.
Speaker 1: Jimmy Butler gets a layup right here as the crowd quiets.
Speaker 1: They're on their feet here at Social Bank Arena. The
Speaker 1: second free throws no goes, it's tip. The ball is
Speaker 1: picked up by the Sixers. Harris on the move to Butler,
Speaker 1: Jimmy drives, it goes in. It's a lamp. It's gone.
Speaker 1: But four seconds ago, time out Toronto and we're tied
Speaker 1: at ninety. Great play by Jimmy Butler stepping up in
Speaker 1: the fourth quarter, setting up the drama for how the
Speaker 1: game ended. Right here, Harris plays off the ball, Kyle
Speaker 1: and Siakam screen for Leonard. Leonard has it out top
Speaker 1: Leonard against Penn Simmons. Two seconds ago. Kawhi Leonard Hanks
Speaker 1: fire shot up, hit Rims and hit Rims and it
Speaker 1: went in. Toronto wins ninety two to ninety. Are you
Speaker 1: kidding me? Suspended animation, a pause, and then the ball
Speaker 1: went in. Kawhi Leonard has won. The game does not
Speaker 1: get any easier hearing it yet again. But a great
Speaker 1: play by a great player in this series as he
Speaker 1: played so well, coming up big with a great close
Speaker 1: out and a great contest by Joel Embiid. As Kawhi
Speaker 1: Leonard faded towards the baseline, fading out of bounds, still
Speaker 1: gets enough on the shot to give him his team
Speaker 1: an opportunity, give himself a chance to make that shot,
Speaker 1: ball bounces off of the backboard, gets the favorable role
Speaker 1: and the Raptors win on that bucket ninety two ninety
Speaker 1: to end the Philadelphia seventy six ers season. They again advanced.
Speaker 1: The Raptors due to face the Milwaukee Bucks in the
Speaker 1: Eastern Conference Finals and the Sixers head home for the summer.
Speaker 1: The Sixers on the night twenty eight of sixty five
Speaker 1: from the field, shooting forty three percent, but being out
Speaker 1: shot twenty four times by the Toronto Raptors thirty four
Speaker 1: to eighty nine, as they shot thirty eight percent from
Speaker 1: the field, seven to thirty from deep. For the Raptors
Speaker 1: for twenty three percent nine of twenty seven four the
Speaker 1: Philadelphia seventy sixeres for thirty three percent, the advantage eleven
Speaker 1: plus opportunities for the seventy sixes at the free throw line,
Speaker 1: converting twenty five of thirty for eighty three percent, seventeen
Speaker 1: of nineteen for the Toronto Raptors eighty nine point five
Speaker 1: percent for them. On the glass, the Sixers dominated pretty
Speaker 1: much in this series, losing the battle tonight forty nine
Speaker 1: forty one, a big sizeable advantage sixteen to five on
Speaker 1: the offensive glass, and that helped lead to the twelve
Speaker 1: to six advantage with second chance points getting four fifteen
Speaker 1: more opportunities for fifteen for the Raptors. On second chance
Speaker 1: opportunities for the Toronto Raptors a low number and sist
Speaker 1: total sixteen assists only twenty eight meeks for the seventy
Speaker 1: six or so you understand why that was that way,
Speaker 1: the same for the Raptors fifteen assists on thirty four
Speaker 1: may buckets. The turnovers seventeen for the seventy six is
Speaker 1: leading to twenty one points for the Raptors, ten miscus
Speaker 1: for the Raptors leading to thirteen points for the seventy
Speaker 1: six is biggest lead, nine for the Raptors, seven for
Speaker 1: the Philadelphia seventy six Ers. Ten league changes, seven ties
Speaker 1: in a two hour and thirty minute battle in this
Speaker 1: Eastern Conference Semifinals Game seven between these two teams, fast
Speaker 1: break point sixteen to six in favor of the Toronto
Speaker 1: Raptors as they again beat the seventy six Ers ninety
Speaker 1: two to ninety advancing to the Eastern Conference Finals. A
Speaker 1: fantastic year, another fifty win season four, this ball club
Speaker 1: unfortunately coming to an end in a way that we
Speaker 1: just heard in dramatic fashion thanks to Kawhi Leonard, who
Speaker 1: had forty one points on the night, leading all scores
Speaker 1: tonight with his forty one, eight rebounds, three assists, three steals,
Speaker 1: four turnovers on sixteen of thirty nine shooting tonight in
Speaker 1: forty three minutes and seventeen seconds. The Sixes were led
Speaker 1: by Joellenbad twenty one and eleven on the night, six
Speaker 1: of eighteen from the floor, eight of nine from the
Speaker 1: free throw line, the three block shots, four turnovers, a
Speaker 1: game high forty one, forty five and twelve in terms
Speaker 1: of minutes, tied with marcusoul for that honor tonight, seventeen
Speaker 1: for JJ Reddick, sixteen for Jimmy Butler, Tobias Harris with
Speaker 1: fifteen points and rebounds. Ben Simmons thirteen eight and five
Speaker 1: on the evening with five turnovers, three block shots, only
Speaker 1: five shot attempts, totally different than the thirteen in Game
Speaker 1: number six back here in Philadelphia. All five starters over
Speaker 1: forty minutes tonight in this game seven, James Ennis and
Speaker 1: Mike Scott the majority of the minutes off the bench.
Speaker 1: Fourteen twenty two for James Nis, ten forty seven for
Speaker 1: Mike Scott, only a minute forty one for Greg Monroe,
Speaker 1: spelling Joel Ebid on the evening in this lost once again,
Speaker 1: ninety two ninety ending the regular season. Once again final
Speaker 1: score ninety two ninety sixers fall ending the season. In
Speaker 1: Game seven, Kawhi Leonard with a fantastic shot to help
Speaker 1: the Toronto Raptors advanced to the Eastern Conference Finals against
Speaker 1: the Milwaukee Bucks. You've been listening to a playoff edition
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