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Speaker 2: Six Welcome back everybody into another post Sixers win reaction chat.
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Speaker 3: I'm Lauren Rosen. Matt Murphy is here.
Speaker 2: We are ready to dive into all things Game three
Speaker 2: and that what a game it was.
Speaker 4: Talk to me about what you saw, Hey, Lauren Rosen.
Speaker 4: Great to be back with you. Great to be with
Speaker 4: everyone live and on demand. Sixers up three to zero
Speaker 4: on the Brooklyn Nets. Final score one oh two ninety seven.
Speaker 4: Finding different ways to win this the first time this postseason,
Speaker 4: had a chance to do it on the road, and
Speaker 4: perhaps no game fit that mold more than this Game
Speaker 4: three in Brooklyn. The idea that this is what true
Speaker 4: contending teams in the NBA do. No game, no series,
Speaker 4: is ever going to be easy, but staying in games
Speaker 4: and finding a way in the end a game that
Speaker 4: you don't expect them to necessarily pull out, and they
Speaker 4: go and do it by five in and away game
Speaker 4: to go up three to zero and a chance to
Speaker 4: sweep and get some rests. Obviously, one game at a time,
Speaker 4: but I think we've got Lauren back with us for
Speaker 4: the stats.
Speaker 3: Thanks Matt.
Speaker 2: Sorry about that, guys, and like you said, finding a
Speaker 2: way to get it done. Doc Rivers not particularly pleased
Speaker 2: with most of the individual performances from last night, but
Speaker 2: when he came to the podium, his immediate takeaway was
Speaker 2: how much of a team when that was? He said,
Speaker 2: it was something that they wanted to learn to do
Speaker 2: all season long, and luckily those reps paid off in
Speaker 2: Game three. We're going to get into the stats now.
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Speaker 2: We're trying to read everything, and here we go. So
Speaker 2: a one oh two ninety seven victory over the Brooklyn Nets,
Speaker 2: a twenty six to fifteen fourth quarter that would prove
Speaker 2: really decisive after Brooklyn had a thirty five to eighteen
Speaker 2: advantage in that third quarter. Tyrese Maxi led the way
Speaker 2: for the seventy six ers with twenty five points, three rebounds,
Speaker 2: and three assists. He shot ten for seventeen from the field.
Speaker 2: He had another five to three pointer outing, shooting five
Speaker 2: for eight from three point range. James Harden in the
Speaker 2: minutes that he was able to be on the floor,
Speaker 2: of course, before exiting the game in the second half.
Speaker 2: More on that in a bit twenty one points, five rebounds,
Speaker 2: four assists. He shot eight for fifteen from the field.
Speaker 2: He had three threes in his twenty nine minutes of play.
Speaker 2: Tobias Harris another super solid outing fifteen points, seven rebounds
Speaker 2: and an assist. Joel Embiid finishes with a fourteen point
Speaker 2: ten rebound double double plus twos to steal and two blocks.
Speaker 2: The Anthony Melton had a bench high thirteen points. He
Speaker 2: finished at a plus twenty four that was the best
Speaker 2: on the team, and he played thirty minutes off the bench,
Speaker 2: just stepping up and stepping in big after Harden's exit.
Speaker 3: PJ.
Speaker 2: Tucker, the stats never tell the whole story, but three
Speaker 2: points eight rebounds, three offensive rebounds, four assists, and a
Speaker 2: block in his twenty nine minutes of play. Massive down
Speaker 2: the stretch were PJ. Tucker and Tyrese Maxi. But Matt,
Speaker 2: when you look at this box score, what.
Speaker 3: Do you see?
Speaker 4: Can I take the easy way out and just talk
Speaker 4: about Tyrese Maxi?
Speaker 3: Please do? It's about time.
Speaker 4: Because you can really look deep into a box score,
Speaker 4: just a little past maybe the counting stats on the
Speaker 4: front page, and if you really look at like the
Speaker 4: how the game played out, with the play by play
Speaker 4: and each basket listed one by one, Tyrese Maxey's name
Speaker 4: is all over that sheet at the fourth quarter and
Speaker 4: late in the fourth quarter, he said after and we'll
Speaker 4: hear from ty will hear from PJ. Tucker coming right up.
Speaker 4: But a little bit of a spoiler. He talked about
Speaker 4: how the coaching staff and Sam Cassell in particular, had
Speaker 4: said to him it's winning time with about four minutes
Speaker 4: left during a timeout, and he must have taken that
Speaker 4: to heart because he scored ten of the last thirteen
Speaker 4: and there was only two minutes and fifteen seconds left
Speaker 4: in the game. As you're scrolling the box scorer and
Speaker 4: looking at the time of these baskets. When Brooklyn went
Speaker 4: up ninety six ninety one and then his three to
Speaker 4: cut it to two felt like a must have shot
Speaker 4: that was at the two toho three mark, And of
Speaker 4: course he made a steal in a basket to tie
Speaker 4: it and then a perhaps bigger three in the overall
Speaker 4: scheme of things out of the timeout with less than
Speaker 4: a minute to go, but that shot down five felt
Speaker 4: like if you miss that, who knows what happens. So
Speaker 4: the amount of scoring Tyrese Maxi did in such a
Speaker 4: small amount of time in a playoff game on the
Speaker 4: road was my main.
Speaker 2: Takeaway of Tyrese Maxie, a theme that we often draw
Speaker 2: back to remembering what he was like in the situations
Speaker 2: he's been put in as a rookie in the playoffs,
Speaker 2: as a sophomore in the playoffs, and now this year,
Speaker 2: really putting the team on his back in two of
Speaker 2: their last three games, two of their first three games
Speaker 2: of these playoffs. Let's hear him discussing the win post game.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean just kind of sometimes how the game flows.
Speaker 1: We're trying to get the ball, Joe all on the
Speaker 1: elbow a little bit, let them tap. So we give
Speaker 1: these their shots. They did a good job of just
Speaker 1: being extremely physical pushing them out. And then the way
Speaker 1: the ball was rotating out the traps, you know, that
Speaker 1: was that was probably the reason why I didn't choose much.
Speaker 1: But down the stretch, I mean I knew because James
Speaker 1: is I had the ball in my hands. So once
Speaker 1: you have the ball in your hands, you kind of dictate,
Speaker 1: you know where the ball goes. So trying to get
Speaker 1: to Joe, well, if I can't get to Joe, well,
Speaker 1: you know, trying to get in the pain, make and
Speaker 1: play for somebody else on myself.
Speaker 2: You look happy for everybody down the stretch because it
Speaker 2: was a little extra happy for.
Speaker 3: DMDY after that. Don't you think it's excited your relationship
Speaker 3: with him?
Speaker 4: Why you're excited?
Speaker 1: I'm assuming excited. You know. It's funny people thought that
Speaker 1: we would be I guess beaching whatever because we know
Speaker 1: we're in out of the lineups, but literally, like like
Speaker 1: we're like almost on a team, probably like really good friends,
Speaker 1: best friends if you want to say so. So it's
Speaker 1: like we cheer each other on and in any circumstance,
Speaker 1: and I get on for not being aggressive, he gets
Speaker 1: on me for not being aggressive and and I think
Speaker 1: that's just something that we have in common, is we
Speaker 1: both want to win really bad, but we both want
Speaker 1: to see each other succeed. So I knew he was
Speaker 1: gonna gamble. I'm just glad he didn't have to gamble
Speaker 1: like too hard because it can't felt right.
Speaker 5: Into his hands.
Speaker 1: So you know, he played well though he played well
Speaker 1: with that little baby with mill Duck he had I
Speaker 1: don't know what. I don't know where this Dnne was
Speaker 1: in the regular season, but Dugan but not even wants
Speaker 1: to dunk everything and jump high. But we'll take it.
Speaker 1: I mentioned that you guys have been able to ben
Speaker 1: so many different types of games. You'll be able to
Speaker 1: keep up in offensive, powerhousing and defensive stuff. That's like this,
Speaker 1: How much does that a thought that you guys gotta
Speaker 1: beat his good confidence?
Speaker 5: Man?
Speaker 1: It's huge. It's extremely big because we have one. We
Speaker 1: have so many different guys that can do things to
Speaker 1: Like if you saw the game how it went, I
Speaker 1: think I had a big first quarter. Joeoye is still
Speaker 1: trapping him uh to come third quarter when we needed
Speaker 1: when they went on their little run and we needed, uh,
Speaker 1: somebody step up. James was out there, he stepped up,
Speaker 1: he hit some big shots. Uh, here's some shots where
Speaker 1: the offense was stalled and then the shot clock got
Speaker 1: laid and he just created. He did some James Harden
Speaker 1: stuff and uh, he hits some big shots. And like
Speaker 1: you said, we can rely on our defense to win
Speaker 1: games and then we could score with the best of them.
Speaker 1: We have weapons, we have depth, and we have a
Speaker 1: good system. So can you talk about the surveyor this
Speaker 1: week or ash The next game obviously is the most
Speaker 1: important one.
Speaker 3: But in your experience, know and in a couple of playoffs,
Speaker 3: why do you feel like it's hard for the sweet happen?
Speaker 3: Why is it hard for one to sweep the other team?
Speaker 1: It's it's hard for a sweeping. It's hard to win
Speaker 1: a close our game because everybody has pride out here. Man,
Speaker 1: this is the best the best bat Hell players in
Speaker 1: the world. So it's like, you know, if if if
Speaker 1: you don't have pride, then you wouldn't be here, you
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying. So you're not gonna just lay
Speaker 1: down and let somebody, uh you know, if it you know,
Speaker 1: close out the game or close out the series on you,
Speaker 1: You're gonna put your all into it, and uh, that's
Speaker 1: what we're gonna gonna do on Saturday, and you know
Speaker 1: this game's over. Uh we're happy to win, and we
Speaker 1: gotta get ready compared. We gotta be better, way better
Speaker 1: than we were. Uh really good first half, not so
Speaker 1: good third quarter. Finish it out, but uh, you gotta
Speaker 1: be better for four quarters.
Speaker 2: Next time, you've told your story a real copule of
Speaker 2: times of Midway.
Speaker 3: Through your rookie year, you weren't playing. You went into
Speaker 3: Dock's office and told you you were gonna win a
Speaker 3: playoff game. Then you went and did. Now you've won
Speaker 3: a few playoff games.
Speaker 2: If you don't mind reflecting, can you sort of take
Speaker 2: us from then to tonight?
Speaker 6: As I know what it feels like to be.
Speaker 3: Inside your head?
Speaker 1: Well the then during that time, I was just highly confused.
Speaker 1: I I was just I went home and I told
Speaker 1: my my uncle and my my dad and my mom
Speaker 1: said and Doc called me into the office and told
Speaker 1: me I'm to win a playoff game. I'm I hadn't
Speaker 1: played in two weeks. M Like, I ha, that w
Speaker 1: that it well, how they can correlate. But you know,
Speaker 1: as soon as he told me that he played me
Speaker 1: like consistently every single game, and I just I thought
Speaker 1: of something at the confidence switch, Like I've always had confidence,
Speaker 1: but when Joe Will was coming up to me to
Speaker 1: and the uh Mike Sky on the team was coming
Speaker 1: up to be telling me like, but we've seen you play,
Speaker 1: we see you hoop, and I just go out there
Speaker 1: on the court and do it and do it with
Speaker 1: the aultar confidence. And I think that was a turning
Speaker 1: point of of of my sh small professional far young
Speaker 1: commersal far. And then once that happened, you know, that
Speaker 1: actually went how it went. And this year I think
Speaker 1: I got a I kept saying coming in to training camp,
Speaker 1: I knew what my role was gonna be. I knew
Speaker 1: this was my first time coming in training camp knowing
Speaker 1: my role was gonna be. Went through some adversity, got hurt,
Speaker 1: stuff changed, but you know my mind has always been
Speaker 1: the same. That's to win and do whatever it takes
Speaker 1: to win. And uh, tonight it was you know when
Speaker 1: when our bond hndler, our leader went out wash take
Speaker 1: that role a full porter and help us get into
Speaker 1: our stuff, help us win again. I just kind of
Speaker 1: stay back what you're moround.
Speaker 6: Doctimity was post compressial mostly way you guys to be
Speaker 6: able to stay composed despite things not going and way,
Speaker 6: it's just like where does that composure coming from? When
Speaker 6: guys are getting tossed for whatever reason, then calls might
Speaker 6: not be going there with it.
Speaker 1: We got a lot of old guys out there, like
Speaker 1: cut and he's telling everybody to sit down and be
Speaker 1: quiet then listening to coaching or listen to him. So
Speaker 1: you have that, and you have we have MVP and
Speaker 1: he's the same way he's demanding. You got Tobias who's
Speaker 1: been you know, been the playoff before, Melk who else
Speaker 1: was out there? A lot different guys, and then they
Speaker 1: have me being young, but I feel old, uh now
Speaker 1: because I've been, you know, out there playing with him.
Speaker 1: So when you have guys like that, do you have
Speaker 1: the coaching staff who's been there before? You have everybody
Speaker 1: on that was on our bench with the house trays,
Speaker 1: dead Man, all those guys, they've been there before. So
Speaker 1: for us to stay calm and that situation was really good.
Speaker 2: And I'm proud miss for that Winona says. Maxie is
Speaker 2: a baller period. Going to read all these Maxi comments
Speaker 2: real quick. LaToya says, Let's give Tyrese his flowers for
Speaker 2: stepping up like he's done all series. Lexi says, need
Speaker 2: someone to pass along the message to Tyrese that we
Speaker 2: are so proud of him. I think he sees your messages.
Speaker 2: He's definitely online. Uh, but we can let him know
Speaker 2: for sure. Genie says Tyrese Maxie, he is him proud
Speaker 2: of how he stepped up and didn't allow the moment
Speaker 2: to become too big for him.
Speaker 3: He just played his game. Matt Murphy your thoughts.
Speaker 4: Let's give Lauren Rosen her flowers for those questions in there,
Speaker 4: especially at the end. Get some good stuff out of
Speaker 4: Tyrese reflecting on his journey and how his rookie year,
Speaker 4: that conversation he had with the coach, Doc Rivers, and
Speaker 4: how he was confused about how he would be asked
Speaker 4: to make or win, help them win, or lead them
Speaker 4: to a win in the playoffs at that time, based
Speaker 4: on how the rotation had shaken out, and a couple
Speaker 4: years ago with the Game six in the playoffs and
Speaker 4: how it actually did happen, and now we see Tyrese
Speaker 4: Maxi leading to leading the Sixers to another playoff victory.
Speaker 4: I really enjoyed that exchange that you both had at
Speaker 4: the end. So well, job well done, Lauren, very.
Speaker 3: Kind, Matt Murphy, thank you so much.
Speaker 2: Someone else who certainly deserves their flowers, if we don't
Speaker 2: mind pivoting p J Tucker. He came into the Sixers
Speaker 2: team with a really really sterling reputation as a leader,
Speaker 2: as a player, but most for his reputation in the playoffs.
Speaker 2: And I think there was a lot of pressure put
Speaker 2: on PJ playing in a city like Philadelphia for the
Speaker 2: first time, joining the team on his new contract, And
Speaker 2: now he's really shown exactly why the Sixers wanted PJ Tucker.
Speaker 2: He has been everything and more in these first couple
Speaker 2: or first three games rather and as soon as he
Speaker 2: came into the game last night, he made a huge difference. Matt,
Speaker 2: what did you see from PJ?
Speaker 3: Last night?
Speaker 4: Doc Rivers talked about how important he was to the
Speaker 4: win and said he was the toughest player on the floor.
Speaker 4: So a lot of this is stuff that we're rehashing
Speaker 4: because it was almost expected of PJ Tucker to play
Speaker 4: like this in the playoffs based on his body of
Speaker 4: work in his career, but to now see him actually
Speaker 4: doing it in a Sixers uniform is another thing. And
Speaker 4: I what stood out to me is the offensive rebounds
Speaker 4: for the team didn't jump off the stat sheet like
Speaker 4: they did in previous games of the series, but they
Speaker 4: were once again timely and PJ Tucker. For him to
Speaker 4: not only get one offense rebound on a possession, but
Speaker 4: multiple offensive rebounds, and then the Sixers to just have
Speaker 4: multiple looks at it, That's where I'm looking at PJ Tucker.
Speaker 4: I know Tom McGinnis on the radio side had a
Speaker 4: line about Tucker that said, is there anyone that plays
Speaker 4: harder or hustles more? I think not, so I would
Speaker 4: like to echo that sentiment.
Speaker 2: The way that PJ Tucker has carried himself all season
Speaker 2: has been extremely impressive and we've gotten to see why
Speaker 2: he has the reputation that he has. But it's been
Speaker 2: such a pleasure to see why he has the playoff
Speaker 2: reputation that he has. And the scuttle butt sort of
Speaker 2: around the team is how nice it is to have
Speaker 2: him on their side. Of course, the Sixers came up
Speaker 2: against PJ in the playoffs last season. There's some pretty
Speaker 2: iconic photos of PJ wrestling rebounds away from four or
Speaker 2: five of his current teammates even and they've talked about
Speaker 2: how nice it is to have them on their side.
Speaker 2: I was able to ask James Harden about PJ after
Speaker 2: the game last night, and James talked about the years
Speaker 2: that they've spent together, either in the trenches together or
Speaker 2: as opponents, and just how glad he was to watch
Speaker 2: his teammate and friend of many years succeed last night
Speaker 2: when James was watching from the back. Some really good
Speaker 2: content coming by the way about or not about, but showing. Yeah,
Speaker 2: this is here's your teaser from at sixers coming up
Speaker 2: in the.
Speaker 3: Next couple of hours.
Speaker 2: Probably shout out to Nick McCain, who was our shooter
Speaker 2: last night, to Julie Villanova Becker Royer, who are going
Speaker 2: to push that one out.
Speaker 3: Uh, but here we go. Let's listen to PJ after.
Speaker 3: You can hear it.
Speaker 4: You can hear the belief I think so you can
Speaker 4: hear the belief about this group in PJ Tucker's voice
Speaker 4: and his tone.
Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely, really really cool stuff. So let's listen to
Speaker 2: who the guy who really was the emotional leader in
Speaker 2: the huddles and in the locker room and then backed
Speaker 2: it up with his play last night.
Speaker 3: Here's PJ.
Speaker 1: Tucker.
Speaker 5: That's right. Interesting, it was fun. It was fun because
Speaker 5: this is one of those ones just wild. It's just
Speaker 5: will a lot of things won old tanks. It was
Speaker 5: a lot. That's how you expect them to throw everything
Speaker 5: at you, do whatever take to win. You know, they
Speaker 5: try to junk the game up, but all the double
Speaker 5: playing and switching and playing fast, playing hard. But like
Speaker 5: I said, you know you expect that down down on
Speaker 5: two at home, first game at home. Just bring it off.
Speaker 5: You tell your guy whose game is kind of kid
Speaker 5: on physicality for some kind of that's any game like
Speaker 5: that where there are injections and there.
Speaker 3: Is just a lot happened, happen not get something?
Speaker 5: Fine, Yeah, I'm at home. That's it. I love that.
Speaker 5: Those are my favorite kind of games, cause the rest
Speaker 5: started letting a little more go and get chippy and
Speaker 5: you know, to come down. I told Joel before uh
Speaker 5: that we started the playoffs. These type of games the
Speaker 5: ones you remember if you get to where you wanna be,
Speaker 5: Those games where you shooting forty percent and you know,
Speaker 5: sixty from the free throw and nobody get a three
Speaker 5: and you win. Those are the ones that's when you know,
Speaker 5: you're grow as a team. You do whatever it takes
Speaker 5: that night you get to win. And these are kind
Speaker 5: of games that you know, Bill build that foundation to
Speaker 5: be able to win, cause then when you're rolling, uh,
Speaker 5: it's it's hard to beat you.
Speaker 1: Did you think that one guy's tough minded is getting
Speaker 1: filter out?
Speaker 5: No, I don't think just too much credit for that, No,
Speaker 5: it definitely doesn't. But it's just like a team cohesiveness
Speaker 5: that send the tone accountability. You know, guys having to
Speaker 5: come in and do what they're supposed to do. Do
Speaker 5: your job. If everybody does a job, then everybody's jobs
Speaker 5: will be easy. A lots to be a lot easy, you.
Speaker 6: Know j Toss, you know Joel picks up early flagrant
Speaker 6: when your shots start going, does the how do you say?
Speaker 1: The boys?
Speaker 5: Those are the ones and the time I'll say, hey,
Speaker 5: get out here we go, come on, get back on overs,
Speaker 5: let's come on do this, execute talk, communicate better, your
Speaker 5: physical box out. It's the little stuff that gets you going.
Speaker 5: We struggled early with office rebound. Kiot threeties started to
Speaker 5: get a couple of going gets harvestown ill, Joe's not
Speaker 5: playing all right?
Speaker 4: Cool?
Speaker 5: Come on, we know what we gotta do. It's not
Speaker 5: it's not rocket science.
Speaker 3: What do you make him win?
Speaker 6: The living and these shots the German stretch coming kind.
Speaker 5: Of quiet, that's what he does. And Terry is I'm
Speaker 5: always trying to get him activated. He gets sometimes he
Speaker 5: gets lost in the shovels, just with James and Joe sometimes,
Speaker 5: but he don't need a lot to get going. Tyre's
Speaker 5: geta lay up and get filed, a couple of free
Speaker 5: throws and then he can just run them off and
Speaker 5: take over the game. So have it that ability. He's
Speaker 5: so young, he's just like she didn't even know. He's
Speaker 5: just like, you know, he missed the pew whatever. But
Speaker 5: he just get it going, make one shot. He's that good.
Speaker 5: So I'm always going to try to get him going.
Speaker 3: PJ.
Speaker 2: Tucker with some high praise for Tyres Maxey last night,
Speaker 2: and the two of them, of course down the stretch
Speaker 2: were the ones that made it possible for the seventy
Speaker 2: six ers to take that through lead with an opportunity
Speaker 2: to get the brooms out tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Matt, what are you watching for in game four? Well?
Speaker 4: Coming off the PJ press conference there, Winona shared a
Speaker 4: message or sent a message that said on one of
Speaker 4: the broadcasts that Reggie Miller said that every team needs
Speaker 4: a PJ.
Speaker 3: Tucker.
Speaker 4: So agree with that sentiment. Thanks Winona. Earlier we heard
Speaker 4: PJ there talk about Tyrese Maxie. At the very end,
Speaker 4: Mary shared a tweet from NBA University that said MAXI
Speaker 4: talking about Maxi. He's up there for best vibes in
Speaker 4: the league. Also up there as most efficient play finishers
Speaker 4: in the league. Great combo in my opinion. So thank
Speaker 4: you guys for participating some good stuff there on Tucker
Speaker 4: and Maxi. But yeah, three to zero series, you got
Speaker 4: a Saturday afternoon game in Brooklyn, TNT, NBC Sports Philadelphia
Speaker 4: ninety seven to five the Fanatic, one pm Eastern. They
Speaker 4: could have a lot of time off potentially if they
Speaker 4: sweep this series. You keep an eye on that Boston
Speaker 4: series as well, but the second round can't get moved
Speaker 4: up all that much. So I think it's important to
Speaker 4: take care of business, and you always want to win
Speaker 4: a series in as few games as possible. But you
Speaker 4: could potentially set yourself up for a similar preparation period
Speaker 4: as you had during the play in week heading into
Speaker 4: the first round, heading into the second round. So that's
Speaker 4: what I'm looking for to maybe build off of how
Speaker 4: you finished this last game, And of course you want
Speaker 4: to see them maybe win going away a little bit more,
Speaker 4: but you're on another team's home court, and like I
Speaker 4: said at the top of this show, contenders, true contenders
Speaker 4: win games that aren't easy, and no NBA game or series,
Speaker 4: especially on the road, is going to be easy. But
Speaker 4: they've had Brooklyn's number, I think on the way out
Speaker 4: the door here. I'm also looking at Tobias Harris because
Speaker 4: he had another double digit game fifteen points, and he
Speaker 4: had an important three pointer, like so many from mac
Speaker 4: Harris had won five minutes into the fourth quarter, and
Speaker 4: it was from his spot that we talk about Lauren,
Speaker 4: his right corner, where for much of this year. I
Speaker 4: don't know if he finished as the leader, but he
Speaker 4: was the leading scorer in the NBA by zone for
Speaker 4: the right corner, and he's hit so many clutch shots
Speaker 4: from beyond the arc in that part of the on
Speaker 4: that part of the court this season, and he did
Speaker 4: so again against Brooklyn. So I'm watching for Tobias Harris
Speaker 4: too in Game four.
Speaker 2: Matt Murphy looking forward to covering that Game four with you.
Speaker 2: I couldn't have said it better myself. Of course, an
Speaker 2: opportunity for the Sixers to put a full forty eight
Speaker 2: together ahead of whoever the next opponent might be should
Speaker 2: they get that victory. You know, the playoffs get harder
Speaker 2: as they go along.
Speaker 3: PJ.
Speaker 2: Tucker's been telling the team all playoffs long that each
Speaker 2: next game is the most important one and it will
Speaker 2: be the most difficult one. So always difficult to close
Speaker 2: out a series, always difficult to do it on the road.
Speaker 2: But the Sixers with an awesome opportunity tomorrow after noon,
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Speaker 2: afternoon at lunchtime. It's beautiful if you're on the East Coast,
Speaker 2: so go outside, enjoy the good vibes that the Sixers
Speaker 2: have put into the ether these days, and hopefully they'll
Speaker 2: keep it going tomorrow, Matt Murphy.
Speaker 3: I'll let you have the last word if you want it,
Speaker 3: and thank you, as always for being here.
Speaker 4: Flagrant twos for both of us were ejected from this show.
Speaker 4: Why just because it's over?
Speaker 3: But oh all right, sure, I love it. All right,
Speaker 3: we're a game now.
Speaker 4: We need to match the ejection total from game three.
Speaker 3: Fair enough, Matt, Thank you guys, and we'll talk soon.
Speaker 4: Thanks everyone, Bye,