Speaker 1: This is seventy Sixers rewind time now to listen back
Speaker 1: to postgame reaction from the team's most recent game. On
Speaker 1: the second night of a back to back to Philadelphia,
Speaker 1: seventy Sixers look to get a win in Chicago after
Speaker 1: beating Orlando at home in Philadelphia on Tuesday, but unfortunately
Speaker 1: to night in Chicago. While entertaining and a drama written,
Speaker 1: the Sixers fall tonight one O eight, one oh seven
Speaker 1: in a weird game. Hello all, welcome to the Sixers
Speaker 1: postgame show right here on the Sixers Radio Network. I'm
Speaker 1: divine givens. Sixers fall again one O eight, one oh
Speaker 1: seven on one of the weirdest calls plays if you will,
Speaker 1: ever seen in basketball, specifically in Sixer's history and archuably
Speaker 1: an NBA history, where Zach Levine makes a basket to
Speaker 1: put the Chicago Bulls up by one one oh seven
Speaker 1: with five tenths of the second left on the clock.
Speaker 1: Sixers called time out after a miss free throw by Levine,
Speaker 1: get the ball back right around and have court get
Speaker 1: ready to inbound the past Ben Simmons with a live
Speaker 1: to the rim to Jimmy Butler. Unfortunately for the Chicago Bulls,
Speaker 1: though the team, the team, the team just simply the
Speaker 1: operations team simply started the clock before they should have.
Speaker 1: And therefore the seventy six has had another opportunity having
Speaker 1: to leave the locker room and come back out on
Speaker 1: the floor. Some players look to have their jerseys off
Speaker 1: and some of their accessories as part of their uniform,
Speaker 1: and let's go, let's go to Brett. Well, let's get
Speaker 1: ready to go to the coach. Coach Brett Brown. Outside
Speaker 1: the visiting locker room, it was only being able to
Speaker 1: play about four games together so far going down the
Speaker 1: stretch here you talked about only having seventeen games left
Speaker 1: in the season. For you, the importance of getting that's
Speaker 1: starting five back out in jail together before the playoffs started.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's crucial, you know, when when we all
Speaker 1: when we all step back and you look at the league,
Speaker 1: you look at just common sense sport like teams should
Speaker 1: have done with each other for the season. It would
Speaker 1: all be quite naive to think that I don't have
Speaker 1: a starting point that's a little bit further along than ours.
Speaker 1: And so, as I admitted at the start of this,
Speaker 1: before this game and my pre press and the pregame press,
Speaker 1: you know you're cramming, and uh, we'll be cramming even
Speaker 1: more getting Joel back. Um. But the good news is
Speaker 1: we got a lot of firepower to work with. Um.
Speaker 1: The bad news is is time is not on our side.
Speaker 1: And uh, if you had your druthers, I'll take what
Speaker 1: we have. And you know, I trust, I trust the
Speaker 1: locker room. They they're the good people. They genuinely care
Speaker 1: and uh, you know they understand like opportunities that we
Speaker 1: have are rare. We have a we have a good
Speaker 1: um core group of people, some veteran talent, and you
Speaker 1: know we need to capitalize and maximize with this opportunity.
Speaker 1: Point five striking was faster, too fast? Twenty five not really.
Speaker 1: You know, I lived through the Derek Fisher shot when
Speaker 1: I was with Pop in the Spurs. That's still haunting.
Speaker 1: That was actually point four. Um, the the the first
Speaker 1: one surprised me. You know, I really felt like something
Speaker 1: strange had happened. Then I thought that definitely was too fast.
Speaker 1: Back to James for a second, when when you have
Speaker 1: games like this, do you see were the potential for
Speaker 1: him potentially help you guys out in the playoffs? When
Speaker 1: he asked games like this, you know like and I
Speaker 1: thought Jonathan the other night did some good things as well,
Speaker 1: and so you know, we have we have two good
Speaker 1: young players. We're trying to figure out the core group
Speaker 1: we sort of get. You know, you got that starting
Speaker 1: group in TJ and and Mike Scott, and then we're
Speaker 1: gonna inherit Boban back into this mix, we hope quite soon.
Speaker 1: I don't know what his timeline is. Joel's around the corner,
Speaker 1: and I thought, mean, you know, came in and had
Speaker 1: some serviceable minutes like I did with Jonah. So I
Speaker 1: hope just for health and some type of time and
Speaker 1: health and time will be the best medicine then that
Speaker 1: we could ask for. Thanks. Seventy Sixers head coach Brett
Speaker 1: Brown outside of the United Center visiting locker room speaking
Speaker 1: about the loss one or eight, one oh seven to
Speaker 1: the Chicago Bulls, and as we were speaking about before
Speaker 1: the postgame press conference with the head coach, we were
Speaker 1: speaking about Zach Levine and tipping the basketball at the room,
Speaker 1: not allowing Jimmy Butler to have an opportunity with point
Speaker 1: five seconds left on the clock to get a shot
Speaker 1: up to eventually give the Sixers a chance to win
Speaker 1: the game, but the operations team at the scores table
Speaker 1: started the clock prematurely. Sixers had to come out of
Speaker 1: the locker room, set up another play, get another shot,
Speaker 1: and unfortunately the ball skates through Jimmy Butler's hands, not
Speaker 1: clean and not allowing him to get a shot off
Speaker 1: what time left on the clock, falling one eight one
Speaker 1: oh seven. Butler did hit two free throws to give
Speaker 1: the seventy six is the lead at four point eight
Speaker 1: seconds to go one seven, one oh six. But on
Speaker 1: the very play for the Chicago Bulls out of the
Speaker 1: time out, Zach Levine, who was phenomenal tonight with thirty
Speaker 1: nine points, gets the ball out there in the wing.
Speaker 1: A miscommunication between Jimmy Butler and Mike Scott, who was
Speaker 1: playing the center position defending Robin Lopez, gets caught Zach
Speaker 1: Levine dan lane for an opportunity to lay the ball in.
Speaker 1: Ben Simmons has to slide over and help foul and
Speaker 1: the basket. Of course, he missed a free throw, but
Speaker 1: just a tough way to end the game tonight, where
Speaker 1: you'll look to continue to pick up these wins against
Speaker 1: these teams, especially coming off of a tough win last
Speaker 1: night at home against the Orlando Magic one eight one
Speaker 1: oh seven the final score from Chicago. When we come back,
Speaker 1: we will check back in with Tom McGinnis on the
Speaker 1: other side, live from the United Center to get some
Speaker 1: final thoughts from him. And again, this is the Sixers
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Speaker 1: back to the Sixes postgame show here on the Sixers
Speaker 1: Radio Network. Divine givings with you as we discussed the
Speaker 1: Philadelphia seventy Sixers lost one O eight one oh seven
Speaker 1: A weird one. Nevertheless, it goes down in the lost
Speaker 1: column forty one and twenty four. Now on the season,
Speaker 1: they remain a full game behind the Indiana Pacers, who
Speaker 1: IDOL Boston Celtics are currently playing tonight, so we'll keep
Speaker 1: you up up to date on that as the night
Speaker 1: goes along. But we do had bats to the United
Speaker 1: Center to check me back in with the voice of
Speaker 1: the Philadelphia seventy six ers here on the Sixes Radio Network.
Speaker 1: Tom Again, it is Tom, as you pointed out in
Speaker 1: the closing moments of this game, when of the strangest
Speaker 1: finishes we've ever seen an NBA. Yeah, so the referees
Speaker 1: they have these things on their belt and you know,
Speaker 1: like I said, I believe they trigger. You know, they're
Speaker 1: kind of taken that out of the hands of an
Speaker 1: official score just because you know, there potentially could be
Speaker 1: an advantage for the home team if the guy has
Speaker 1: a quick trigger on the on the on the button
Speaker 1: on that in terms of starting the clock. So that
Speaker 1: that's been in place for years. And you know they're
Speaker 1: human too, so it's not that's not that's something that
Speaker 1: they start. And yeah, when you watched it, you know,
Speaker 1: I guess it seemed quick, but a half a second
Speaker 1: doesn't take that long and then when you watch it.
Speaker 1: I saw a replay finally, and you know, like Zach
Speaker 1: Levine's touching it with one tenth of a second ago,
Speaker 1: and you're like, well, wait a minute, how did that happen?
Speaker 1: Because nobody had touched it yet. So you know, it
Speaker 1: becomes a mood point when the Sixers don't, you know,
Speaker 1: catch the ball on the second inbound. The bigger thing
Speaker 1: for me is, yeah, crazy finish, but losing a ten
Speaker 1: point lead and up, I believe with five minutes ago
Speaker 1: the Sixers led by six eight ninety two to a
Speaker 1: team that is, you know, a very young team with
Speaker 1: an extraordinary young talent in Levine. And just the breakdowns,
Speaker 1: the turnovers and that coverage. I mean, Zach Levine, everybody
Speaker 1: in the building, anybody who listened to watch knew he
Speaker 1: was going to get the ball and the Sixers have
Speaker 1: a coverage or he gets right to the rim and
Speaker 1: that that's that's tough. I mean that that that'll cost
Speaker 1: you a playoff game or you know that kind of
Speaker 1: you know, like Brett Brown said, they wanted to cover
Speaker 1: that a little bit better. Well yeah, and you know,
Speaker 1: so this is you know, they all count, they all hurt,
Speaker 1: but certainly now you know, with you're playing a team
Speaker 1: that you had you had, you had them down and
Speaker 1: you couldn't finish the deal, and turnovers and missed opportunities
Speaker 1: and missed assignments cash you the game. And one of
Speaker 1: the other things, Tom that stood out for me as
Speaker 1: I isolated on the game, Robin Lopez very active on
Speaker 1: the offensive glass and late in that stretch that you're
Speaker 1: talking about with the ten point lead, he had a
Speaker 1: few offensive rebounds to give them second chance opportunities and
Speaker 1: he converted right even if it wasn't him, he kept alive.
Speaker 1: He got them the ball, like you say, and that's
Speaker 1: how he started the game too. I mean, he's incredible.
Speaker 1: That that's you know, that's the best I've ever seen
Speaker 1: him play. Oftentimes, you know, he was a screener or
Speaker 1: a defender, a rebounder, but tonight, you know, he was
Speaker 1: a main, main part of the game and did a
Speaker 1: terrific job. But he did screen and he did set
Speaker 1: up those dribble handoffs and stuff. So yeah, I mean,
Speaker 1: everybody last night we were all worried about Nick Buseovic.
Speaker 1: Well it turns out Robin Lopez was the guy from
Speaker 1: the visiting team in terms of or the opponent with
Speaker 1: a big center that was going to do damage, and yeah,
Speaker 1: it's tough. The Sixers had some great moments. Ben was
Speaker 1: dominant early on, not so much late. Jimmy Butler looked
Speaker 1: like he was going to have thirty plus point points,
Speaker 1: not so much later on, although he did make a
Speaker 1: good defensive play, made some free throws. JJ had a
Speaker 1: good start her she got almost nothing from in the
Speaker 1: first half. So James Ennis was great. That's a real positive.
Speaker 1: And you move on light number two of a back
Speaker 1: to back put the same story for Chicago in this setup,
Speaker 1: and now you go down to Houston where you're taking
Speaker 1: a team that may be playing it they finally have
Speaker 1: some health now in terms of the Rockets, and you're
Speaker 1: playing a team that may be playing its best basketball
Speaker 1: of the year. Tom again his life in the United Center.
Speaker 1: Sixers fall tonight one eight one o seven to the
Speaker 1: Bulls and a interesting one again, dropping the record to
Speaker 1: forty one to twenty four. As Tom pointed out, headed
Speaker 1: to Houston for a game against the Rockets on Friday time.
Speaker 1: Last one before we let you go. As you isolate
Speaker 1: some of the other players, Mike Scott and we know,
Speaker 1: again tough loss tonight and he was part of that
Speaker 1: missassignment with Jimmy Butler. But over the last few games,
Speaker 1: and specifically since he's been traded here from the Clippers,
Speaker 1: we've had a real good glimpse of his overall versatility,
Speaker 1: both offensively and defense, at least specifically with his toughness
Speaker 1: and in fairness, you know he's guarding their center, yes,
Speaker 1: and that's not you know, that's not his position. But no,
Speaker 1: over the last five games coming in he was shooting
Speaker 1: almost fifty eight percent from the field. He had thirteen threes,
Speaker 1: including that big game against what was that the Warriors
Speaker 1: was six threes. And again, I look at him as
Speaker 1: a guy that's really going to help the Sixers in
Speaker 1: these big games down the stretch and in the playoffs
Speaker 1: because of the fact that again he can switch defensively
Speaker 1: and he can make down make big shots. He brings toughness,
Speaker 1: he's a great teammate. Again, he's one of these guys
Speaker 1: we've watched for a few years in Atlanta and this
Speaker 1: year a little bit with the Clippers, and then you
Speaker 1: get him on your team. And I haven't spent a
Speaker 1: lot of time, but everybody raves about him. So that's
Speaker 1: one of those guys that, oh, okay, when you get
Speaker 1: a guy in your gym and on your team and
Speaker 1: in the locker room, you realize, all right, well what
Speaker 1: a player. And there's a reason he's stuck around for
Speaker 1: this long and so no, I think he's really going
Speaker 1: to be helpful. And like I said, with Simmons doing
Speaker 1: some good work yesterday and Brett Brown echoed this, and
Speaker 1: then Anna's playing here tonight, you get tj and and
Speaker 1: Jonas had some good moments that you're gonna need that
Speaker 1: second unit against some of these top tier teams in
Speaker 1: the Eastern Conference. Well again a talented player and hopefully
Speaker 1: helps him down to stretch the next one against Houston
Speaker 1: on Friday time. Safe flight to Houston and we'll check
Speaker 1: in with you on Friday from Houston. Thanks Tim, appreciate
Speaker 1: the time again us again live from the United Center.
Speaker 1: With some late thoughts on his way out of the
Speaker 1: center on the Sixers lost one eight, one oh seven,
Speaker 1: and he was right the ten point lead that they
Speaker 1: had the biggest lead of the game for either team,
Speaker 1: and you have to find a way to hold onto
Speaker 1: that unit. Rocus Building, you allowed the fan base to
Speaker 1: get back into it and really help support the Chicago
Speaker 1: Bulls on the floor, and they really fed off of it.
Speaker 1: And with Zach Levine and Robin Lopez playing the way
Speaker 1: that they were, the momentum just simply started to change.
Speaker 1: And six has dropped this one one that is really
Speaker 1: tough that they're really gonna have to go back and
Speaker 1: look at some of the things that they did wrong
Speaker 1: to try to figure out getting back on the floor.
Speaker 1: On Friday from the Toyota Center in Houston, one o
Speaker 1: eight one oh seven is the final score. On the
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Speaker 1: postgame show here on the Sixers Radio Network, Devine givings
Speaker 1: with you Sixers down by the Bulls tonight one eight
Speaker 1: one oh seven and the controversial play at the end
Speaker 1: of the game with the shot clock being the game
Speaker 1: clock being started before a little premature the Sixers fall
Speaker 1: though one O eight one oh seven. We start things
Speaker 1: off in the first quarter as Ben Simmons gets things
Speaker 1: going eight to two. Jimmy Butler then with a phenomenal
Speaker 1: dunk to make it twelve to four from a pass
Speaker 1: from Ben Simmons. Amir Johnson keeping things going, staying within
Speaker 1: the flow of the offense, connecting from deep from Ben
Speaker 1: Simmons to make it seventeen ten. JJ Reddick continues his
Speaker 1: hot shooting from yesterday's game here in Philadelphia. T J
Speaker 1: to bolding back to McConnell, turns the corner on the
Speaker 1: seller reverse lap block, Mike Scott gathers it out to JK.
Speaker 1: Fikes a pass, shoots it at knocks dollars. Breddy the
Speaker 1: veteran J. J. Reddick two type national college player. The
Speaker 1: Here here's shock a tray. He's got eight second trade
Speaker 1: eight on the evening two the only makes for jj
Speaker 1: Reddick on the evening that made it thirty to thirty.
Speaker 1: That was the final score at the end of quarter
Speaker 1: number one. Sixers continued things, going back and forth with
Speaker 1: the Chicago Bulls. James and Is in a battle if
Speaker 1: you will, with Jonathan Simmons to see who's gonna get
Speaker 1: some minutes. Really showed up tonight for the seventy sixers.
Speaker 1: Tj with it to end us eight to shoot ed
Speaker 1: us tribal Oh baby James, ed us the third rocks
Speaker 1: the rock. What a cham even the Chicago crowd. It's
Speaker 1: a throws that was on Rayhold what athleticism, great Finnish
Speaker 1: at the rim for Ennis. He gave you eleven points
Speaker 1: on the evening, five or seven from the field, one
Speaker 1: of two from deep, also contributing seven rebounds in the
Speaker 1: seven months and twenty seconds. You'd like to see that
Speaker 1: from the veteran swing man Ben Simmons again, just a
Speaker 1: very good game overall, early on, going coast to coast
Speaker 1: for the finish, Simmons keeps it drives it at Jams
Speaker 1: at Ben Simmons as the Bulls part looking at each other,
Speaker 1: who's got Simmons? Nobody at Ben Simmons Now with thine
Speaker 1: six ers take the league forty eight forty seven. The
Speaker 1: lane parted like the red sea for Ben Simmons to
Speaker 1: finish strong at the rim again for the seventy six one.
Speaker 1: At that point, Mike Scott drills it three to make
Speaker 1: it fifty three fifty two. At the half, score tied
Speaker 1: yet again, fifty seven fifty seven out of the out
Speaker 1: of the locker room, Tobias Harris drops into three to
Speaker 1: make it sixty to fifty seven. To start things off.
Speaker 1: Ben Simmons one more time, not only with the finish
Speaker 1: at the room, but also the no look pass right
Speaker 1: here Simmons with the steel. He want a no look.
Speaker 1: Jimmy Butler put this ten Simmons looking at the bulls
Speaker 1: bench and prow it into Jimmy Butler down the right side.
Speaker 1: Father gathers it in at Dunson. Fantastic, hey, magic Johnson
Speaker 1: est play something that we're customed seeing by now. For
Speaker 1: the second year point guard that made his sixty seven
Speaker 1: sixty three Philadelphia. Ben Simmons makes a running hook flip shot,
Speaker 1: if you will, to make it seventy one sixty five
Speaker 1: again in his keeping it going offensively high off the
Speaker 1: glass to make it seventy seven seventy four with a
Speaker 1: tough banker Mike threw Mike Scott, who we mentioned late
Speaker 1: with Tom mc ginnis from deep Butler with a ball. Butler,
Speaker 1: guarded by Tim bad goes to Bolden bold of the Scott,
Speaker 1: he catches, he shoots. Then it's good Mike Scott portion
Speaker 1: of two seconds to go with the third, eighty six
Speaker 1: eighty two, and again that was the score at the
Speaker 1: end of three. The seventy Sixers put up twenty nine
Speaker 1: points in the third quarters to the twenty five for
Speaker 1: the Chicago Bulls to hold that four point lead, which
Speaker 1: was necessary coming out of the gate for the Sixers.
Speaker 1: In the fourth quarter, again James Nis keeping it going
Speaker 1: with the three to make it ninety four eighty six.
Speaker 1: Then a lot of back and forth after Mia Johnson
Speaker 1: with a nice phenomenal dunk driving dunk to make it
Speaker 1: ninety six eighty eight. Zach Lavine counters with a three
Speaker 1: pointer to make it ninety eight to ninety five. Philadelphia
Speaker 1: Otto Porter ties it up at one oh one. Jimmy
Speaker 1: Butler with two free throws with four point eight seconds
Speaker 1: to go to make your one oh seven one oh six,
Speaker 1: and then this tend the game. Porter trying to get
Speaker 1: away from Paris Lopez going up top. He'll get the balls,
Speaker 1: gonna go back to Lopez and now Lavine and lamps
Speaker 1: up the book one point six to go. That was
Speaker 1: awful easy, mister Simon. Once again between Jimmy Butler and
Speaker 1: Mike Scott, who was guarding Robin Lopez, he came up
Speaker 1: to set the pick slipped a little bit. Jimmy Butler
Speaker 1: followed Robin Lopez, as did Mike Scott who was a
Speaker 1: little and unsure of where to go and ultimately coming
Speaker 1: over late, committing the foul on Zach Levine to make
Speaker 1: the basket one O eight one h seven. Chicago wins
Speaker 1: at the United Center to improve to nineteen and forty seven.
Speaker 1: Sixers fall forty one to twenty four on the season,
Speaker 1: and they get back at it on Friday live from
Speaker 1: the Toyota Center against the Houston Rockets, who they had
Speaker 1: a very good game against early on in the season,
Speaker 1: and it should be a very good contest, with Chris
Speaker 1: paul Back saying with Clint Capella, should be a really
Speaker 1: good game for the seventy sixes against the Houston Rockets
Speaker 1: on Friday, night, another eight o'clock starts. So as these
Speaker 1: games get closer and closer to winding down the regular season,
Speaker 1: we're gonna have a lot of prime time games. And
Speaker 1: yet again, the Sixers are one of those teams in
Speaker 1: the league that is highly coveted in terms of watching
Speaker 1: League Pass Alert, if you will, for this basketball team,
Speaker 1: still unsure of when Joel Embi will be back with
Speaker 1: the basketball team. The same for bobam Marijanovic. We will see.
Speaker 1: But you did have Jonah Bolden back for the seventy
Speaker 1: sixers to go along with Amir Johnson back in the
Speaker 1: starting lineup for the seventy sixers. Played well yet again,
Speaker 1: and maybe you know, with those offensive rebounds, you can
Speaker 1: maybe see where he might have been able to help
Speaker 1: just a little bit more than Mike Scott down the
Speaker 1: stretch to help stop the bleeding, if you will. With
Speaker 1: Robin Lopez very active on the offensive glass. But once again,
Speaker 1: six Ers fall one O eight one oh seven forty
Speaker 1: six percent from the field. For the seventy Sixers, they
Speaker 1: were outshot by the Chicago Bulls by six ninety three
Speaker 1: attempts for the Bulls for their forty four percent eight
Speaker 1: of twenty four from deep for the Sixers, six of
Speaker 1: twenty three for the Chicago Bulls. Both teams getting to
Speaker 1: the free throw line at a high number twenty four
Speaker 1: for the Sixers, converting nineteen twenty seven for the Bulls,
Speaker 1: connecting on twenty of those free throws, pretty even on
Speaker 1: the glass forty seven to forty six the Bulls with
Speaker 1: the advantage off defensive rebounds again sixteen to thirteen, the
Speaker 1: advantage Chicago, while the Sixers had a good number. Unfortunately
Speaker 1: down the stretch, it was Chicago's whether it be a
Speaker 1: tip ball, as Tom McGinnis pointed out, by Robin Lopez,
Speaker 1: or him simply grabbing an offensive rebound four second chance
Speaker 1: opportunity to help his team secure the win. Sixers with
Speaker 1: fifteen turnovers to the Bulls eighteen seventeen points off of
Speaker 1: those fifteen turnovers four the Chicago Bulls Sixers were able
Speaker 1: to muster up thirteen points off of the thirteen turnovers
Speaker 1: for Chicago. Sixes. Again, back at it on Friday live
Speaker 1: from Houston. Tom McGinnis on the game called Brian Selter
Speaker 1: on the pregame coverage, So one final time to score
Speaker 1: one oh eight, one oh seven Sixers fall They are
Speaker 1: now forty one and twenty four on the season. The
Speaker 1: special thanks to Dylan McKinnon for the audio highlights and
Speaker 1: always a great one. It's called Namoli for engineering the
Speaker 1: game back here in Philadelphia, and four Tom McGinnis, Brian Selter,
Speaker 1: I'm Divine Givens. This has been the Sixers postgame show.
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