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Speaker 1: seventy Sixers playoff game. Welcome into the Fanatic About the
Speaker 1: Playoffs podcast. On this episode, we recap the Sixers Game
Speaker 1: five loss to the Hawks one nine one oh six
Speaker 1: on Wednesday, as well as look ahead at the rest
Speaker 1: of the series. What is Fanatic About the Playoffs our
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Speaker 1: I'm Matt Murphy and on this episode, I'm pleased to
Speaker 1: be joined by Devon Gibbons of ninety seven five The Fanatic. Devon,
Speaker 1: let's get started here with last night's game Game five,
Speaker 1: As we do every Sixers playoff game, a recap in
Speaker 1: the aftermath, and things were going well for the Sixers
Speaker 1: as large as a twenty six point lead as we
Speaker 1: know fourth quarter, that lead got smaller and smaller and
Speaker 1: the Hawks were able to pull off another comeback in
Speaker 1: this Eastern Conference semifinals series. Another just like Game four,
Speaker 1: another three point win for the Atlanta Hawks. So take
Speaker 1: me back to your in the post show, and now
Speaker 1: that you've had a little more time to think about it,
Speaker 1: what are your thoughts on Game five? Well, Matt, the
Speaker 1: in the post was very short because the game lasted
Speaker 1: I believed two hours in close to forty minutes, so
Speaker 1: it was a long win on Wednesday night. But just
Speaker 1: sitting on this one a day later now and thinking
Speaker 1: about everything that happened, I'm just I'm still actually surprised
Speaker 1: that the way that had happened. Of course, we know
Speaker 1: what happened in Game four, blowing eighteen point lead, and
Speaker 1: as you mentioned, as much as twenty six in Game five,
Speaker 1: I was stunned that it happened the way that it did,
Speaker 1: To be perfectly honest with you, and the way that
Speaker 1: they were rolling, and knowing what happened in Game four,
Speaker 1: blowing that eighteen point lead, giving that one up and
Speaker 1: ultimately losing it to tie the series Atlanta did at
Speaker 1: two two, I really thought that the seventy sixers would
Speaker 1: be able to just keep their foot on the gas
Speaker 1: and not give up at all. Just keeping on the gas,
Speaker 1: you know what happened. Don't underestimate this team, and not
Speaker 1: saying that they did. However, something just changed and when
Speaker 1: it changed, it just kept going and going and going,
Speaker 1: and unfortunately the result is what we now know, down
Speaker 1: three to two, and this best of seven series had
Speaker 1: it back to Atlanta for Game number six. So I'm
Speaker 1: still stunned. This is one of the toughest losses that
Speaker 1: I've experienced in Philadelphia, and I hope that there it
Speaker 1: would have bounced back in games now six and seven
Speaker 1: with the their backs against the wall. You said it
Speaker 1: a three two series now in favor of the Hawks,
Speaker 1: who have home court in Game six on Friday night.
Speaker 1: We will talk about some of the adjustments heading into
Speaker 1: that game a little bit later on, as well as
Speaker 1: some of the individual performances from Game five, But from
Speaker 1: the macro level of Game five, the fourth quarter was
Speaker 1: really the turning point. And for me, I know, I said,
Speaker 1: we'll talk about individuals in a second, but maybe we
Speaker 1: can start with one of the guys on the Hawks,
Speaker 1: a former Sixer in Lou Williams, and just the start
Speaker 1: of the fourth quarter to be from a broader standpoint,
Speaker 1: because the Sixers started with some bench players out there
Speaker 1: with Tobias Harris, and then Lou Williams really took over.
Speaker 1: He scored thirteen of his fifteen points in the game
Speaker 1: in the fourth quarter, So that start the first few minutes.
Speaker 1: He didn't really get it going right away, but then
Speaker 1: the Sixers subbed their bench guys out, and when the
Speaker 1: starters came in, the Hawks just kept it rolling. So
Speaker 1: the fourth quarter is really what we should focus in on,
Speaker 1: seemingly already in the rhythm, Lou Williams and that group,
Speaker 1: and you can also talk about Kevin Herder who was
Speaker 1: also out with Bogdanovi. It's both of those two in
Speaker 1: foul trouble and you're looking at Gallinari and Williams now
Speaker 1: being the catalyst for things. Of course, you'll you'll throw
Speaker 1: Trey Young in there, but the highlight, of course, as
Speaker 1: you just mentioned, is Lou Williams and what Lou Williams
Speaker 1: was able to do by just going out there and
Speaker 1: just flat out, you know, turning the clock back to
Speaker 1: what we saw from Lou Williams all those years, and
Speaker 1: he had it going. And that's what we talk about
Speaker 1: when you speak about championship type of contenders. You want
Speaker 1: to make sure that not only your starters able to
Speaker 1: do the work, but also having your your bench players,
Speaker 1: your role players be able to do the work as well.
Speaker 1: We've seen a Kevin Hurder game, a Gallonari game, and
Speaker 1: now this one was Lou Williams game where you need
Speaker 1: that extra help. Trey Young has has done his part
Speaker 1: in game one. Then you see Gallonari and Herder in
Speaker 1: the same game against the seventi six is performing very well,
Speaker 1: and that Lou Williams. And that was really it to
Speaker 1: forty to nineteen fourth quarter where the seventy six ers
Speaker 1: dropped that one by twenty one points, and you just
Speaker 1: could not figure out a way, as you mentioned with
Speaker 1: the starters coming back in how to defend Lou Williams.
Speaker 1: He's been doing it for years and that's what makes
Speaker 1: him so great for him to be able to still
Speaker 1: do it, number one, at his age, after being in
Speaker 1: the league for so many years and knowing how he plays.
Speaker 1: And you have these two all NBA level defenders and
Speaker 1: Ben Simmons mtistible and unfortunately no one could really stop him.
Speaker 1: And then you have Seth Curry who had a fantastic
Speaker 1: offensive game. But I'm not sure that that was the
Speaker 1: defensive assignment that I would have liked to have seen
Speaker 1: in that moment, especially when you have someone like Lou
Speaker 1: Williams just rolling and getting it going. X factor. There
Speaker 1: were multiple difference makers, Lou Williams being one. Let's stay
Speaker 1: on this topic and talk about a couple others. I
Speaker 1: guess we can broaden it to not just one X factor,
Speaker 1: but a few. I think for the Sixers, Seth curR
Speaker 1: was certainly one on the offensive end, and then Trey Young,
Speaker 1: let's talk about him now for Atlanta in addition to
Speaker 1: Lou Williams with that fourth quarter comeback. So starting with
Speaker 1: Curry on the offensive end is one thing. But to
Speaker 1: your point about defense, it seemed like when Lou Williams
Speaker 1: had the ball, they were really looking to work the
Speaker 1: Curry cork Mos defensive combo and get them to switch
Speaker 1: or see what they could do. And Herder was being
Speaker 1: guarded by cork Mos, so that that those four players
Speaker 1: and those two matchups were kind of what they look
Speaker 1: to be attacking in that fourth quarter run. Absolutely absolutely,
Speaker 1: and that was and that's why we talk about the
Speaker 1: defensive the signmons and wanting again Curry not necessarily on
Speaker 1: and we speak about the chess match and defensive matchups
Speaker 1: that you want to seek out in your favor, and unfortunately,
Speaker 1: when you have a guy going, you want to find
Speaker 1: a guy that you feel like you can again look
Speaker 1: at across from you and feel like you can have
Speaker 1: some success. And that's what Lou Williams was doing and
Speaker 1: they did it to perfection in the fourth period. So
Speaker 1: the Sixers, oftentimes we talk about them doing the same thing.
Speaker 1: Fine Trey Young and do what you need to do
Speaker 1: against Trey Young not necessarily known as one of the
Speaker 1: better defenders in the league, and unfortunately the Atlanta Hawks
Speaker 1: had their success with that. With Lou Williams, he's a
Speaker 1: veteran player. He knows how to do it. He knows
Speaker 1: how to work the clock and just look at it
Speaker 1: and see where it get to his spots and get
Speaker 1: the good shot off that he feels as best for
Speaker 1: him and his team. And it worked out for them
Speaker 1: in that game on Wednesday night. So now the adjustments
Speaker 1: have to be made. Can you do the exact same
Speaker 1: thing in game and number six and can you prevent
Speaker 1: them as well as Trey Young, because you cannot forget
Speaker 1: about Trey Young by o'donovis in foul trouble. You don't
Speaker 1: expect for that to be the case once again in
Speaker 1: game number six. You look at it and you say
Speaker 1: they're gonna be at four strength, So defensively you have
Speaker 1: to pick it up. This is one thing that we've
Speaker 1: talked about with them, the seventy sixers that have really
Speaker 1: carried them defensively, they've fantastic, and even though they only
Speaker 1: gave up one hundred and three points forty points in
Speaker 1: the fourth quarter, that's not something that you really want
Speaker 1: to hang your hat on. That's a go back talk about.
Speaker 1: Look at the film and we need to figure this
Speaker 1: thing out because before that our defense was tremendous and
Speaker 1: then in the fourth we gave up that many points
Speaker 1: forty to nineteen and favor of the Hawks in the
Speaker 1: fourth quarter back to Seth Curry for a moment. Offensively,
Speaker 1: it seemed like he was almost getting the buckets back
Speaker 1: at the beginning of the fourth quarter, But then when
Speaker 1: it stopped being low Williams, it became Trey Young for Atlanta.
Speaker 1: So what were your thoughts on Trey's performance down the stretch.
Speaker 1: Never gave up and he was defended well for the
Speaker 1: most part by Ben Simmons emmatistible where he was getting
Speaker 1: some good looks and he was missing some shots. He
Speaker 1: snuck in early on in the first quarter. I remember
Speaker 1: right out of the gate at three pointer or a
Speaker 1: couple of tier drops that he had in the lane
Speaker 1: that worked out for him. And then the Sixers just
Speaker 1: went on their run and I thought that this one
Speaker 1: was going to be a route, but he stayed within
Speaker 1: the game, he stayed within it. They kept chipping away
Speaker 1: and Lou Williams did his part, and then that's when
Speaker 1: you had Trey Young as the star player for this
Speaker 1: Atlanta Hawks team to carry them home. So never giving
Speaker 1: up the coach preaching the right things and having his
Speaker 1: team believe that, hey, all you have to do, all
Speaker 1: you have to do is get to this certain number
Speaker 1: and then we'll be in the good spot. That is
Speaker 1: one thing that we talk about quite often, making sure
Speaker 1: that if you're down big like that, hey, just get
Speaker 1: it to ten by a halftime and we can maybe
Speaker 1: get things going and by the end of the third period,
Speaker 1: maybe we're down by four and we'll take things over
Speaker 1: in the fourth. And they just kept chipping away, chipping away,
Speaker 1: and when they needed their closing the clothes he did
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Speaker 1: have to regroup for a road game. Six their backs
Speaker 1: are against the wall. The adjustment. Doc Rivers said post
Speaker 1: game that he thought the Hawks comeback started really at
Speaker 1: the beginning of the second half, when the Sixers turn
Speaker 1: the ball over. They ended up turn over eight times
Speaker 1: in the third quarter that led to thirteen points. So
Speaker 1: for me, maybe a little more value of valuing the
Speaker 1: basketball in the larger stages, the more important stages of
Speaker 1: these games, because you have these leads, and then what
Speaker 1: happens when a team comes back. Some of it is
Speaker 1: turnovers and just not valuing the ball as much as
Speaker 1: you should down the stretch. So if it's that for me,
Speaker 1: what are things you're looking at for improvements from Philadelphia
Speaker 1: in Game six on the road? I agree with Rivers
Speaker 1: on that with the turnovers, that was tough to watch
Speaker 1: because they just seem like they were going at a
Speaker 1: pace that they didn't need to. You had the lead,
Speaker 1: things were going your way. Why does it seem like
Speaker 1: you're rushing to do things? And I remember when he
Speaker 1: called the time out and thinking while we were sitting
Speaker 1: there that this is a good time out. Let's settle down.
Speaker 1: We are in a good spot. This is still our game.
Speaker 1: Make them again conform to what we are doing. Let's
Speaker 1: not play their game. So I thought that was a
Speaker 1: good one. So the turnovers, you absolutely right, Matt, that's
Speaker 1: one thing. Number two often to lead. You have to
Speaker 1: find a way to while Embad is getting his Curry
Speaker 1: is having a career night, you still have to find
Speaker 1: a way to include others. And then, when I say
Speaker 1: others specifically, I'm going to Tobias Harris, who was two
Speaker 1: four eleven did not have a typical Tobias Harris knight
Speaker 1: that we are accustomed to during this campaign and the postseason.
Speaker 1: You need to find a way where he's involved and
Speaker 1: not feeling like he's left out, where he's just floating
Speaker 1: in the corner, standing there maybe roman perimeter, but never
Speaker 1: getting the ball back. You have to find a way
Speaker 1: to do things. And even if it's getting the ball,
Speaker 1: and as we talked about finding a mismatch that works
Speaker 1: in his favor, if it's young Bogdanovich, well we saw
Speaker 1: some Bogdanovitch and he didn't take advantage enough in Game
Speaker 1: number five. You have to find a way to get
Speaker 1: Tobias Harris back in the mixture. Your second dairy score
Speaker 1: was Seth Curry with a thirty plus career night type
Speaker 1: of playoff performance. You still need that other one, especially
Speaker 1: when things are starting to diminish the lead. You have
Speaker 1: to get your other guy who is your scorer going.
Speaker 1: When you are missing Danny Green, you have to do it.
Speaker 1: And that's I think the second key for the seventy
Speaker 1: Sixers is doing that making sure that Tobias Harris feels
Speaker 1: comfortable and you can get him involved and get him scoring,
Speaker 1: where now your defense is still playing at that high level,
Speaker 1: but you are now putting up big time points where
Speaker 1: they cannot catch up. Let's finish up by talking about
Speaker 1: the adjustment that Atlanta made they introduced prior to the
Speaker 1: last game or a little bit in game for a
Speaker 1: bigger lineup, and this relates to Tobias Harris and his
Speaker 1: production too, because if the Hawks goal with John Collins
Speaker 1: at the three, and they have Gallinari who hit a
Speaker 1: big shot to go up by three points at the
Speaker 1: very end of Game five, as well as Clint Capella,
Speaker 1: Collins has been the only Atlanta defender that's really had
Speaker 1: some success, I think against Tobias Harris. So that is
Speaker 1: something I've been looking at, how that big lineup for
Speaker 1: Atlanta with those three big guys has impacted the Sixers end,
Speaker 1: specifically to Bias, and how that will shake out again
Speaker 1: in the next game. Yeah, and I totally forgot that
Speaker 1: Bogdanovitch was on Harrison had a little bit of success
Speaker 1: in Game five as well as Collins, and Tom McGuinness
Speaker 1: was kind enough to remind me of that as we
Speaker 1: were doing our post game coverage after the game. But yeah,
Speaker 1: the big lineup, this is one of the things. And
Speaker 1: even when they included Hurder in there because of this
Speaker 1: size at six seven, that you have this big lineup.
Speaker 1: But even with the big lineup, to your point, the
Speaker 1: only one that you might feel is good defensively is
Speaker 1: John Collins. If I have Danilo Gallinari, yes, a big guy,
Speaker 1: I still feel on the other end that I can
Speaker 1: take advantage of him. And the same thing goes for Hurder,
Speaker 1: not known for his defense. Bogdanovitch the same thing. Very feisty,
Speaker 1: but not a defender. And we already talked about Trey
Speaker 1: Young and as being probably the smaller guy out there,
Speaker 1: and we've already seen that Clint Capella cannot handle Joel
Speaker 1: and beat So even with that big lineup, I still,
Speaker 1: Matt don't see it as a problem for the seventy sixers.
Speaker 1: They have to find a way to execute, continue to
Speaker 1: play seventy six or basketball and share the ball. I
Speaker 1: remember there was one stat early on in the game
Speaker 1: where the Atlanta Hawks, I believe it was halftime. It yeah,
Speaker 1: it was halftime. They only had three assists and the
Speaker 1: seventy Sixers were in double digits assists. They might have
Speaker 1: been only fourteen on the baskets that they had, but
Speaker 1: they were sharing the basketball even when in Bad got
Speaker 1: it going and he was perfect to start the game
Speaker 1: from the floor, Quirk mile Is hitting his shot. Same
Speaker 1: thing for Seth Curry, you still need to They were
Speaker 1: sharing the ball, so those guys weren't having to work
Speaker 1: so much. And Doc Rivers talked about it, playing hero ball.
Speaker 1: He thought post game, share the basketball, play seventy Sixers basketball,
Speaker 1: where yes, and beat is the feature, but the secondary
Speaker 1: everybody else that you're playing off of has had success
Speaker 1: and you have to again find a way to do that.
Speaker 1: Do that and even against those big lineups. You have
Speaker 1: those big lineups, I think they have a speed advantage
Speaker 1: when you do that with Simmons out there on the floor,
Speaker 1: Curry being able to get out in the open floor,
Speaker 1: hinding his spots and so on and so forth, and
Speaker 1: indeed then just overpowering the other big guys and that
Speaker 1: they start to send those double teams, the ball starts
Speaker 1: to snap around the perimeter again find whatever open man
Speaker 1: there is. Even if it doesn't end up on a
Speaker 1: perimeter with an open shot, maybe you dumping it down
Speaker 1: low for an opportunity at a basket somewhere in the
Speaker 1: painted areas. So the big lineups, good adjustment by Nate McMillan,
Speaker 1: But I don't think that's something that should have hurt
Speaker 1: the seventy sixers. It was more the sixers not doing
Speaker 1: their part and executing even against those big lineups and
Speaker 1: not taking advantage as we wind down with adjustments and
Speaker 1: with bald movement. Something else I've noticed is kind of
Speaker 1: they're playing a little bit tight late in the game
Speaker 1: when they're running the right yeah, exactly, so that that
Speaker 1: has impacted the flow of the offense in the sense
Speaker 1: that they're locked in on the next pass coming out
Speaker 1: of timeouts and things like that. So going back to
Speaker 1: game four real quick, I know where a couple games
Speaker 1: removed from that, but the Shake Milton play where he
Speaker 1: let the final play develop so long that Seth Curry
Speaker 1: nearly didn't get the shot off, and then Shake Milton
Speaker 1: actually had the ball again in game five, and he
Speaker 1: drew Hurder and somebody else and Seth Curry kind of
Speaker 1: slipped out but he didn't see it and he went
Speaker 1: the other side of the court. These are the final
Speaker 1: possessions of Game five. Tobias Harris had a big turnover
Speaker 1: right out of the time out with about twenty seconds left,
Speaker 1: where he was just totally zoned in on what was
Speaker 1: drawn up in that one pass and they're just locked in,
Speaker 1: and he threw the ball. He was looking for him
Speaker 1: be kind of at the top of the key, and
Speaker 1: he just overthrew and turned it over with about twenty
Speaker 1: seconds left. So it seems like they're playing so tight,
Speaker 1: but they've I guess, like you said that, when they're
Speaker 1: they're just nervous about losing the game at the end.
Speaker 1: So that's what I've been noticing, just a little bit
Speaker 1: of tightness and not looking at the next option. And
Speaker 1: the same thing in both games. In both four and five.
Speaker 1: You've already seen the things diminished. The momentum is now
Speaker 1: on the other side, so much pressure is on you.
Speaker 1: But you're pros. You won forty nine regular season games,
Speaker 1: you won the first series in five games, you had
Speaker 1: a tough game in two and three that you pulled
Speaker 1: those out really having a control of the game, but
Speaker 1: showing why you were, as we thought, the better team.
Speaker 1: And you have to again find ways to do these
Speaker 1: where yes things get tight, but that's part of it.
Speaker 1: Atlanta is not going to quit, and you want to
Speaker 1: make sure that you do your very best in those moments. Sure,
Speaker 1: it's a tough position to be in, but as we said,
Speaker 1: you are professionals. This is what you do and the
Speaker 1: moment shouldn't be too big at that time when you
Speaker 1: have the ball, the same thing, I thought it was
Speaker 1: rushed tight to your point of Embid. When he caught
Speaker 1: great Ato at four doc rivers for Embid in that
Speaker 1: game number four where he got the ball, had an
Speaker 1: opportunity to lay up, I thought that he rushed it.
Speaker 1: I felt like he could have taken a power dribble
Speaker 1: even if his knee was bothering him. This is the
Speaker 1: final possession. You want to make sure this is the
Speaker 1: final possession and you walk away with the win, power dribble,
Speaker 1: lay up or dunk or in that same sequence somehow
Speaker 1: maybe get a foul call and knocked down your free throws.
Speaker 1: And now Atlanta has to go down and be the
Speaker 1: one playing with their backs against it final possession and
Speaker 1: try to get a win. So you have to find
Speaker 1: a way to execute these things down the stretch, and
Speaker 1: the turnovers are not going to help you. Had it again,
Speaker 1: it was a three point loss, which was technically a
Speaker 1: one point game, and the seventy Sixers unfortunately couldn't find
Speaker 1: a way that you have to execute these It's a
Speaker 1: tough situations that put that's part of the game. That's
Speaker 1: part of the game. And we've seen before Tobias Harry
Speaker 1: seeing the game winner against the Los Angeles Lakers and
Speaker 1: so many others where game winners have happened. I don't
Speaker 1: think that they should be as tight, especially at home.
Speaker 1: Even though you've blown the lead the way that you did,
Speaker 1: you have an opportunity. I didn't expect them to be
Speaker 1: as tight as they were and not get a better
Speaker 1: look and even get a possession overall shot at the
Speaker 1: at the rim at all backs against the Wall. Game
Speaker 1: six Friday night in Atlanta, seven thirty. If the Sixers
Speaker 1: win that, they will play a game seven in Philadelphia
Speaker 1: on Sunday. Divine, where can the people find you this week?
Speaker 1: Coming up? What do you have coming up? Where can
Speaker 1: we listen and see you. Well, you can catch me
Speaker 1: to on the Fanatics starting at six pm on Friday
Speaker 1: as I get ready for the pregame seventy Sixers and
Speaker 1: the Atlanta Hawks game number six and then hopefully Game seven.
Speaker 1: We're talking about a six pm start on Sunday, and
Speaker 1: we're getting you set for the game against the Atlanta
Speaker 1: Hawks in game number seven on Sunday. So right there
Speaker 1: ninety seven five dot com. You can check them out
Speaker 1: on the app, and we are there and we typically
Speaker 1: go until ten o'clock unless there's a game, and we
Speaker 1: go past past that time closer to midnight, maybe even
Speaker 1: one o'clock on Friday, because the games have been going
Speaker 1: so long. So that's where you can find big Game
Speaker 1: six coming in here five now in the books. Thanks
Speaker 1: a lot for helping me break it down as always, Matt,
Speaker 1: thanks so much. Man. Let's see if they can get
Speaker 1: this one done. Stend this one. We need more of
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