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Speaker 1: ninety the fanatic. Those Brooklyn Nets proved pesky once again
Speaker 1: against the seventy Sixers one twenty seven, one twenty four.
Speaker 1: Sixers fall at home for just the second time this season.
Speaker 1: Here at the Center Brian Seltzer with you from Sixers
Speaker 1: dot Com. Yeah. In three of these matchups so far,
Speaker 1: the Sixers barely escaped one, winning at Brooklyn on November
Speaker 1: twenty fifth, thanks to Jimmy Butler's heroics. No Jimmy Butler tonight,
Speaker 1: No Mike Muscala tonight. That left the Sixers with a
Speaker 1: much smaller margin for error. They were not able to
Speaker 1: overcome it, and once again Spencer Dinwoody career high thirty
Speaker 1: nine points after he went for thirty one versus the
Speaker 1: Sixers the last time around, as the Nets win this
Speaker 1: one by three, one twenty seven, one twenty four, We're
Speaker 1: gonna bring in Tom McGinnis in just a moment. After
Speaker 1: the Sixers lose game number ten on the season, They're
Speaker 1: now nineteen and ten on the year. Joel Embiid towards
Speaker 1: end of that first half, man, was he playing possessed
Speaker 1: like the Joel Embiid we have come to know and
Speaker 1: love and very familiar with over recent seasons. Ben Simmons,
Speaker 1: the two of them, they were clicking the final four
Speaker 1: minutes of the first half, and that sent the Sixers
Speaker 1: into the breakdown one. But Tom with a lot of momentum,
Speaker 1: and that third quarter things changed a dozen for Dinwoodie.
Speaker 1: The Nets scored thirty seven points and a lot of
Speaker 1: the warts in this game showed right there and turn
Speaker 1: this thing around right for starters, you know, going back
Speaker 1: to your point about Joel and Ben. They the last
Speaker 1: fifteen points for the Sixers and a span up just
Speaker 1: over four minutes to close out that first half, and
Speaker 1: you're right and bad, although denied a few times, was
Speaker 1: able to battle and really stuck with it. That's how
Speaker 1: he racked up a lot of those rebound numbers and
Speaker 1: was very efficient. At twenty three points at the half.
Speaker 1: Simmons was really good, but dinwo he I think he
Speaker 1: might have had fifteen in the third quarter and a
Speaker 1: season's best thirty seven. And you know, this guy was
Speaker 1: one of the leading candidates for most Improved last year,
Speaker 1: up in his scoring by six points per and a
Speaker 1: three assist jumped. That's that's quite a bit in terms
Speaker 1: of season over season, year over year. As they say
Speaker 1: in the business world, he was really good here again
Speaker 1: the night he's problematic for the Sixers, and again the
Speaker 1: way they play, they space it out, four out in,
Speaker 1: one in, and really the one in is Alan or
Speaker 1: Ed Davis and he comes out of the lane to
Speaker 1: screen and they've just done a really good job. They
Speaker 1: were more assertive getting to the line, and again that
Speaker 1: was skewed a bit by the late fouls by the Sixers.
Speaker 1: But and Brett Brown addressed this in his postgame availability,
Speaker 1: it's not that they went away from Himbid Brooklyn forced
Speaker 1: the Sixers away, and that they doubled Joel and he
Speaker 1: had a high turn over game. I mean, he did
Speaker 1: have six assists, but he also had six turnovers and
Speaker 1: the Sixers just did not have enough offense. They made
Speaker 1: it interesting late with Shammont making those three threes and
Speaker 1: able to connect down the stretch, and Brett Brown also
Speaker 1: addressed the fact that Corkmas played well overall, but he
Speaker 1: had two attempts at feeding the post Ben Simmons and
Speaker 1: couldn't get it in there. Not only did they not
Speaker 1: get it in there, they turned it over and that
Speaker 1: was give or take two minutes and forty five seconds
Speaker 1: to go in the game. And again, when you paint
Speaker 1: yourself into a corner, in other words, trailing by nine, seven, eight, ten,
Speaker 1: and then you need to play perfectly down the stretch,
Speaker 1: and that's hard to do, particularly when to my overall point,
Speaker 1: like during the course of the call, the Sixers weren't
Speaker 1: changing the way the game was progressing, and they didn't
Speaker 1: change the track of the game. Brooklyn led Brooklyn, you know,
Speaker 1: made runs. They kept scoring the same way. And when
Speaker 1: you fall behind and then boom, Russell hits it three
Speaker 1: or didn't when he gets another basket, it's just too
Speaker 1: hard to catch up. And they did not get stops
Speaker 1: in a consistent sustained offensive runs. And here you go,
Speaker 1: your second lass of the year at home, six Ers
Speaker 1: losing the next one twenty seven, one, twenty four. It
Speaker 1: was funny because at halftime, based on the way things
Speaker 1: finished in that second quarter, you almost felt like the
Speaker 1: Sixers not only had a lead, but a pretty decent
Speaker 1: sized one given how Joe and Ben played, but it
Speaker 1: was still a one point deficit. And to think back
Speaker 1: on how this game started, the Sixers got a big
Speaker 1: there lead at one point was twenty five to sixteen.
Speaker 1: Then Joel went to the bench, Brooklyn on a fifteen
Speaker 1: to four run and through it all we talked about Dinwoody,
Speaker 1: and it was an interesting question we heard during the
Speaker 1: postgame press conference, like what does a player like that
Speaker 1: represent in the bigger picture of what the Sixers trying
Speaker 1: to accomplish? And it's proven to be a tough cover.
Speaker 1: Well for sure. First of all, your point, the Sixers
Speaker 1: in the first six minutes had twenty points and the
Speaker 1: next twenty one minute eighteen minutes they had twenty one points.
Speaker 1: So your overall point, they started great, they were assertive,
Speaker 1: and then it tapers off, particularly when you have one
Speaker 1: of your bench scorers, which has turned out to be
Speaker 1: Corkmas starting. This is where obviously you miss Butler, and
Speaker 1: you know he had thirty four points in the last
Speaker 1: game against this Brooklyn team, and Mike Boscana, who's been
Speaker 1: playing well. So you're depleted, but you know you can't
Speaker 1: that drop off amongst the second unit is huge, and
Speaker 1: in part, you know, that's where the Sixers lost this
Speaker 1: game because the bench scoring was they had like sixty
Speaker 1: and the Sixers had twenty one. And then the other
Speaker 1: point that you make that was posed to coach. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean, like so drivers, guys that can you know,
Speaker 1: dribble penetrate, liked in with heat like DeAngelo Russell. Milwaukee's
Speaker 1: got a slew of those in terms of Brockden and
Speaker 1: Bledsoe and Janis and Middleton and others. Now they have
Speaker 1: George Hill as well. Same thing with Toronto and same
Speaker 1: thing with Indiana. And it's Oladipo's not coming back. He's back.
Speaker 1: So that that was the point and and that's an
Speaker 1: area of concern. I mean, it's also team defense. But
Speaker 1: the big time, you know, the the episod for the
Speaker 1: Sixers every time they play Brooklyn as can you guard
Speaker 1: the guy in front of it? Can you keep the
Speaker 1: game in front of you, because the second you have
Speaker 1: to start helping, that's when they space. You know, the
Speaker 1: spacing out the floor sets up open threes and again,
Speaker 1: they had double digit three. So it's problematic and it's
Speaker 1: something the Sixers have to come to grips with if
Speaker 1: they hope to get to where they want to go.
Speaker 1: Overall in the East twenty four, the final Sixers losing
Speaker 1: to the Nats. They have the Pacers on Friday, and
Speaker 1: another bigger picture them talking about the bench. No, there
Speaker 1: wasn't Mike Muscal and there wasn't Jimmy Butler that would
Speaker 1: change things. But you know, this brings to mind something
Speaker 1: that Brett Brown talked about before. I believe it was
Speaker 1: the Detroit game, and ironically before the bench came out
Speaker 1: and scored fifty four points. He's like, yeah, we're seeing
Speaker 1: some good things and encouraging things. A bottom line is
Speaker 1: we need those guys to score. We can't count just
Speaker 1: on our starters. And that's again, that's something in the
Speaker 1: bigger picture. Who knows how things will end up in
Speaker 1: a few months, but right now that's something the Sixers.
Speaker 1: It seems like it's clearly on their minds. No, and
Speaker 1: I thought coming into the season, the Sixers depth is better,
Speaker 1: and like, wow, this second unit thing is going to
Speaker 1: be really helpful. Look at look at some of these
Speaker 1: other teams Toronto now again Siakam starts for the Raptors,
Speaker 1: but their second unit is really effective. So you have
Speaker 1: Zahir Smith who's been out with a foot injury for
Speaker 1: the entire year, a first round pick you expected to
Speaker 1: contribute that hasn't happened. Marquel has been out. So that's
Speaker 1: one thing tonight. I'm not saying that you know he
Speaker 1: would have had twenty points, but I think the Sixers
Speaker 1: and Bret Brown alluded to it pregame. Had Jonah Bolden,
Speaker 1: had the Bluecoat's been in town, he would have been
Speaker 1: called up for this game, knowing that all of a
Speaker 1: sudden you find out Mike Muscala can't go. But you know,
Speaker 1: all of these players are capable. But you need consistent
Speaker 1: production and you know, and you need it from your
Speaker 1: second group, and you need offense. You can't have it
Speaker 1: dip and you know, and sometimes that's where teams win
Speaker 1: the game. And coach Brown has kind of set rotations.
Speaker 1: He tries to spell both JJ and Joel and no
Speaker 1: as I say, you need. They play big chunks of game,
Speaker 1: and you know, you look at this plus minus in
Speaker 1: an overall way, nuts specifically just to night, but you
Speaker 1: could include tonight, and you see minuses again against the
Speaker 1: next most of the reserves players for the Sixers, And
Speaker 1: you know that's a key thing in the NBA is
Speaker 1: all these teams have talented players and you need your
Speaker 1: bench to produce and then same you know, defensively to
Speaker 1: get stops. And that didn't happen enough tonight. Alrighty time.
Speaker 1: We will talk to you on Friday before a big
Speaker 1: conference game against the Indiana Pacers. Thank you, Brian Goodnight.
Speaker 1: Sixers drop a one twenty seven, one twenty four decision
Speaker 1: to the Brooklyn Nets. Now trailed the four game series
Speaker 1: two games to one. They are nineteen and ten on
Speaker 1: the year is still in a good spot, but tonight
Speaker 1: a tough one as Spencer Dinwoodie goes for thirty nine points,
Speaker 1: a career high, Brooklyn outscores the seventy Sixers by a
Speaker 1: hefty margin of twenty five points from the free throw
Speaker 1: line on additional twenty seven attempts. We'll talk about that
Speaker 1: here sometimes game calls, including a look back at what
Speaker 1: went well for the seventy Sixers at the end of
Speaker 1: the first half and where things turned around in the
Speaker 1: third quarter. A reminder the divine Gibbons coming up in
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Speaker 1: seventy Sixers and the Brooklyn Nats for the third out
Speaker 1: of four meetings this season, first time in South Philadelphia.
Speaker 1: If you follow this team, you know the first two
Speaker 1: matchups a dangerous Brooklyn team. They beat the Sixers by
Speaker 1: twenty five the first time around. The Sixers escaped with
Speaker 1: a Jimmy Butler buzzer beater about three weeks ago. No
Speaker 1: Butler tonight, no Mike Muscal, but the seventy Sixers came
Speaker 1: out with a spirited started behind Ben Simmons. Piers get
Speaker 1: it back with Simmons two on o'clock underhand right hand
Speaker 1: scoop is going by Ben Simmons, so the Sixers get
Speaker 1: the putback and Simmons scores it. It's seven to three
Speaker 1: and the leader would expand midway through the first courtesy
Speaker 1: of the reigning Rookie of the Year awkward shot by
Speaker 1: Ben No Good gifts's own and with his back to
Speaker 1: the basket, he lays it up in it and Kenny
Speaker 1: Atkinson takes another time out. Simmons and the Sixers now
Speaker 1: lead twenty five sixteen Brooklyn had a couple key blitzes
Speaker 1: and runs in this game. One would follow right after
Speaker 1: that time out when the Nets went on a fifteen
Speaker 1: to four run to outscore the seventy Sixers to end
Speaker 1: the first quarter. They let it did Brooklyn thirty one
Speaker 1: twenty nine after twelve minutes of play. The Sixers battled
Speaker 1: up Hill early on in the second quarter, but then
Speaker 1: after the Sixers fell behind by eight points, they regrouped
Speaker 1: and right out of the gates. It was Ben Simmons
Speaker 1: and Joel Embiad helping set the tone. TJ. McConnell with
Speaker 1: a McConnell lobs the Ben oh Man, Ben Simmons rocks
Speaker 1: the rim with the right hand him. T J. McConnell
Speaker 1: with a lob and Ben Simmons with a great catch
Speaker 1: one handed dunk and the crowd loves it. One of
Speaker 1: the plays the night for the seventy sixers, and Joel
Speaker 1: Ebad brought the team within one going into intermission. Bead
Speaker 1: with it a beat for three shot dear front rim
Speaker 1: and good he got the role. It went high in
Speaker 1: the air and then right through the twine. Sixers have
Speaker 1: cut it to one. It beat with twenty three in
Speaker 1: the first half. It would be fifty seven fifty six
Speaker 1: Brooklyn at the break, but the Sixers behind furk On
Speaker 1: Corkmise let us spark to start the third. Ed Davis
Speaker 1: has the ball back up topping Carkbos steals it, Davis
Speaker 1: running him down. Ed cork bars to the round. Burke
Speaker 1: On Corkbis knocks it away, steals it and scores it.
Speaker 1: He's in double figures with eleven. He's five of seven.
Speaker 1: The Sixers lead by four seventy sixers. We're going to
Speaker 1: lead it by the score of seventy two to sixty six.
Speaker 1: But after that, oh, a twenty one to three run
Speaker 1: for the Brooklyn Nets, and that dramatically changed the tenor
Speaker 1: of this game. Six Ers trail ninety four eighty four
Speaker 1: going into the fourth, and the Sixers were turning to
Speaker 1: Corkmis in his first start once again to make up ground.
Speaker 1: Joel Power dribble side steps it back to perk Head
Speaker 1: on a combo it beat and cork bars not exactly
Speaker 1: they Pippo and Jordan, but pretty good. Furkon cork Mose
Speaker 1: puts it in. He's got sixteen too, shy of his
Speaker 1: career high established Monday and be with back to back assists.
Speaker 1: That episode was ninety seven ninety one. The Sixers in
Speaker 1: the final five minutes of play started to run out
Speaker 1: of time, Joel embading the Sixers with one last gas.
Speaker 1: Chandler in le lane spins draws a double back out
Speaker 1: to Joel and Be will shoot the three this time
Speaker 1: It's good Joe, Joe Furt pray and the Sixers have
Speaker 1: cut up to six. Willson Chandler with a great kick
Speaker 1: out and Joella Be with thirty three points his second trade.
Speaker 1: It would be his last bucket of the night. Who
Speaker 1: was one eleven one oh five with just over three
Speaker 1: minutes to go, But a couple of turnovers committed by
Speaker 1: furkon corkmis late did not help the seventy sixers cause
Speaker 1: Landry sham with a flurry of points in the final minute,
Speaker 1: but it was the nets hanging on one twenty seven
Speaker 1: twenty four. I believe we have Joel Embiid and furkon
Speaker 1: Cork Moise at the podium. Let's listening for just a moment.
Speaker 1: Here's Joe Um. I'll try to do a better job
Speaker 1: or passing out of double teams and whenever the double Um.
Speaker 1: But I don't think that should ever take away. Uh
Speaker 1: without the offenses, way can mention the communication defensively, just
Speaker 1: didn't feel like it was there. Did you feel the
Speaker 1: same way? No, I thought I thought tonight, Uh, defensively,
Speaker 1: we were were communicated. I was on the floor. Uh,
Speaker 1: every one of us, Uh with they you know our times.
Speaker 1: You know it's gonna happen. You get blindsided and that
Speaker 1: you late. H as far as communication, But I thought
Speaker 1: to now you we were okay. We can always do
Speaker 1: better in every aspect of the game. But I thought
Speaker 1: we were okay tonight. How are you feeling physically? I
Speaker 1: feel good. I know I played a lot of minutes,
Speaker 1: but I feel good. I've been saying it. I'm not tired.
Speaker 1: I feel good. Just still a little bit under the weather,
Speaker 1: but I feel good, all right. That seventy six ers
Speaker 1: all star to Ellen b thirty three points seventeen rebounds
Speaker 1: for him tonight. He had twenty three and thirteen at
Speaker 1: the half, but not enough. It's the seventy sixers lose
Speaker 1: to the Brooklyn Nets one twenty seven, one twenty four.
Speaker 1: Other final notes from the final stat sheet. Six or
Speaker 1: shot better just under fifty five percent from the field.
Speaker 1: Brooklyn fifty one and a half percent. Brooklyn had touched
Speaker 1: better from three, with fourteen of them on twenty eight attempts.
Speaker 1: Seventy six Ers were twelve of twenty eight the free
Speaker 1: throw lines, such a huge edge for Brooklyn in this game,
Speaker 1: thirty seven of forty three Spencer Dinwood. He was thirteen
Speaker 1: of fourteen the seventy six or twelve of sixteen even
Speaker 1: on the glass at thirty seven over all the Sixers
Speaker 1: plus three on the offensive boards. Seventeen turnovers for the
Speaker 1: Sixers seventeen four the Nets. As we mentioned, Joel Embiad
Speaker 1: had the thirty three points and seventeen rebounds, also six
Speaker 1: assists plus six turnovers. Ben Simmons twenty two points, eight rebounds,
Speaker 1: seven assists, two block shots and four steals eighteen points,
Speaker 1: tying career hide his fur con quirk mids in the game,
Speaker 1: seventeen for TJ McConnell off the bench, eight of ten
Speaker 1: shooting to go with fours but three turnovers for the Nets.
Speaker 1: Spencer dinwitty career high against the Sixers for a second
Speaker 1: straight meeting. He had thirty one on November twenty fifth,
Speaker 1: he had thirty nine tonight, eleven of eighteen overall four
Speaker 1: to six from three thirteen and fourteen from the line.
Speaker 1: Thought Ed Davis was really big in terms of helping
Speaker 1: the Nets efforts against Joel Embidi had seven points but
Speaker 1: ten rebounds off the bench, and you can't forget about
Speaker 1: your old pal. Rodeons co Roots thirteen points for Brooklyn
Speaker 1: in a reserve role, but he came up with some
Speaker 1: at very important junctures of this game. And Alan Krab
Speaker 1: was pretty good in the starting capacity five to ten
Speaker 1: from the field for three pointers with twenty points. Danjel
Speaker 1: Russell had a dozen, Joe Harris with fourteen nets. With
Speaker 1: the winn are now eleven and eighteen on the year,
Speaker 1: the seventy Sixers dropped to at nineteen and ten. It
Speaker 1: is still relatively early. Things interesting in the Eastern Conference
Speaker 1: because the Milwaukee Bucks lost to Night There now eighteen
Speaker 1: and nine, So the seventy Sixers, despite their own defeat,
Speaker 1: just one game behind the Bucks for the top in
Speaker 1: the lost column in the Eastern Conference. But then you say, well,
Speaker 1: who wasn't that beat the Milwaukee Bucks. Oh, it was
Speaker 1: the next team up on the schedule for the seventy Sixers,
Speaker 1: those Indiana Pacers, which are now even with the Sixers
Speaker 1: in the lost column, they've played one fewer game in
Speaker 1: the seventy sixers, so you know it's still real early.
Speaker 1: But Friday night's going to be for third place at
Speaker 1: this stage in the Eastern Conference, and Milwaukee is right
Speaker 1: there as well. Seven thirty game on Friday, we have
Speaker 1: a Sixers in sixty. It's actually gonna be a Sixers
Speaker 1: in ninety on Friday. Divine Gibbs and I from down
Speaker 1: here at the center, so be sure to check that
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Speaker 1: I want to thank everyone back in the studio. That
Speaker 1: would be Tyler Zuli and Dylan McKinnon, Marty Dickerson, the
Speaker 1: engineer on site here and after the ready voice the
Speaker 1: seventy six Ers, Tom Aginnis Brian Seltzer saying so long
Speaker 1: for now one final time. The final score Brooklynnetts won
Speaker 1: twenty seven, seventy Sixers one twenty four. Have a great
Speaker 1: rest of Wednesday night from all of us here at
Speaker 1: the six there's a radar network I mean, I think
Speaker 1: if you look at at them double team in the post,
Speaker 1: I think if you look at them fronting the post,
Speaker 1: I think if you look at him passing out of
Speaker 1: the post when they did double team, I think he
Speaker 1: had six assists that it has a chance to reduce
Speaker 1: his shot attempts. You know, Like, I think they did
Speaker 1: a good job of making him pass um. You know,
Speaker 1: we'll go back and look at that, but I think
Speaker 1: it's I think it's more that than us, like forgetting
Speaker 1: about Joe l embiids. In the fourth quarter, there about
Speaker 1: two forty five is left. Fur Con had the two
Speaker 1: entry passes. He was looking for Ben Darmo and I
Speaker 1: think he had two turners in a row. What we're
Speaker 1: looking for there or whatever not that you know, it's
Speaker 1: like you're trying to get Ben the ball, but not
Speaker 1: in a deep We run action off Ben as as
Speaker 1: a sort of a post passer, you know, and Ben
Speaker 1: felt like he had the guy buried. And you know,
Speaker 1: in the light of day, we'll go back and see that.
Speaker 1: You know, I wish it's stepped off that block and
Speaker 1: run what we were looking for. But uh, you know,
Speaker 1: Ben gets people deep. You can see what he's thinking,
Speaker 1: but those to me, that was I thought that almost
Speaker 1: was the game, you know, during that sequence, which what
Speaker 1: do you think there is such a difference in the
Speaker 1: amount of foul shots taken between each team. I think
Speaker 1: when you look at who we have, you know, really
Speaker 1: Ben and Joel are gonna be probably the only ones
Speaker 1: that shoot free throws when you look at our personnel
Speaker 1: that we're left with, and so if we start there,
Speaker 1: the the opportunity to maybe catch up with other people
Speaker 1: getting fouled a lot because that's their style of play
Speaker 1: that that wasn't available to us. I think, um, you know,
Speaker 1: when you look at Dinwinnie just trying to guard him.
Speaker 1: Some of the abundance of free throws is a result
Speaker 1: of how we whacked them at the end of the game.
Speaker 1: But I think the discrepancy starts sort of for those reasons.
Speaker 1: You guys are adding Brooklyn with Brussel and Dimity and
Speaker 1: they have multiple guys who can handle the ball, because
Speaker 1: that heighten your concern at all for the teams you're
Speaker 1: looking at down the line, the Toronto's, the Bostons, the
Speaker 1: Milwaukee's that they obviously have. Yeah, I love wand be
Speaker 1: high and they also can do that seem sort of thing.
Speaker 1: Yes it does, Yes it does. You know, I think
Speaker 1: when you look at we you know, the go right
Speaker 1: to just the bench scoring, Like how many points did
Speaker 1: the bench outscore our bench by? It's a significant number.
Speaker 1: We get hurt there tonight. Um I give their bench credit,
Speaker 1: and you know, I get Brooklyn a lot of credit.
Speaker 1: If you look at the games that they have lost,
Speaker 1: you know they have lost, I'm told more you know,
Speaker 1: crunch time games type stats, and you know they just
Speaker 1: had a great win against Toronto. I've I've seen all
Speaker 1: of their close games. Some of them they're really unlucky.
Speaker 1: And so I think that they're a good team to
Speaker 1: begin with. I do not feel like their record reflects
Speaker 1: how good they are. And I especi actually know that
Speaker 1: no matter what their record said, we struggle with that
Speaker 1: type of team, and we did tonight, albeit undemand it
Speaker 1: doesn't it doesn't discount for me the fact that we
Speaker 1: do struggle with that style of a team to turn overs.
Speaker 1: Whether what did you think up for cons first start? Overall,
Speaker 1: I thought he was good, you know, I think he
Speaker 1: had trouble like all of us did on the primitive
Speaker 1: guarding some of the live ball guards. But I thought
Speaker 1: he came out and he played. He was confident, you know,
Speaker 1: made shots, had some stuff in the lane, and I
Speaker 1: thought he was very good. Tonight, you've been listening to
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