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Speaker 1: The Sixers postgame show right now on ninety seven five,
Speaker 1: the fanatic six seconds ago in regulation, Jimmy Butler working
Speaker 1: the dribble, right hand dribble three seconds ago. Butler steps back,
Speaker 1: shot air. It's good. He get it again. Jimmy Butler
Speaker 1: puts it had How the Sixers get it free? Jimmy
Speaker 1: Buckets foot free? Had the Sixers lead? What twenty seven?
Speaker 1: What twenty five? Four tents of a second ago from
Speaker 1: the exact same spot in North Carolina. Jimmy Butler at
Speaker 1: this crowd is going nuts here at Berkeley Center. How
Speaker 1: about Jimmy fourth quarter? Buckets played all twelve minutes in
Speaker 1: the final period, a perfect seven verse seven in the
Speaker 1: fourth quarter, four for four from outside the arc, including
Speaker 1: that game winner, eighteen of his season high thirty four
Speaker 1: points in the fourth. I guess that's why you go
Speaker 1: out and get him right. Seventy sixers needed this win
Speaker 1: tonight and they got it. They only led four times
Speaker 1: in the entire game to Zip and then three times
Speaker 1: in the final sixty three seconds, but it's going to
Speaker 1: count just the same as the previous thirteen. Seventy Sixers
Speaker 1: back on track, barely, but we can say they're back
Speaker 1: on track after that tough lost Friday at the center
Speaker 1: of the Cleveland Cavaliers, they beat the Brooklyn Nets one
Speaker 1: twenty seven to one twenty five, thanks once again to
Speaker 1: Jimmy b second time in eight days that Butler wins
Speaker 1: a game at the Buzzer, And like Tom McGinn has
Speaker 1: described in that great call, Butler was on the wing
Speaker 1: at Spectrum Center against the Hornets late last Saturday night,
Speaker 1: dialed up a game winner and did so again this evening.
Speaker 1: I mean, it was not looking good for the seventy sixers, obviously,
Speaker 1: only three times for the span of a forty eight
Speaker 1: minute game was not looking good for the majority of
Speaker 1: the night. I mean, Spencer did Witty and Damzel Russell
Speaker 1: were just crushing them. Russell with thirty eight points a
Speaker 1: season high, Dinwoody with thirty one. But the seventy Sixers.
Speaker 1: To their credit, they buckled down to the final six
Speaker 1: minutes of play they went on a substantial run that
Speaker 1: ended up winning them the game, the final At one
Speaker 1: point after the Sixers they were down one fifteen to
Speaker 1: one oh five, and they would go on to score
Speaker 1: the next twenty two of the next thirty two points
Speaker 1: in the game to win it. So there's certainly something
Speaker 1: to be said for that they were able to escape
Speaker 1: the threat mounted by Russell and din Witty. You know,
Speaker 1: it was not looking good for a second there when
Speaker 1: Dinwoody got one final jumper to go to make it
Speaker 1: one twenty five to one twenty four. But the Sixers
Speaker 1: they were able to crawl themselves and on an inbounds
Speaker 1: play with about fifteen seconds left, they drew up a
Speaker 1: play for Jimmy Butler which was pretty much, hey, Jimmy,
Speaker 1: you get the ball, you handle yourself in isolation on
Speaker 1: the wing. And as JJ Reddick said to Time after
Speaker 1: the game, Brooklyn must have not read the scattering report
Speaker 1: from the game against the Charlotte Hornets because it was
Speaker 1: essentially the exact same play isolation with Ronde Hollis, Jefferson
Speaker 1: and Jimmy Butler. Candidate as time was expiring with point
Speaker 1: four seconds left, seventy six Ers win at one twenty
Speaker 1: seven to one, twenty five, thirty four for Jimmy Butler
Speaker 1: in the game. Joel Embiid another thirty point ten rebound game,
Speaker 1: not mistaken that as his thirteenth, his twentieth double double
Speaker 1: on the season to lead all players in the NBA
Speaker 1: thirty two and twelve for him. Ben Simmons thirteen points,
Speaker 1: five rebounds, nine assists, and when the Sixers finally got
Speaker 1: rolling with that game ending run down the stretch at
Speaker 1: one point, there was Simmons just orchestrating everything, Diamond guys
Speaker 1: out and getting things into a flow on the offensive
Speaker 1: end of the floor to position Sixers to steal this
Speaker 1: game by two points, one twenty seven, one twenty five
Speaker 1: are standing by. We are waiting the postgame press conference
Speaker 1: with Sixers head coach Brett Brown probably have a few
Speaker 1: things to say about how things were not going the
Speaker 1: Sixers way with Russell and Dinwood. He thought Jared Allen
Speaker 1: played a really nice game as well. But for the Sixers,
Speaker 1: if you step back and you look at the big
Speaker 1: picture of what you can extract from this game, there
Speaker 1: hasn't been a whole lot of opportunity for simply the
Speaker 1: starting unit that Brett's been going with as of late
Speaker 1: to play together and work on chemistry, let alone at
Speaker 1: the end of a game. But you know, Wilson Chandler
Speaker 1: free of minutes restriction, Brett was able to roll with
Speaker 1: him for all twelve minutes in the fourth quarter, So
Speaker 1: that was a good sign. Jimmy Butler, as we said,
Speaker 1: played all twelve minutes, Ben played nine to the fourth,
Speaker 1: JJ Reddick eight, and Joel and b ten. So really
Speaker 1: what you could see there is in an really important
Speaker 1: spot of this game, crunch time, the top five that
Speaker 1: the Sixers have been targeting ever since that Jimmy Butler trade.
Speaker 1: They were able to play together and some good things
Speaker 1: came of it. The Sixers going thirty eight points in
Speaker 1: the fourth, the defense shutting down, holding Brooklyn to just
Speaker 1: twenty three in the final period of play, and what
Speaker 1: the Sixers needed, I mean they were down ten, make
Speaker 1: it thirteen actually with around five minutes ago. The game
Speaker 1: needed to slow down a bit. Yeah, they need to
Speaker 1: get stops, they need to score, but the game also
Speaker 1: need to slow down. And Joel Embiid got to the
Speaker 1: free throw line in succession to help the Sixers get
Speaker 1: back to within single digits. And you know what, he
Speaker 1: made two free throws to make it a six point
Speaker 1: game with around four minutes left. And at that point,
Speaker 1: all right, you know, you can kind of see your
Speaker 1: way through this if the Sixers got stops and they
Speaker 1: started to string a few together, and that ultimately set
Speaker 1: up Jimmy Butler to hit the game winner and help
Speaker 1: the Sixers take this one. One twenty seven, one twenty five.
Speaker 1: We'll step aside for a moment. When we returned. Brett
Speaker 1: Brown coming up. It's the postgame showing the Sixers Rader Network,
Speaker 1: You're home for US Sixers ninety seven five. They Jimmy
Speaker 1: Butler beat again for the second time as a seventy
Speaker 1: six or six Ers beat the Brooklyn that's one twenty seven,
Speaker 1: one twenty five. Let's going out of Brett Brown. Then
Speaker 1: this experience for these guys that really haven't played that
Speaker 1: much basketball together, and I was happy for them, you know,
Speaker 1: they they they were down twenty, We were down what
Speaker 1: seventeen in the third and fourteen in the fourth, and
Speaker 1: I think Jimmy made what seven shots in a row?
Speaker 1: Was six in a row? Like he seemed to be
Speaker 1: really you know, feeling good about himself, and he should
Speaker 1: have in the fourth period. And so my immediate thought
Speaker 1: was obviously, you know, thrilled for the win, but I'm
Speaker 1: happy for them. I think experiences like that matter, and
Speaker 1: h you know, it certainly connects, but I bonding and
Speaker 1: having a reference point when you are down in other
Speaker 1: games that that you can footnote this game was just
Speaker 1: as easy as Sam. Let's do the same thing we
Speaker 1: did in Charlotte. Pretty much like having a guy you
Speaker 1: can have that kind of confidence, and that was well,
Speaker 1: when you're on the sidelines, you're always toggling. Do you
Speaker 1: let that play continue? You know, we secured the jump ball,
Speaker 1: it was broken, the ball was in Jimmy's hands and
Speaker 1: Joel was on his side, and you know, inevitably it
Speaker 1: comes down to gut field. Do you feel like you
Speaker 1: have something that's pretty good and you're not going to
Speaker 1: get anything better that you draw And that is a
Speaker 1: you know, there's no book that tells you how to
Speaker 1: do that. That's a read, it's a gut feel, it's
Speaker 1: a it's a real time decision. And I felt like
Speaker 1: we just didn't have the organization or the four spots
Speaker 1: that I wanted, and so when we called the time out,
Speaker 1: it didn't take long to decide what we were going
Speaker 1: to do again. We had a reference point from Charlotte,
Speaker 1: and we did it and changed, you know a little
Speaker 1: bit of the what we call an X out initially
Speaker 1: to get JJ in that strong corner. We know JJ's
Speaker 1: man's not going to help, and Jimmy did what Jimmy
Speaker 1: does and what he's done, you know, in front of
Speaker 1: us before limiting ruffle and deality. In the fourth boys,
Speaker 1: I think we started blitzing double team in the pick
Speaker 1: and roll. You know, we started getting more aggressive with that.
Speaker 1: It's always a challenge when you have, you know, Joel
Speaker 1: at seven two, to have him come flying out and
Speaker 1: and be that aggressive and that extended that far away
Speaker 1: from the basket all the time, isn't isn't fair. It's
Speaker 1: not going to be a constant thing that I think
Speaker 1: you can live in in relation to pick and roll defense.
Speaker 1: Um in the fourth period, because DeAngelo was that good
Speaker 1: and things seemed quite easy for him, we had to
Speaker 1: make an aggressive adjustment. We chose to blitz, and I
Speaker 1: thought that that changed the game for us defensively. I
Speaker 1: think they had the twenty three points in the in
Speaker 1: the fourth, So I give I give our guys credit
Speaker 1: for making that adjustment. You know, Billy Lange helps us
Speaker 1: with our defense. I thought he did a great job
Speaker 1: of putting our guys in a position and making sure
Speaker 1: that people behind him behind the Blitz were aggressive as well.
Speaker 1: We're talking about the guards, like D'Angelo he got hot tonight.
Speaker 1: That's happening quite a few times this season where the
Speaker 1: guards have seemed to have like an easy time with
Speaker 1: you guys. Where do you think that happens. I mean,
Speaker 1: it's a tough league. It is. It is a tough league,
Speaker 1: and it's hard, as you hear me say all the
Speaker 1: time winning in the NBA. And I don't care what
Speaker 1: people's records are. You know. The other night, you know,
Speaker 1: we saw you know what we what we saw we
Speaker 1: and with the with the Cleveland game, and then you
Speaker 1: see it again. You know, they go beat Houston with
Speaker 1: the same type of you know action from their guards,
Speaker 1: and tonight you see D'Angelo and it's just they put
Speaker 1: you know, even pick and rolls. There are some skill guards.
Speaker 1: Perhaps we can you know, do more with the Blitz
Speaker 1: going forward from time to time. It cannot be a
Speaker 1: steady diet of that. You cannot just live in that.
Speaker 1: It's not realistic. And so perhaps you know, we learned
Speaker 1: something too where we can do that, maybe more than
Speaker 1: we thought we could. Some postgame it's from seventy Sixers
Speaker 1: head coach Brett Brown. The Sixers winners tonight, Jimmy Butler
Speaker 1: a buzzer beater again, one twenty seven to one twenty
Speaker 1: five the final score. Tom McGinnis called the game at
Speaker 1: Barclay Center in Brooklyn, and I believe we're gonna go
Speaker 1: to him right now, Tom, just like they drew it
Speaker 1: up right. Yeah, unbelievable. It was really exciting. And you know,
Speaker 1: like as a basketball player, you should have a money spot,
Speaker 1: in other words, even if you're in the backyard. And
Speaker 1: then you get into so you know, you've drilled the
Speaker 1: shot time and time again, and you know, you get
Speaker 1: into a predicament like, well, I'm going to the wing,
Speaker 1: or I'm going to the block, or I'm going to
Speaker 1: the baseline. And that appears to be a pretty good
Speaker 1: spot for Jimmy Butler. But as Brett Brown noted, and
Speaker 1: I don't know that we got this right at the
Speaker 1: beginning of his postgame availability, and that is Jimmy Butler,
Speaker 1: lest we forget, set up the possession by diving to
Speaker 1: the floor and getting into a jump ball situation. And
Speaker 1: without that play, the six don't have the ball and
Speaker 1: that SHOT's not available. And that was also similar to
Speaker 1: what he did in Charlotte with you recall the defense,
Speaker 1: the block on Kemba Walker and throwing the ball back
Speaker 1: to Wilson Chandler to set up the final opportunity. He
Speaker 1: made seven shots in a row, and again that that
Speaker 1: hard fought scrabble. That's not going to be in the highlights,
Speaker 1: but that's set up the last play and that's what
Speaker 1: he brings a lot of the intangibles where that was
Speaker 1: a huge play by him. And you know, when the
Speaker 1: question was posted to Brett Brown like about controlling Dinwittie
Speaker 1: and Russell, I was gonna say what they did, but
Speaker 1: they did do better, hey, and they missed him open
Speaker 1: shots down the stretch. Harris made one, but he also
Speaker 1: missed Win D'Angelo. Russell had an open three and again
Speaker 1: not picture perfect for that when you look they shoot
Speaker 1: forty one percent from three forty eight percent from the field.
Speaker 1: In general, you know, and then the numbers with Jim,
Speaker 1: Jim and Joel and Reddick ended up a decent statistical game.
Speaker 1: Simmons had a good game, but the fact that they
Speaker 1: trailed and trailed big throughout much of this game is
Speaker 1: forgotten because they won the game. They almost had no
Speaker 1: business winning this game other than they did a great
Speaker 1: job in the fourth quarter and got another heroic shot
Speaker 1: by Butler. And like Brett Brown said, hey, you would
Speaker 1: say the Sixers have lost a lot of games like
Speaker 1: this in years past to be able to graduate to
Speaker 1: a certain level and win these kind of games and
Speaker 1: then hopefully build on it and go forward, have it
Speaker 1: as a reference point, as he noted, and then just
Speaker 1: you know, a win is a win, and especially on
Speaker 1: the road. Seventy Sixers over the nets one, twenty seven,
Speaker 1: twenty five, Jimmy Butler the game winning three pointer with
Speaker 1: point four seconds to go. And it was nice, though,
Speaker 1: time to see that starting unit get to as Brett
Speaker 1: was talking about, go through the experience of grinding this
Speaker 1: sort of situation out, and the more they play together,
Speaker 1: you'd think the more cohesion there's going to be, because
Speaker 1: I mean top to bottom one through five. That's not
Speaker 1: only a talent group, but there's some experience sprinkled in
Speaker 1: there as well. Absolutely, And you've got guys like Wilson,
Speaker 1: even Jimmy Butler trying to figure out how they're going
Speaker 1: to contribute, how they're going to get their shots. But again,
Speaker 1: Butler is so talented that he can just go out
Speaker 1: and get a basket. I thought down the stretch he
Speaker 1: was able to do that. You know, he powers by
Speaker 1: guys and gets to the rim. I think he's got
Speaker 1: a great pull up like ten footer when he can't
Speaker 1: get all the way to basket if it's congested in there.
Speaker 1: But no, that's a look. As a Sixers fan, you
Speaker 1: got to feel real comfortable with that group, with Ben
Speaker 1: and JJ and Wilson and Jimmy and Joellabean. You got
Speaker 1: great performance tonight four for four from off the bench
Speaker 1: by Landry Sham, but not so much tonight from Mascala.
Speaker 1: TJ did not play a whole lot. Cork Moles got
Speaker 1: in there a little bit, but you know the biggest
Speaker 1: thing was the Sixers, like their inability throughout much of
Speaker 1: the game to stop Russell and Dinwoody, and they were
Speaker 1: so hot. I mean, Dion delo Russell was tremendous. This
Speaker 1: is a season high for him. And in the end
Speaker 1: it was, I mean, a very exciting game, save for
Speaker 1: the fact that throughout much of the game you're shaking
Speaker 1: your head, like what is up with the Sixers and Brooklyn.
Speaker 1: It's like, as I said at the time, the Nets
Speaker 1: circle the calendar, it was six we got to sixers,
Speaker 1: and yet the Sixers able to pull it out. And
Speaker 1: now they're done with the Barclay Center and they'll they'll
Speaker 1: play Brooklyn in the final two regular season games at
Speaker 1: the Center. And having mentioned that, and now here the
Speaker 1: six Ers go again, right back home. This was the
Speaker 1: one game in six of seven where they're going to
Speaker 1: be at the Center, and they return against New York.
Speaker 1: They have a couple of days to get ready for that,
Speaker 1: and then on Friday Washington and Memphis, which has been
Speaker 1: a difficult deppointment for the Sixers as well. But again
Speaker 1: really good at home. Now their third road victory, fourth
Speaker 1: road victory, and a great victory here tonight, all right,
Speaker 1: Tom McGinnis, great called tonight. Thanks so much, you gotta Brian,
Speaker 1: Thank you. One twenty five Jimmy Butler, his latest heroic
Speaker 1: chieve from just about the exact same floor spot where
Speaker 1: he knocking down against Charlotte in North Carolina last Saturday
Speaker 1: to the Sixers to win. He does it again in
Speaker 1: Brooklyn tonight. We'll run through some highlights and wrap this
Speaker 1: thing up. Coming up next, it's the postgame show on
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Speaker 1: seventy six seven six seventy Sixers over the Brooklyn Nets
Speaker 1: a heroic key from one Jimmy Butler. We will run
Speaker 1: through the sequences of how this one all came together.
Speaker 1: Right about now, Sixers their mission tonight was to bounce
Speaker 1: back after Friday's tough loss at home to the Cleveland
Speaker 1: Cavaliers and get some revenge against the Brooklyn team that
Speaker 1: beat them by twenty five three weeks ago to the date.
Speaker 1: Jimmy Butler keeping these Sixers close early on. We'll check
Speaker 1: that he's not only his second three year. Hey, Jimmy
Speaker 1: Butler comes back with four of the Sixers his seven
Speaker 1: three for the Sixers so far, and with that it's
Speaker 1: eighteen sixty. Brooklyn was in front, and you know, it
Speaker 1: still was not trending well for the Sixers at that point.
Speaker 1: They would trail thirty two to twenty five after a
Speaker 1: quarter of play. They started to fall behind even farther
Speaker 1: in the second quarter as Brooklyn opened up to a
Speaker 1: double figure lead, and they were just looking for something,
Speaker 1: anything to help them stay within striking distance to the nets.
Speaker 1: And it was Landry's Shammon who stepped up. It beat
Speaker 1: left hand handoff to Butler, Butler back to Landry Shammon
Speaker 1: for three tough shot. But in Landry Shammont makes a
Speaker 1: contested three over Alan Crab that makes it a seventeen
Speaker 1: point deficit, and the deficit was fourteen sixty eight fifty
Speaker 1: four going into the half. In the third quarter, midway through,
Speaker 1: the Sixers started to get something going in this one
Speaker 1: of the highlight plays the night that spoke to the
Speaker 1: fact the Sixers gained energy and steam as the game
Speaker 1: went along. Forty seconds ago to the third quarter, Brooklyn
Speaker 1: by four. Key joellopet around one man, knocks down Dudley
Speaker 1: throws it off the glass of himself head slammed it
Speaker 1: joellape to create a past. He smacks off the glass,
Speaker 1: gathers it in and jams it and Jared Dudley in
Speaker 1: his weak seventy Sixers went on a modest run to
Speaker 1: close out the fourth quarters. Still they were down I
Speaker 1: beg your pardon. The third quarters. Still they were down
Speaker 1: one oh two eighty eight going into the third, But
Speaker 1: then things started to slow down a little bit. The
Speaker 1: starting unit buckled down defensively. Still, DeAngelo Russell and Spencer
Speaker 1: Dinwity were doing their things in the first six minutes
Speaker 1: of the fourth, but then in the final six of
Speaker 1: the frame it was all Sixers pretty much, and with
Speaker 1: their defense clicking getting stopped, the offense had an opportunity
Speaker 1: to make some more inroads. Twelve to shoot one out,
Speaker 1: five to go, Simmons hands off the Reddick. Reddick shoots
Speaker 1: Hope with three. It's in here he god jj Reddick
Speaker 1: poors it. It had the Sixers patches dont fuckers, and
Speaker 1: the crowd is too. This is like a Sixers game
Speaker 1: here in Brooklyn. What twenty one to one twenty time
Speaker 1: out Nets first seventy Sixers lead since to zip. Joe
Speaker 1: Harris scored a two after that to make it one
Speaker 1: twenty three, one twenty one. Jowellen Being answered with a
Speaker 1: basket of his own one twenty four, one twenty three,
Speaker 1: one more from Spencer Denwity gave the Nets a one
Speaker 1: point lead one twenty five, one twenty four with just
Speaker 1: seconds to go, jump all tie it forced by Jimmy
Speaker 1: Butler gave the Sixers possession. They call a time app
Speaker 1: And here's how the game ended. Six seconds ago in regulation,
Speaker 1: Jimmy Butler working the dribble, right hand dribble. Three seconds ago,
Speaker 1: Butler steps back, shot air. It's good. He get it again.
Speaker 1: Jimmy Butler puts it in. How the Sixers get it free?
Speaker 1: Jimmy buckets foot free. How the Sixers lead What twenty
Speaker 1: seven twenty five four tents of a second ago, probably
Speaker 1: exact same spot in North Carolina. Jimmy Butler at this
Speaker 1: crowd is going nuts here at Berkeley Center, pretty amazing.
Speaker 1: And then the Nets would throw the ball away on
Speaker 1: the ensuing inbounds playing the seventy Sixers survive winning this
Speaker 1: one in major conform behind fashion one twenty seven to
Speaker 1: one twenty five seventy Sixers now fourteen and eight with
Speaker 1: the win Brooklyn eight and thirteen with the lost Sixers
Speaker 1: forty eight and a half percent from the field of
Speaker 1: Brooklyn Nets, fifty six and a half percent from the
Speaker 1: flour six Ers twelve three pointers Brooklyn with t Sixers
Speaker 1: plus twelve from the free throw line. That's certainly helped.
Speaker 1: They were minus one on the glass. But something that
Speaker 1: was kind of lost in Friday's loss was the fact
Speaker 1: that Sixers kept their turnovers down. That was the same
Speaker 1: case tonight, only nine in the game, thirty four from
Speaker 1: Jimmy Butler to go with twelve points, his first double
Speaker 1: double of the season between either the Sixers or the Timberwolves,
Speaker 1: also his season high scoring total. Jowell and beat another
Speaker 1: thirty point ten rebound game with thirty two and twelve.
Speaker 1: Ben Simmons thirteen points, five rebounds, nine assists, Landry Sham
Speaker 1: at new career high with sixteen off the bench, fifteen
Speaker 1: for JJ Reddick he was big in the fourth quarter,
Speaker 1: and Wilson Chandler with ten points, five assists and three rebounds.
Speaker 1: Sixers get past the nets despite thirty eight from Damsel Russell,
Speaker 1: a season high, and thirty one from Spencer Dinwoodie. Good
Speaker 1: thing for the Sixers. They will not have to go
Speaker 1: back to Barclay Center this season. That has been a
Speaker 1: tough place to play. Up next for the seventy sixers,
Speaker 1: they have the New York Knicks seven o'clock game on
Speaker 1: Wednesday night at the Center. Big thanks to everyone involved
Speaker 1: in tonight's production here at the studio, Brian McLachlan and Carlamoli.
Speaker 1: Coming up next on the flagship station of the Sixers
Speaker 1: ninety seven five to the fanatic Rob Maddy in talking
Speaker 1: a little bit of Sixers and of course Birds of
Speaker 1: Philadelphia sweep today between the Eagles and the Sixers, and
Speaker 1: that is a good thing. Now for the radio voice
Speaker 1: the Sixers, Tom mcguinnis Brian Seltzer saying so long for
Speaker 1: now one final time. The final score from Brooklyn. It
Speaker 1: was Jimmy Butler helping the seventy Sixers at the Buzzer
Speaker 1: to a one twenty seven, one twenty five win over
Speaker 1: the Nets. Have a great rest her Sunday from all
Speaker 1: of us here at the Sixers Rated Network. Following the
Speaker 1: Sixers win, Tom McGinnis had a chance to catch up
Speaker 1: with one of the players afterwards. Carol will play in
Speaker 1: dn Winnie will come to the corner. Wilson Chandler will
Speaker 1: have him well. Scottle will defend the inbow. Mike trying
Speaker 1: to play the angle. He's not directly on. Damari Carrol
Speaker 1: Russell will come to the ball. Here's the inbou played
Speaker 1: Damari Carol looking looking, looking, He's gonna throw it. He
Speaker 1: goes it right to Bed Simmons and the Sixers win
Speaker 1: the game. They pull off a come from behind victory
Speaker 1: here over Brookman by two. Jimmy Butler delivers Simmons and
Speaker 1: be Chandler and Jimmy Butler all high fiving out of
Speaker 1: the Sixers side of the court. JJ Reddick with Jimmy
Speaker 1: and how about that thirty four points in a game
Speaker 1: when he shot for Jimmy Butler. The Sixers failed by
Speaker 1: ten with three minutes to go. JJ Reddick coming courtside here,
Speaker 1: and I believe if we're gonna get JJ to don
Speaker 1: the headset JJ, Tom McGinnis, thank you. Wow, what a game.
Speaker 1: What about that shot from Jimmy Butther They didn't read
Speaker 1: the scutter report. That's the exact same spot as the
Speaker 1: shot in Charlotte. Yeah, as the same move, same spot,
Speaker 1: same move, same play. What a game though. I mean,
Speaker 1: you guys trailed throughout much of the game. It looked
Speaker 1: like din Wittie and Russell were unguardable at certain points,
Speaker 1: and yet it shows a lot for you guys to
Speaker 1: come back and win this game. Yeah, we had good resiliency.
Speaker 1: You know, we were at sort of a breaking point
Speaker 1: there at the end of the third and I thought
Speaker 1: that group that finished that period gave us some life,
Speaker 1: gave us some energy going into the fourth quarter, and uh,
Speaker 1: you know we were able to sustain that momentum and
Speaker 1: get back in the game. And then, you know, just
Speaker 1: big shots from a bunch of guys on both teams
Speaker 1: down the stretch, including your self. How about the crowd,
Speaker 1: I mean, you make your home here. It seemed like
Speaker 1: a Sixers crowd didn't it. Yeah. I mean, people in
Speaker 1: general love to root for a good comeback. It's a
Speaker 1: good comeback story, you know. So the impartial fans were
Speaker 1: probably excited about the comeback. And obviously it's a short
Speaker 1: trip up the turnpike as I know. As I know
Speaker 1: because I do it every day. J J. Thank you, congratulations,
Speaker 1: all right, thanks JJ. Reddeck the Sixers. I'm serious. He's
Speaker 1: like as stoop defied as the rest of us because
Speaker 1: Jimmy Butler has done it again, knocking down a game
Speaker 1: winning shot that was his fifth three. He finishes with
Speaker 1: thirty four points and twelve rebounds, and for his heroics
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Speaker 1: Friday to Cleveland. They lost here three weeks ago. Throughout
Speaker 1: much of this game, it was all Brooklyn, but the
Speaker 1: Sixers came through down the stretch and win the game
Speaker 1: by the final score of one twenty seven to one
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