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Speaker 1: postgame show right now onnety seven five the Fanatic Joel
Speaker 1: embeat excellent, Mark El Faults pivotal seventy Sixers beat the
Speaker 1: Clippers one twenty two to one thirteen on Brian Seltzer
Speaker 1: from Sixers dot Com, let's go right now in progress
Speaker 1: to the head coach's press conference. Felt dot team's mood change.
Speaker 1: We needed that injection of energy, and I thought that
Speaker 1: his uh, his his defense. Probably you sort of paying
Speaker 1: attention as much as we do as coaches. We're all
Speaker 1: going to see him push the ball and find people
Speaker 1: in someone. But I thought his defense was excellent as well.
Speaker 1: He really deserves a lot of credit for injecting that
Speaker 1: type of momentum leading into the fourth. That's Brett talking
Speaker 1: about Mark l Faults and we'll go back to the
Speaker 1: press cons right now. There's so summary, but you're so
Speaker 1: trying to work that in progress. We's working together. Well,
Speaker 1: I think it's it's what we keep talking about. He
Speaker 1: he is best at this stage of his career, at
Speaker 1: this stage of his basketball NBA life, with the ball,
Speaker 1: he is a point guard, and we continue to see
Speaker 1: why he was drafted one. You know, when he's got
Speaker 1: the ball, he's he's pretty unique. He's pretty special in
Speaker 1: open court and finding people and so on, and so
Speaker 1: we've been trying to, you know, put him in that
Speaker 1: environment as much as we can. With the ball as
Speaker 1: a point guard. We've discussed you know, my motivation, my
Speaker 1: reasoning why I start the game with him, and you know,
Speaker 1: I just think that that he, uh, he's really gifted
Speaker 1: with the ball as a point guard. I think physically
Speaker 1: getting over screens. I think navigating off ball screening situations
Speaker 1: was sort of an intellect and not just trying to
Speaker 1: be um um, you know, brute force if you will,
Speaker 1: Like he had some sophistication on how he that chose
Speaker 1: under or went Ova off ball stuff. I think on
Speaker 1: the ball stuff, it's hard guarding Lou Williams. It's hard
Speaker 1: guarding some of those guards, and really hard. And I
Speaker 1: thought how he navigated through some pick and rolls, you know,
Speaker 1: chesting and showing his hands and you know, sort of
Speaker 1: getting flat, getting small instead of fat like and even
Speaker 1: crash into screens and I thought he did that. I
Speaker 1: thought he did that well. Um, those types of things.
Speaker 1: We just talked about performance. They taught me it's the
Speaker 1: first time in since two thousand and six, since Allen
Speaker 1: Iverson had forty in the building. I think it's unless
Speaker 1: those that's wrong. I was told that it's a first
Speaker 1: forty point performance since two thousand and six. Disregarding that
Speaker 1: either stat or I've got it wrong. He was just
Speaker 1: I'm you know, thirty two shots. Um, I think you
Speaker 1: know him trying to you know, pull out Boban is
Speaker 1: so unique to our league and he came in and
Speaker 1: really changed the game for them. And I think that Joel,
Speaker 1: you know, with the volume of points, the volume of rebounds,
Speaker 1: pulling Boban out, you know, toward the end with some threes,
Speaker 1: he was, he was all of that, especially as as
Speaker 1: the game wore down. Is there anything that maybe we
Speaker 1: don't know what's going around with Dario or is he
Speaker 1: just in us right now? You know what? I know,
Speaker 1: you know and none of us can overreact. I will
Speaker 1: say that when you look at his three point shot,
Speaker 1: we went really small. He was out of five and
Speaker 1: you know, Mike Nascala had had five thousand. We didn't
Speaker 1: do it for long, but we did it, and it
Speaker 1: opened up something for him for a Big three. I
Speaker 1: believe that was his only made field goal, and it
Speaker 1: was shore was timely. But as I've said before, none
Speaker 1: of us should overreact. It's part of NBA life with
Speaker 1: all athletes. You know this, I think we've seen if
Speaker 1: you study a little deeper at starts of seasons with
Speaker 1: Dario and led by me, nobody's really overreacting in our
Speaker 1: locker room. Yeah, yeah, as Howard. Howard would be thrilled
Speaker 1: um the you know, like we've talked about it. Like
Speaker 1: I said, he's worked on it, and so I think
Speaker 1: at times those long jump hooks, although he made some
Speaker 1: of those tonight, you know, might be better displaced with
Speaker 1: a jump shot, you know, two foot rise up jump shot.
Speaker 1: And it's all easy for us to sit here and
Speaker 1: like what could have should have? You know, he's a
Speaker 1: he's he's an NBA player, and he feels the game.
Speaker 1: And as I've said, and I'll double down on this,
Speaker 1: it's gonna come, but it will come on his terms
Speaker 1: when he feels comfortable. We put in the work, we
Speaker 1: encourage it, we promote it, and I think as this
Speaker 1: thing plays out, as his career plays out in front
Speaker 1: of the city, in front of all of us, I
Speaker 1: think you're going to see it on a more frequent basis.
Speaker 1: Seventy Sixers winning head coach Brett Brown one twenty two,
Speaker 1: one thirteen the final over the La Clippers tonight a
Speaker 1: needed victory. Let's start with that. This was an important
Speaker 1: bounce back win for the Sixers. Is it super early
Speaker 1: one hundred percent? Really it still is. They feel like
Speaker 1: they've been games have been played for a while. But
Speaker 1: it was nice to see the Sixers bounce back forty
Speaker 1: eight hours after losing a tough one in Toronto, playing
Speaker 1: and simple, regardless of how they got this one tonight
Speaker 1: or what it looked like or sounded like. So first
Speaker 1: things first with that, But then you get the second
Speaker 1: highest scoring performance from Joel Embid twenty four points in
Speaker 1: the first half. That was a first for a Sixer
Speaker 1: since Allen Iverson in two thousand and six. Combine that
Speaker 1: with thirteen rebounds in the end of forty one points,
Speaker 1: second highest scoring performance in Embed's young, brilliant, still burgeoning career.
Speaker 1: He was huge couple of dunks down the stretch over
Speaker 1: Boyon to seal the deal a key three pointer to
Speaker 1: give the Sixers a seven point lead with about four
Speaker 1: minutes to go. He was fantastic, but let us not embied.
Speaker 1: His numbers will deservedly get the headline. But mark el
Speaker 1: Foltz in terms of reasons why the Sixers won this game,
Speaker 1: he might be one A if he's not one overall.
Speaker 1: When the Sixers saw the Clippers going a twenty six
Speaker 1: to five run to take a four point lead. After
Speaker 1: the Sixers by twenty two points in the first half,
Speaker 1: mark el Foltz changed the spirit of the game, alter
Speaker 1: the tenor. His energy was infectious, and that is before
Speaker 1: you even talk about the two back to back driving
Speaker 1: length of the floor layups he had at the end
Speaker 1: of the third quarter. The spirit carried over into the fourth.
Speaker 1: The Sixers took control from there. Mark el Foltz awesome tonight,
Speaker 1: twelve points, nine rebounds, five assists, and just one turnover
Speaker 1: for the twenty seventeen number one pick. He was a
Speaker 1: plus sixteen in the game, as was Joel Embid and
Speaker 1: I think telling of the way this one went tonight,
Speaker 1: those two the top plus minus figures in the whole
Speaker 1: game shared by Embiad and faults seventy six Ers now
Speaker 1: five and four on the ear Clippers four and four
Speaker 1: with the low spends sevens and double double with fourteen
Speaker 1: points and eleven assists to go with three rebounds. Defense
Speaker 1: for the seventy sixers in crunch time came up real big,
Speaker 1: only one field goal out the final six minutes fifteen seconds.
Speaker 1: Much more to discuss coming up. Tom McGinnis is next
Speaker 1: the postgame showing the Sixers Rader Network ninety seven five
Speaker 1: the fanatic seventy Sixers over the LA Clippers one twenty two,
Speaker 1: one thirteen. Tom McGinnis on need your response and thoughts
Speaker 1: on this take that I had. I was trying to
Speaker 1: write up a portion of the article that you know,
Speaker 1: people for better worse could read on Sixers dot com
Speaker 1: and the theme went like this, Joel Embiad's line so
Speaker 1: big it would be an injustice to overlook. However, Mark
Speaker 1: Hill Folts, when the game was threatening to go the
Speaker 1: other way, he was there to step up for the
Speaker 1: seventy sixers and he was just as important to this
Speaker 1: one as Joel was. He had a great game. Well,
Speaker 1: if you're gonna talk about so big. I thought you
Speaker 1: should write that Boban Marianovitch is so big. Sixers had
Speaker 1: to attack Mount Marianovitch, and that's what Joel ended up doing,
Speaker 1: and that's what Marquel did, but not without taking him
Speaker 1: away from the basket, as you heard Coach Brown allude
Speaker 1: to at least two or three times in the postgame
Speaker 1: press conference, because and like I said, you know, he's
Speaker 1: part of their roster. They acquired him. It's not like
Speaker 1: they tripped upon him. I mean, but they might not
Speaker 1: have played him. Doc Rivers might not have played Marianovitch
Speaker 1: as much had or Todd, who didn't even play in
Speaker 1: the second half, or Harold gotten into fouled up difficulty
Speaker 1: defending Joel. And so now Marianovitch gets in the game,
Speaker 1: and he was part of that big comeback by them.
Speaker 1: Obviously Harris Gallinari and Williams had a big role in
Speaker 1: it as well. But you know, that's when they started
Speaker 1: to come over and get back in the league after
Speaker 1: trailing by twenty two in the first half. He's such
Speaker 1: a big guy. He really takes up so much space
Speaker 1: in the lane, and it was very difficult for the
Speaker 1: Sixers to get to the rim. Now, markl Foltz was major,
Speaker 1: and at one point he actually went right at him
Speaker 1: and scored it and folds with his the way he
Speaker 1: races the ball into the front cord and got the
Speaker 1: ball to open shooters. He set up Muscalo once and
Speaker 1: it just it was a type of game where, I mean,
Speaker 1: it really was the beginning, the middle, and the end.
Speaker 1: It was like a great story and that the very
Speaker 1: first part of the game was tight, thirty four thirty
Speaker 1: after one Sixers with a dominant second quarter Landry Sha
Speaker 1: Shaman's big. You got a lot of performances from different players. Joel,
Speaker 1: as you mentioned earlier, had twenty four points in the
Speaker 1: first half, and then you know, Covington comes back with
Speaker 1: the defense, with the steels and the blocks, and Joel
Speaker 1: just keeps racking them up. He made a couple threes.
Speaker 1: He's now had what six threes in the last two games.
Speaker 1: And JJ Reddick not to be diminished, eighteen points, but
Speaker 1: he made a lot of other plays as well. He
Speaker 1: set up in being for that thunderous baseline slam and
Speaker 1: a great team victory here, and the Sixers were challenged.
Speaker 1: I mean, the Clippers came back to take the lead,
Speaker 1: but they responded, and as I said the other night,
Speaker 1: for Toronto, it's almost like they had to win the
Speaker 1: game twice, and that is they built up a big
Speaker 1: lead and then built up a double digit lead. Harris
Speaker 1: had a non consequential dunk at the end of making
Speaker 1: a nine point game, but an impressive five at old
Speaker 1: start for the Sixers here at home with the win
Speaker 1: here tonight, Sixers over the Clippers one twenty two, one thirteen,
Speaker 1: and just even I mean the win, that is the
Speaker 1: most important thing. But you know, I was kind of
Speaker 1: curious to see how things would start at the outset
Speaker 1: of this game based upon the way it went in Toronto.
Speaker 1: I mean, that was a like we were talking about,
Speaker 1: that was a rough one. But they really came out
Speaker 1: of the gate strong and it was some of the
Speaker 1: best basketball I thought that we saw from the Sixers
Speaker 1: and a half this season. They went up by twenty
Speaker 1: two and they scored seventy two points. No, and I
Speaker 1: thought Ben was really good and he's starting to take
Speaker 1: more shots, and again he maintained that assertive attacking the
Speaker 1: methodology or approach, if you will, And like I said,
Speaker 1: a lot of different players played well how about t
Speaker 1: J McConnell didn't even play, And part of that is
Speaker 1: because Landry Shamma came in and shot it really well
Speaker 1: in the first half, and he and Mascala are starting
Speaker 1: to provide that outside shooting punch that you need the
Speaker 1: Sixers need so badly to be effective. And like I said,
Speaker 1: they used to crowd. Marquel was really good rebounding to
Speaker 1: basketball as well and flying around and great overall, nice
Speaker 1: win for the Sixers that it sets up another great
Speaker 1: matchup with Detroit on Saturday afternoon. Speaking of Detroit Pistons
Speaker 1: and matinee game on Saturday at one o'clock, the Pistons
Speaker 1: got off to a four and one start. They have,
Speaker 1: I beg a Pardoner four and oh start. They've lost
Speaker 1: their last three, but of course, just a week and
Speaker 1: a half ago Blake Griffin going for fifty points. No
Speaker 1: Ben Simmons in that game for the Sixers, so that'll
Speaker 1: be a subplot worth following on Sat. Right, and they
Speaker 1: lost two of those games at Boston. Oh, by the way,
Speaker 1: has a seven point lead on Milwaukee in a big
Speaker 1: marquee matchup tonight in the East and then they lose
Speaker 1: it overtime. Last night to Brooklyn and Drummed has been terrific.
Speaker 1: I mean again, Dwayne Casey was the coach of the
Speaker 1: Year last year and he's going to bring a whole
Speaker 1: new philosophy. They have a whole new energy. They've got
Speaker 1: some really good players. Is Smith played extremely well in
Speaker 1: that game. Reggie Jackson's been a little bit up and down.
Speaker 1: But I think, as you say, the big matchup will
Speaker 1: be Blake, Griffin and Drummond against Simmons and Ebid and
Speaker 1: that should be a great game. I mean, it's a
Speaker 1: it's an early test and the Sixers have fared well.
Speaker 1: They swept Detroit last year, probably should have won that
Speaker 1: game out there a week ago Tuesday, but have another
Speaker 1: opportunity setting up a back to back and cumulating with
Speaker 1: a busy stretch as this is over the weekend will
Speaker 1: be games four and five in a span of seven days,
Speaker 1: as they'll take on Brooklyn on Sunday night at Barkley's
Speaker 1: and also wrapping up an important early season home stretch
Speaker 1: for the seventy sixers. They're undefeated here and if I'm
Speaker 1: not mistaken, after that'll be five out of the next
Speaker 1: six on the road for the Sixers. After Saturday's game,
Speaker 1: so an opportunity against Detroit's got thank you very much,
Speaker 1: she got it. Bryan Knight one two one thirteen Sixers
Speaker 1: beat the LA Clippers. Joel Embiad with forty one point
Speaker 1: second highest total of his career, thirteen rebounds, four shots,
Speaker 1: Marquel Folks huge late in the third quarter into the fourth.
Speaker 1: He finished with twelve points, nine rebounds and five assists.
Speaker 1: Eighteen for JJ Reddick against his old squad off the
Speaker 1: bench Andrey Shammitt can't overlook him with thirteen thought. Mike
Speaker 1: Muscala had some very good minutes in terms of his
Speaker 1: defense and a couple timely deposits in terms of free
Speaker 1: throws and a three pointer on a four point play
Speaker 1: in the second half of the Sixers Ben Simmons with
Speaker 1: fourteen and eleven. We'll listen to some of Tom's calls
Speaker 1: coming up on the other side. It is the postgame
Speaker 1: show on the Sixers a radio network. The fanatic seventy
Speaker 1: Sixers needed a win at this early juncture of the season,
Speaker 1: and they got it tonight defeating the LA Clippers. On
Speaker 1: Brian Seltzer from Sixers dot Com, here are some of
Speaker 1: the highlights and how it sounded called by the one
Speaker 1: and only Tom mcguinnis first of all. For me, what
Speaker 1: I wanted to see right off the bat was a
Speaker 1: team with energy and spirit. After a tough loss in
Speaker 1: Toronto on Tuesday, Ben Simmons, who had a bumpy night
Speaker 1: against the Raptors, came out strong. Now here's faults on
Speaker 1: a drive kickout coming to it up top. Ben Simmons
Speaker 1: drives on. Bradley knocks him down, no call, shoots it
Speaker 1: and puts it on the board. Nice job by Ben Simmons.
Speaker 1: Bradley goes down in a heat and Simmons makes it
Speaker 1: four zim aggressive band at the outset of tonight's game.
Speaker 1: The Sixers, though, would see it'd be a tough fight
Speaker 1: throughout the first quarter. Their lead was only four points
Speaker 1: going into the second thirty four to thirty in the second.
Speaker 1: Joel embiid he was exceptional on the first quarter and
Speaker 1: his dominance continued into period number two. He helped the
Speaker 1: Sixers break open a double figure lead. Williams turns it
Speaker 1: over their seventh turnover. Ben Simmons around. Everybody down to
Speaker 1: Joel me look up below up baseline two m j
Speaker 1: M by MB Simmons sent them up sixers up by
Speaker 1: eleven fifty to thirty nine in the first half. Whether
Speaker 1: it was Marching Goore, Todd or montrezl. Harrell, there was
Speaker 1: no answer. The Clippers had four mb the sixers in
Speaker 1: part led it by a wide margin, as many as
Speaker 1: twenty two in the first half. They were up fifty
Speaker 1: us bigger parton seventy two fifty seven going into the third.
Speaker 1: But in the second half there was a twist. Doc
Speaker 1: Rivers turned deep the bench brought into Boban Marjanovich seven three,
Speaker 1: two hundred ninety pounds. He was the matchup firm Bead
Speaker 1: and that changed things a lot. It was a big
Speaker 1: reason why the Clippers at one point went on a
Speaker 1: twenty five to six run to take a four point
Speaker 1: lead at eighty four to eighty. And it was at
Speaker 1: that stage of the game that mark El Foltz was
Speaker 1: brought in off the bench by Brett Brown, and he
Speaker 1: changed the complexion of this game entirely. Markel will bring
Speaker 1: it up, got a hustle and beat with the screen.
Speaker 1: Mark El folks on. Maranovitch takes it to the room,
Speaker 1: has stores another big man. He climbed by Maranovitch stars
Speaker 1: at the end of the third, Foults gives us Sixers
Speaker 1: a huge ejection of offense and the crowd loves it.
Speaker 1: In a game full of great highlights for folks, that
Speaker 1: was one of the best ones. As a result, the
Speaker 1: Sixers took a four point lead into the fourth quarter
Speaker 1: ninety to eighty six. Folts stayed out there. He continued
Speaker 1: to make good things happen, and the Sixers got the
Speaker 1: long ball to go. Foltz has it again. Drive into
Speaker 1: the front court by gallinari etl ain't no one man
Speaker 1: back out the cup. Three balls shot in air. Bang,
Speaker 1: It's good. Robert Comming took puts it in at doc
Speaker 1: rivers as hot. They made it ninety at nine into
Speaker 1: eighty eight Sixers. Brett Brown has been talking a lot
Speaker 1: recently about this paint to Great concept, whether it's Ben
Speaker 1: Simmons or Alco. Folks getting into the lane. They making
Speaker 1: the right reads and decisions. That one right there was perfect,
Speaker 1: and the Sixers they're in the driver's seat. They're up
Speaker 1: by double figures. But wouldn't you know, the Clippers closed
Speaker 1: the gap again, getting as tight as one oh six
Speaker 1: to one oh three. Joel Embad showing his versatility. It
Speaker 1: beat for three again straight away. This time it's in
Speaker 1: a triple. Simmons two would beat the young Stars connect
Speaker 1: and a timeout taken by the Clips and then down
Speaker 1: at the stretch some vicious dunks from Joel for good measure,
Speaker 1: Reddick fakes on Harris drives it downloaded Joel. Joel goes
Speaker 1: in that slabs in what a dunk by a bead
Speaker 1: A crushing blow. The Sexers lead by eight timeout LA
Speaker 1: Marianovitch mixed things up for LA when he was brought in,
Speaker 1: but it was Embiid getting the last lap. A couple
Speaker 1: of big dunks from Embiid on Bobon at keym poments
Speaker 1: of this game in the fourth quarter as Embiid helps
Speaker 1: land the Sixers a one twenty two to one thirteen victory.
Speaker 1: Final numbers six or shot forty seven a half percent,
Speaker 1: the Clippers forty four percent, six or thirteen threes LA
Speaker 1: with nine the Sixers plus one on the glass. Relatively speaking,
Speaker 1: compared to the previous two games, they kept their turnovers
Speaker 1: down sixteen. Tonight they scored thirty points off of eighteen
Speaker 1: turnovers committed by the LA Clippers. That a helpful stat
Speaker 1: Joel embiad led the way forty one point, second forty
Speaker 1: point game of his career. His career high was forty
Speaker 1: six in LA against the Lakers last year, and beat
Speaker 1: also a thirteen rebounds just amazing. His sixth thirty point
Speaker 1: ten rebound game at least for the seventy six ers
Speaker 1: first nine games of the season, the first player to
Speaker 1: do that for the team Enfranchise history since Will Chamberlain
Speaker 1: back in sixty five sixty six. Markul Folks tremendous twelve points,
Speaker 1: nine rebounds, five assists, five to ten from the field,
Speaker 1: played within himself, aggressive, assertive going inside. He was terrific.
Speaker 1: Ben Simmons fourteen points, eleven assists, three rebounds, only two
Speaker 1: turnovers tonight. As far as the rest of the starters go,
Speaker 1: Robert Covington with ten points, seven rebounds, four steals and
Speaker 1: three block shots. He led a great defensive effort in
Speaker 1: crunch time off the bench, Jj Reddick with eighteen, Landry
Speaker 1: Shammont in twenty three minutes with thirteen points, Mike Muscala
Speaker 1: plus thirteen. He had four points, three assists and two rebounds.
Speaker 1: Solid minutes for Mike Muscala off the bench, and he
Speaker 1: actually he was out there at the four spot to
Speaker 1: close the game. So Brett Brown going to Muscala late
Speaker 1: all right with the win, six Ers now five and four,
Speaker 1: and they're gonna have the Detroit Pistons at one o'clock
Speaker 1: on Saturday afternoon a rematch. We'll get going. We're gonna
Speaker 1: have extended pregame coverage on at least ninety seven five
Speaker 1: to the the Fanatic on Saturday. Check out a length yer
Speaker 1: hour long pregame show starting at noon leading you up
Speaker 1: to the o'clock tip versus Blake Griffin and the Pistons.
Speaker 1: Big thanks to Pat Egan and Tyler Zulie at the studio,
Speaker 1: Marty Dickerson here Joe Torty is standing by on the flagship.
Speaker 1: Now for the radio voice the seventy six Ers, Tom
Speaker 1: Againnis Brian Seltzer saying so long for now one final time.
Speaker 1: The final score seventy six Ers one twenty two, LA
Speaker 1: Clippers one thirteen. Have a great rest of Thursday night
Speaker 1: from all of us here at the Sixers Radio Network.
Speaker 1: Following the Sixers win, Tom McGinnis had a chance to
Speaker 1: catch up with one of the players afterwards. We're gonna
Speaker 1: be joined court side by Mark ll folks, Markuell, congratulations,
Speaker 1: thanks for your time. Top again us third quarter. They're
Speaker 1: making an incredible run. Yeah yeah, And that's TJ McConnell
Speaker 1: coming over to Marquell and you just Markll, I said,
Speaker 1: you injected your flair, your offensive game into it and
Speaker 1: was a huge part of the third quarter, right, I mean,
Speaker 1: don't you think for sure? You know, Uh, coach coming
Speaker 1: in and I just wanted to do what I did,
Speaker 1: you know, try to impact the game on both ends
Speaker 1: of the floor offensively. Just use my speed and my
Speaker 1: playmaking ability, you know, to get to the room and
Speaker 1: get my teammates evolved in. Uh. It sparked us and
Speaker 1: helped us get this one. Speaking of speed and athletic ability,
Speaker 1: on one of those drives that you're talking about, you
Speaker 1: went in on Marianov and you know, boy, you had
Speaker 1: to bring it. He's such a large guy, and boy
Speaker 1: you did. I said, you climbed Mount Mariana. What was
Speaker 1: that like? Uh? It was crazy. You know my mindset
Speaker 1: going the room and try to dunk a lot. So
Speaker 1: I had to attack. You know, he's a he's a big,
Speaker 1: big defender, so I had to go in like I
Speaker 1: wanted to dunk it and uh, and I had opportunity
Speaker 1: to put it in the hole. Well, you're very close
Speaker 1: with Joel. What a game and beat had here tonight.
Speaker 1: Your thoughts on that? Uh, I mean he's a unbelievable player.
Speaker 1: You know, his spears on both ends of the floor
Speaker 1: playing defense and then the office and you know, a
Speaker 1: great post player out inside out, you know. I mean
Speaker 1: it just shows you how talmentall he is and how
Speaker 1: hard he worked. Well, we wish you the best. Congratulations,
Speaker 1: Thank you, Marquel, thank you. You gotta fun Marquel Foltz
Speaker 1: of the Sixers. The Sixers beat the Clippers one twenty
Speaker 1: two to one thirteen, and Bolts had twelve points, nine rebounds,
Speaker 1: five assists and a steel and only a one turnover
Speaker 1: in twenty one minutes as his Sixers held held the
Speaker 1: big League lost it and come back to win by
Speaker 1: double figures well nine and he had his Harris Champion
Speaker 1: so again in the final one twenty two to one
Speaker 1: thirteen and beat with a huge night back with more
Speaker 1: on the Sixers Radio Network