Nice defense by Simmons.

Fultz, Tien up a three.

And the crowd tells me the story about it. Welcome, everybody. This is Derek Bodner, along with Rich Hoffman, on this week's Sixers Beat,

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Hey, you doing, Rich?

I'm good, man. I saw Markell Fultz hit a three-pointer.

We saw a live basketball. We saw Markle Foltz shoot.

We saw Landry Shamit shoot.

We saw Furka and Korkma's just furkin shoot the hell out of the ball.

It was a pretty good night at the Wells Fargo Center.

And it is nice to be back.

It is very nice to be back.

It is nice to be back.

And, you know, you had a tweet last night that wasn't a video, but it did read as like a paragraph long summary of something I was sitting right next to you that we both said to each other that, wow, that's the best shooting workout I've ever seen from Markell. Well, that's, I mean, if I had seen him in Washington, I'm sure it would have been fine. But since he's been with the Sixers, me and you were like, man, that looks pretty good. And then we both said, after you sent the tweet, you go, oh, well, now he's going to go out there and he's going to airball three shots and it's going to be terrible.

Not even airball three shots. I wasn't too worried about airballing three shots. I was scared of him not taking shots because after I sent out that tweet, yeah, I got a little nervous that maybe I had raised expectations and that wouldn't be met in game.

And I still think it's worth reporting on what happens in practices.

Like, I think step one is getting the form down and the repetition down,

and the step two is kind of turning that into game action and having a confidence to do that in game.

So I probably don't regret sending it to me a week, but I was a little nervous.

I'm not going to lie.

And he came out.

That's what we saw.

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