All right, welcome everybody. This is Derek, joined by Rich Hoffman.

On this week's Sixers' Beat, we have been a couple weeks since we had Rich on.

He has been traveling a little bit timely travel as you went on the Memphis Miami-Orlando road trip

before we knew that the Memphis-Miami-Orlando road trip mattered.

But welcome back.

Happy to be back, man.

You got on that last leg the circus that was the Orlando Magic in mid-November.

I don't think they've had quite that many media for one of those games, but desperate times.

And honestly, after watching this past... for one of those games, but desperate times.

And it, honestly, after watching this past weekends of games,

seems like that media was warranted.

Yeah, and I mean, it is, so obviously a lot of today's podcast is going to be about Jimmy Butler and how he's played so far and how he impacts everything.

It is certainly there is a give a shit about this team that even with the playoff run, you don't normally get a middle of November game that much scrutiny, that much attention.

I think NBC Sports said it was the highest rated game since 2001, regular season game since 2001.

I don't, you know, that seems about right.

I don't know what other game would be.

Yeah, I don't, I mean, maybe like Iverson's return to Philly or something, but not much.

Yeah, I was thinking maybe M. B.D.'s debut, but I think that was much more of a momentous moment for a small segment of the fan base or a relatively small segment of the fan base.

Yeah, I mean, it is the most excitement this team has had in a while.

It is...

Okay, so let's start off.

Initial impressions of Orlando's ice cream machine.

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