All right, welcome, everybody. This is Derek Podner, joined by Rich Hoffman live, but on delay, here at the Wells Fargo Center.

How are you doing, Rich?

Good, man.

You know, it wasn't quite the juice that we were expecting tonight.

No, this is following.

This is being recorded on Saturday night.

Probably come out on Sunday morning after the Toronto Raptors game.

They, you know, we, including us, built up this, you know, this game and then the upcoming road trip as a true measuring stick.

And with the absences in Toronto's lineup, you know, obviously, Kauai, Ibaka, Valanchunis,

did not quite have the same feeling as the first two games, which is a little bit of a shame

because it is the first one that was played at the Wells Fargo Center where the Sixers

are a completely different team. That being said, they did, you know, they took care of business, and especially in the, towards the latter

half of that game, in the fourth quarter specifically, they did what they had to do.

They played a good game overall outside of shooting the ball.

Everyone outside of the JJ Erotic struggled.

Corkma has had a couple of threes, but everyone outside of that really struggled at times. But it was a good workman-like win that they had the – I think like JJ Eretic said after the game, yeah, it's maybe not the competition we wanted to get, but we need wins, we need positioning, we need seating. So it is a good one to pick up. when you play a depleted team, all you can do is blow them out.

And that's what they did. So is a good one to pick up? When you play a depleted team, all you can do is blow them out.

And that's what they did.

And I think the biggest takeaway from a game against the Toronto Raptors, who I think a lot of people believe have been the best team in the NBA so far this year,

I think Milwaukee's giving them a run for their money in that regard.

Was Jonah Bolden of all people?

I mean, Jonah Bolden, I haven't seen him play in a while.

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