All right, the Sixers season, it's over. Yes, we all know it. We know it at this point,

but I had to get Derek's thoughts on this. Derek's here. I'm Devon Brey, President of Basketball Operations. Kyle is not here for this one. We'll talk to him a little bit more during the week, 3 p.m. here on the P.H.I. Sixers podcast, but this is audio only and Derek. You guys were in the building for the two home games.

You were there for all four games,

including at Madison School. only and Derek, you guys were in the building for the two home games. You were there for all four

games, including at Madison Square Garden. Here are the final scores for those four after they

were swept. All right. Here's how they got there. Game one, 137.98. That was after they surprised

the Boston Celtics, stunned everybody and came back and won

three games in a row to get to that point. One day off after winning on that Saturday,

had to play Monday. All right, things were up against them a little bit there. Game two,

much better game. No Joellen B. He was out. 108, 102 was the final

score. Sixes had opportunity to win this game. They did not. But that's where it gets tricky because

it gave people hope and belief that they could actually do something when they came home. Maybe still

one game. If you lose the next one, can you win in New York in game five? Bring it back to Philadelphia

where you could just at least make it competitive. I know we thought the series was going to be

competitive. They got off to a fantastic start in game number three. Paul George scores 15 points

in the first quarter. They get up to a 20 to 8 lead in that game as well in the first quarter. And then it just went the other way.

They lose the game by 24 points, sorry, in that one. And no, actually, they don't lose it by 20.

They lose it by 14 points, but they were down big in game number three. And then they get their

doors blown off in game number four.

11 points in the first, I mean, 113s in the first quarter for the New York Knicks.

Deuce McBride had four of them, including three in a row that were in a 50-second span there

against the Sixth.

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