All right, welcome to the PHLY Sixers podcast here hanging out.

We got some special guests.

If you watch the show, you know from my radio days and even now, always rooting for local players to do really well and have their star shine bright and be, you know, just put out there in front of everybody.

And the All Star Labor Classic, which is coming up on Sunday, April 12th, is doing so with that. And we got a few people in here to talk exactly about that. We're going to start to the far left and talk to Ryan Boyer Jr. Thank you so much for hanging out with this. Jimmy Dillon, my man, Jimmy, we get to talk a lot of hoops, cross pads in the past,

and we get to do it again here. And we got the councilman, Isaiah Thomas, here hanging out with us as well. Fellas, thanks for hanging out. Thanks for the invite. Appreciate you having us. No, no, and it's great. Look at the swag, everybody. You see all the cool, you know, the cool quarters of them have. He didn't coordinate.

He didn't coordinate.

He didn't coordinate.

Look good and play good.

I missed the memo, so I just went straight hoodie. But I just want to talk about what you guys are doing for the high school kids and all and what they're doing here in the city. So just speaking about the labor classic, Jimmy, can we start with you and just what this is all about, an opportunity for the

girls, the girls team, the boys team, suburb city and all to just come together. And

for the players, they already know each other, but it's a chance to everybody to come together.

And again, just talk about how great their seasons were and being represented for their

schools and so on. Sure.

Sure.

The three of us up here are a small part of the pizza puzzle here.

You know, the labor classic coming up on over almost four decades down of Vaughn.

Yeah.

And honoring these kids and keeping the rich tradition of high school basketball here in Philadelphia,

such a crazy city in terms of the passion at all levels, from the professional

down through the Big Five, all the way through our high school ranks and the U stuff that

gentlemen of my right here puts a lot of passion and effort and making sure these kids

have the tools to succeed later on in life, right? So us just be in basketball junkies and having

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