I'm not gonna even tell you what games we're gonna talk about because you saw already in the title.

So let's just get right to Boston and Philly nice comeback win for the Sixers.

Admittedly against what turned out to be a short-handed Boston team.

I think we should start with Joel and Beade's performance in this one.

Yeah, I mean his ability to get to the Free Thirline was really important in this one and it was a game.

I thought there were some soft whistles in each direction in this game and Joel and Beade was the biggest beneficiary of that because he is the most aggressive hardest to guard player.

In the series, Boston is not a foul drawing team and so and be getting to the line 21 times is significant enough.

But what was more important for the outcome of this game was not just that it was that he made 20 of those 21 and also contributed 22 rebounds, had a gigantic block on Kyry Irving at the end of this game.

And yeah, I thought it was a very impressive performance from him against the team that has done the single best job guarding and beade in the entirely.

You mentioned in Beade's foul drawing and while he was much more aggressive in this game, he admitted it afterwards that he kind of shied away from physical contact against them and perhaps part of that was due to the fact that he had a broken face when he played them in the playoffs last year.

But it was very clear how aggressive was. I mean, he was just knocking guys backwards every time, even Aaron Baines, who is a tough guy to move his largely guarded him pretty well.

We didn't see him matching up that much one on one with Al Hordeford, but Al Hordeford played some of power for and he's not going to play every minute.

He played 35 minutes in this one.

He had a pretty nice game himself with 22.5 assists.

But once Baines went out with a grade two sprained right ankle and remembers just recently coming back from a right foot injury that could potentially complicate this sprained ankle.

So grade two, I mean, that's a that's kind of, you know, a at least a two weaker maybe as much as a four weaker.

So something that could impact their first run series, looking like it's likely going to be against Indiana now.

But that to beat him in his aggressiveness, his physicality was overwhelming in this game on offense, but then also he combines that with really awesome bullshit foul drawing, you know, the rip move driving, feeling contact when he's not really in position to put up a shot and just throwing something up and getting to the foul line when he'll drive to his left.

We've never really seen a big man who has that level of trickery for drawing fouls that I can recall me some guys like Shaq just would go through.

And well, so we're going to draw the distinction between him and Kevin love right because Kevin love has more trickery than this, but he isn't Joel and be physically.

Yeah, yeah, I want to say a big and I'd probably be a pure center, you know, a guy who can combine the physical overwhelming with also, hey, when you when you try to get physical back to me, now I can draw the foul as well.

And that really puts teams it in quite a pickle when they try to defend it.

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