Can the Sixers Fix Themselves With a Trade? Plus: The Never-ending Kevin Love Speculation | Group Chat

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🗓️ 6 January 2020

⏱️ 56 minutes

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The Sixers are 3-7 in their last 10 games—is the floor really dropping out from under them, or are they not suited to win regular-season games (1:07)? Plus: Where will Kevin Love end up? Are the Hawks just the Process Sixers but worse? And should the Thunder move Chris Paul? Hosts: Chris Ryan, Justin Verrier, Jonathan Tjarks Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey, it's Liz Kelly and welcome to the Ranger Podcast Network.
0:04.6	We've published some great episodes in the month of December, including a rewatchables
0:08.3	with Quentin Tarantino on Dunkirk.
0:10.5	Sean Fennese sat down with Greta Gerwig to talk about her new film Little Women on the
0:14.4	Big Picture.
0:15.4	An Adam Sandler and Kevin Garnett appeared on the Bill Simmons Podcast to talk about
0:19.3	your newest film Uncut Gems.
0:21.6	Happy New Year from the Ranger.
0:29.0	The Nuckets should trade no one.
0:33.0	Why should rest even more games?
0:36.0	The Nicks should build around Marcus Morris.
0:40.0	Basketball is very good.
0:42.0	Hello and welcome to the Ranger NBA show.
0:45.0	My name is Chris Ryan.
0:46.0	It's group chat.
0:47.0	My group today, as it always is, is Justin Varyer.
0:51.0	Hello.
0:52.0	And Jonathan Charks in Texas.
0:53.0	What's up, Charks?
0:54.0	What's up, guys?
0:56.0	I wanted to talk about the winter of discontent.
0:59.0	We get out of this holiday season.
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