In this short podcast, we're releasing the audio from Doc Rivers and Daryl Morey's exit interview press conferences on Friday, so you have a chance to listen to their comments in full.

Rich and I will be back for a full podcast in the next day or so, breaking down the Sixers' sudden, infuriating and quite frankly unacceptable end to a once-promising

season. Enjoy the podcast. Well, we're sick. We're here. We have big aspirations. I know our fans do as well

for the team, for us.

Josh and David have huge aspirations,

and that's why we're here.

That's why we do this.

So it's tough to be here right now.

Still, still emotional. You know, Doc met with the team and the locker room and that'll stay there, but it was an emotional locker room.

And look, we're excited about what we can build from here.

We got, we think a lot of things that we can improve on and that's on myself, that's on Elton, that's on Coach Rivers.

We're going to figure this out.

But we feel like there's a lot to build on. We've got Tyrese Maxi, who I think took a huge

leap, has been beating expectations, you know, since he got to the league and before it and puts

the work in. Tobias Harris, you Harris, I thought we got some of his best

basketball. Joelle is playing the best basketball of his life and obviously went through some

challenges that was a warrior. We think a full year of James, we can unlock what he brings us that said we know we have to

improve Elton the staff we got our work cut cut out for us credit to Miami look they

brought it I mean they I think the best organizations take a step back

and learn from our losses. Those guys have been building for years. They've done a tremendous

job. So credit to Miami. And, you know,

it hurts to have to lose to them, but they, you know, they really, they really went out there and took it.

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