Well, the first big news for the Philadelphia 76ers, with all due respect to Trendin Woffert, is Gershan Yabuselli is out.

Heading to the New York Knicks on a two-year deal.

And what's next for the Philadelphia 76ers?

Welcome to the PHLY Sixers, Free Agency Frenzy Podcasts, presented by Rothman Orthopedics.

I'm Devon Givens with you solo.

Going back to my roots a little bit for a few minutes here as Kyle and Derek are at the first day of Sixers Summer League practice.

So with that, you got me, you got Bree, president of basketball operations as we go through this one together.

Immediate reaction on the deal as Gershian Yawesi, two years, $12 million to head to the New York Knicks.

That's the full mid-level exception for the New York Knicks and the veteran forward now heading to the rival Knicks for this one. So I understand a lot of

Six of fans are upset. But if you had read and we talked about it at the time, especially

during Kyle Neubeck's free agency primer, that Yabouseli and the New York Knicks mutual interest,

not just the San Antonio Spurs or the Denver Nuggets, but also the New York

Knicks. So if you had read that one and maybe even listen to the show, I'm sure it came up a

few times of the New York Knicks and their interests of the powerful rugged forward for the

Sixers and the availability. So with that one, the Sixers lose another front court player

where they have no power forwards unless you include, include Janiy Broome and technically

Trondon Wofford, who they agreed to term with on Monday, the first day of free agency.

Again, while he is a replacement in name and height because it's similar to Yabuselli,

he's a different type of player, Dan Gershian Yabouseli. So looking at Yabouseli and what it means now for the New York Knicks, of course, they added a rugged forward there. Reports yesterday also that they're going to pick up Jordan Clarkson on a one-year deal. So heading to the rival Knicks is not ideal for Sixers,

losing one of the fan favorites, of course, in Yabuselli. So what does that do now for the Sixers?

First of all, for the people who said, why couldn't you sign him to that number? That number

seems feasible for Dalmori in the front office to bring back such an important piece. One of two

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