On today's episode of The Sixers Beat, I bring on Mike O'Connor to talk about the acquisitions of Alec Berks and Glenn Robinson III.

We talk about whether or not the Sixers should make a change to the starting lineup.

We dive into Elton Brand's press conference after the trade deadline, their resounding win over the Memphis Grizzlies, and about whether or not any of these changes will make any difference come playoff time.

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All right.

Welcome, everybody. This is Derek Bodner, joined by Mike O'Connor on the Sixers Beat, a part of the Athletics Podcast Network.

How you doing, Mike? Long time to talk. I'm all right. Yeah, a long time to talk. I'm just hanging in there, just waiting to find out when Glenn, Robinson, the 3rd, and Alec Berks will finish traveling the globe.

And the new additions, of course, is what we will talk about these Sixers.

Trading three, second round draft picks, one this year, one next year, one and 22.

None of which matter, if I'm being quite honest, for Glenn Robinson III and Alec Berks.

And I will do my very best.

I've done a number of interviews, radio interviews here over the last couple of days,

and I don't think I've screwed up Alec Berks and Trey Burke once.

I will look to keep that streak alive here and nearly going.

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