Well, not exactly like we drew it up, but the 76ers did fight until the very, very end, making it a game

against the Oklahoma City Thunder, ultimately falling 118, 102.

And while that score looks a little lopsided, it was much closer if you watch the game,

16 point loss, cut it to four early in the fourth

quarter after being down by as much as 21. But the shorthanded 76 is led by Justinette, which

we'll get into discussing his play tonight. They fell once again to the Oklahoma City Thunder

on this Tuesday night, the front end of a back-to-back as they get ready to host

New York Knicks on Wednesday. Welcome to the PHLY Sixers postgame show presented by Bet365,

Bet365, of course, make sure you go and sign up. We do download the Bet365 at using the code

PHLY365 when you do sign, whatever, the moment, it's never ordinary

at Bet365. We'll talk about all of everything that happened in this game tonight. Player of the

game. We had a WTF moment early in the game as well, which was very funny. But it didn't deter the

76s as they fought, fought and fought to the very end alongside Rich Hoffman. I'm'm Divine Givens. Brianna with us, we're checking with the guys from the arena later on as well. Rich, you're, I mean, we thought this was going to be a lopsided one. Before the game, we were sitting down with Jamie Lynch and a few of the other guys here in the office, VG was here as well.

We were talking about, what's the spread?

And we looked at it.

We made a guess, I think you said somewhere like nine.

Yeah, I said nine.

I said eight and a half maybe.

And Jamie looked it up and it was 12 at that point.

When the game, when the game started, though,

it jumped to 16 on Bet 360.

It was Bet 365.

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