Nick Sixers at the Garden, game two conference at my finals tonight. Here is VJ. Edgecombe, so game

one did not go well for Philadelphia. Here he is talking about his first playoff experience at the

garden. It's New York, man. You know, the fans are really passionate. So I think they, I mean,

regular season or not, playoffs, regular season, you know, they bring the intensity. I mean, that's how it sounded

like that when I first played there. I mean, it's always going to be loud. So, you know, credit to New York fans, I mean, show love. And if the Sixers are going to even compete in this game, they've got to control Jalen Brunson to some degree. They couldn't do it in game one. Here Kelly Ubrae. I mean, he's a great player. You know, we've played against him plenty of times,

many of times, and, you know, we've played against him plenty of times, many of times.

And, you know, we have to make the adjustments that we see on film.

But, you know, kudos to him. He came out and started the series and did what they had to do at home. And, you know, it's up to us to respond. Now, on the next side of things, here's Josh Hart.

I know you guys have been on OG An Anobi and the way he has played.

Hart says and was asked how good he's been.

He's pretty damn good. here's Josh Hart. I know you guys have been on OG Ananobe and the way he has played.

Hart says and was asked how good he's been. He's pretty damn good.

He gets into that mentality of he can guard anybody and nobody can stop him.

You know, that's when he get the best version of OG.

The first time I saw it, I think he played Miami. I think it was last year.

And he, you know, guarded Tyler Hero. Every possession got huge stops down the stretch offensively, took the game over. And he has done that so far a couple of times this postseason.

See if it continues tonight. One more from this game, Deuce McBride, in terms of the way they're

playing. He says, we are just

battling every possession. Give God the glory. You know, can't take it for granted being here.

We've been here and we've lost. We've been up. We've been down. So this is an experienced group,

so we just can't take it for granted. We're locked in. Seven o'clock, tip off tonight at the Garden in this game, too. Meantime, the Thunder beat the Lakers, 108 to 90. Chet Holmgren, and 24 points and 12 rebounds. Shea Gilgis, Alexander, had 18, and a 1-0 lead for the Thunder. Pistons beat the Cavaliers 11 to 101. 21-23 for Cade Cunningham.

Tobias Harris had 20, and the free throws were certainly a big problem.

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