In a game where defense was a choice down the stretch, the 76ers and the Nuggets.

Sixers had their opportunities, but the team with the better experience.

In the end, came away with the W, snapping to Philadelphia 76ers, four-game winning streak

with a 137-134 defeat to the Denver Nuggets on Friday night in South Philly.

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Whatever the moment, it's never ordinary at at Bet365 alongside Rich Hoffman.

I'm Devon Givens. Bree is here with us as well. Glad to see all of you in the chat.

Wish we were talking about a five-game winning streak because that one seemed like it was

headed that way. We'll get to all of that Rich's takeaways at the top player of the game a little bit later and also Kyle Derek from the arena.

But first, we do have to start with the quick thoughts and then get to the observations unless you want to go right to the observations.

Rich Hoffman, this one was, again, defense optional, similar to what it was in Denver, where defense was optional.

But you got more from the 76s than you did before, which made it a much more entertaining game than it was in that loss last week.

And they really had a chance to win this one, man.

But a few defensive breakdowns at the

end, Michael Malone and his team did the right thing by trying to hunt the specific player in

Tyrese Maxi, just as the Sixers did on the other end. They executed down the stretch where the Sixers

unfortunately were three points less than what they needed to be to get this W.

I think that one is pretty simple, Devon.

I think it on one hand is a real bummer because they had a chance to win, right?

They were winning the game late.

I mean, the offense was just unbelievable for the entire game, you know, especially after

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