All right, joining us here on the PHY Sixers podcast.

We have a 12-year NBA vet, All-Star Olympian, and a pain in the neck for a lot of Sixers fans for many years. Michael Redd joining us here. Mike, Michael, what's going on, man? Thanks for joining us. All as well, guys. Thank you for having me on. No problem. Glad to have you in. Well, first we wanted to get you in here because you

on Twitter where you're very active and you talk about the game and we'll get to so much more

about Twitter. But you spoke specifically about Sixth Star Tarias Maxi and your belief of

him from college to where he is now as a six-year pro and basically taking the reins of the

Sixers franchise leader in the face of the

organization, Joel Embed, Paul George has basically said the same as well.

So just to start off, what has impressed you from the collegiate days to where he is right now,

where you had some questions about his game as a smaller guard, but he has really turned

you into a fan to where we are today.

Yeah, that's a more guard thing.

When it comes to Philly, it's a misnomer, right?

You have the great AI, who's one of the greatest smallest guards ever, and I think you see

you see Tyrese following his footsteps uh i don't

i didn't see this coming out of kentucky uh i don't think anybody did they think uh talent for sure and kudos to

coach cow these these guys wind up being great pros uh when you don't see it necessarily in college

uh and the list goes on and on.

And he's right in the line of all the great players that have come out of Kentucky.

But his growth year by year has been so impressive.

And I want to give him his flowers on Twitter and let him know and let the fans know,

this guy has been taken seriously.

And the one thing that I love watching him play is that there's so much joy that comes from when he plays.

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