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I'm Well, what a way to wake up on a Friday morning to find out that the franchise player signs a three-year, $169 billion extension to remain with the Philadelphia 76ers on this show that we have for you.

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You need Indeed. Well, Joel and b didn't necessarily need to be hired but he needed to be re-signed and the philadelphia 76ers and their

franchise player have agreed on a three-year extension for one hundred and ninety two million dollars

and derrick if i am correct that's's around $515 million for his career earnings.

Not too bad for the big fellow, man.

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Well, it's not too bad.

And you're correct.

It takes him over half a billion dollars in career earnings.

He is the fifth NBA player to surpass that.

I don't have the full list off top of my head. K.D., Steph, LeBron, get the fourth one. It doesn't matter. It's not the point of the show. But for a player who came from Cameroon when he was 15, who started his career off with two surgeries on his foot. This was anything but a foregone conclusion.

And to get to the point where he is at, it took a little bit of luck and a lot of work.

And it is a, it's honestly a really good day.

I know some people will probably see some of those numbers and we'll get into it and be nervous. But here you have a player who has developed into a franchise player,

an MVP caliber player, who has decided he wants to be in Philadelphia for the rest of his

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