I'm I'm I love when we get started and right away in the chat.

We have someone just laying it out there the way that they feel.

Tell us how you feel, G. Man, Harris is a bum.

Welcome to the P.H.L.Y. Sixers podcast on a Monday as we start this week off, as we discuss it, a little bit more of Tobias Harris alongside Derek Bodner. I'm Devon. Kyle Newbeck has the day off. Brianna is here producing and we have to again get into the Tobias Harris topic because as much as we want to get away from it, if he played well, we wouldn't be talking about it in this manner, then, you know, we wouldn't have to do

this all over again. But we have to do it again. We'll talk about Tobias Harris. We have a

mailback questions that we have to get to. We'll have to tell you about so many other things that

we have going on here over the course of the next 60 minutes or so as we discuss your basketball

team. That is right now just a half a game up on the Indiana

Pacers for the six seed right now six seed folks I didn't expect to be here you didn't expect it

either Derek didn't but here we are and they have to figure some things out pretty quickly because

they're going in the wrong direction and they're going in that direction pretty fast right now.

Derek, we got some stuff to talk about, man. Do we expect to be here again talking about Tobias Harris? Or is this just the trend? Two and a half weeks of good, two and a half weeks of bad, two and a half weeks are good again. We're back at two and a half weeks of bad. And will this be corrected? it.

Yeah, no, I certainly expect to be talking about

tobias harris again because he's always been a frustrating player there's always been peaks and

valleys right from the jump you know i didn't like the contract didn't like the trade thought

they gave up too much in both instances but this is as bad as it's ever been like the last six

games we were talking about before show he was shooting or he's scoring 12.4 points per game on like 35% shooting over the last six games, exactly when you need him to step up. Coming into this stretch, I had spoken like, hey, at least if there's one benefit to Embed being out, it's not a benefit, but at the very least, Tobias Harris historically has

played better without Jewel and Bede because they tend to occupy some of the same floor spots.

Maybe some of the slow decision making doesn't annoy you as much because you just need someone

to go get you a bucket. The fact that he has pretty much opted out of offense and any kind of real

attacking during this stretch is not something I necessarily foresaw.

It's certainly within the realm of possibilities because he is a player who seems like he's

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