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Welcome to the H.L.Y. Sixers postgame show here on a Thursday, front end of a back-to-back for the Sixers against their Atlantic Division foe, the New York Knicks.

And while things got a little close towards the end in the fourth quarter,, throughout the evening, it was a tough watch for this team,

down by as much as 26 in the game,

clawing all the way back to six-point deficit late in the four,

midway through the fourth quarter.

But they just could not stop the New York Knicks from hitting a couple of three points,

getting some offensive rebounds,

which was really a

key throughout the night, a problem for the Sixers overall. So Derek Bodner, Devon, Devon,

Givens with you. Kyle Newbeck would join live from the arena. Breonna's producing, all of you in the

chat. We can't wait to speak with you. Get your thoughts on everything as the Sixers fall to the New York

Knicks 11096. And Derek, I think the theme that not only myself, you, we saw Kyle tweeting things,

Brianna watching the game here, offensive rebounds, rebounding in general, turning the basketball

over, missed opportunities, lack of effort

from this basketball team early on. And when they did get gut punched, they did not know how to

respond and big shots from New York taking advantage of those second chance opportunities in this

one. And while the sixes did fight back,

we were like, oh, look at it. It's about to go to four points. Kelly Ubra, missed two layup opportunities. And then the next thing you know, it's right back up to double digits. Yeah, the rebounding is just infuriating. And I don't think there's an easy solution here. Obviously, without Joel and be you're a little bit behind the eight ball

but because Mo Bamba has been so bad

and even when he's on the floor it's not like they can

rebound in fact I look at obviously without Joel and Bede, you're a little bit behind the eight ball. But because Mo Bamba has been so bad, and even when he's on the floor, it's not like they can rebound. In fact, I looked it up. They give up about, I think it's like a 32 or 33% offensive rebounding rate when Mo Bamba's on the floor so far on the season. That would be good for last in the league, 30th out of 30th. So they're not rebounding the ball when he's in there

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