I'm I'm doing great, Derek. You know, that's back at the PHLY Sixers podcast. We've got an off day flow podcast going here. How you doing,

Kyle? I'm doing great, Derek. You know, that's coming off of the biggest L of LeBron James's

career that I was there to witness, I've been witnessed to some moments in Sixers history.

And now a piece of LeBron history, he passes Karim for the all-time minutes lead after passing him for the all-time

scoring lead.

And then the Sixers handed him a biblical ass whooping.

So that was good.

And, you know, when I get to finish my recap early and they make our lives easier, we're

always just a little bit happier coming into a show.

I would say that.

Always does eventually come back to how does that impact our lives and our jobs.

But no, that was a little bit surprising, especially when they came out, AD played, LeBron

played. That was for all of their warts, that is a good defensive team. And for the Sixers

to drop 138, I think it was our highest offensive rating of the season, shot the ever-living shit out of the ball, obviously. That always helps. But they got whatever they wanted. And B. got whatever he wanted, Tari Smacksley, especially in the first half, when he had 20 in the first half, got whatever he wanted. And that's probably going to be a good chunk of our show here.

You know, we are basically asking a very simple question.

Is Tyrese Maxie right now the best teammate Joel Mied has ever had?

So I don't know about best teammate if we say it like that.

It was the phrase as the best partner is the actual question.

I apologize for that.

And, you know, Derek and I were discussing pre-show.

I think it's an obvious yes at this point, which seems crazy to say, right?

Because just came off of a year with James Hardin, future Hall of Famer, top 75 guy, former MVP, all that.

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