I'm I'm A tough win for the Philadelphia 7-6s on Friday night over the Atlanta Hawks in South Philadelphia.

Welcome to the P-HL-Y Sixers post-game show here alongside Derek Bodner.

I'm Devon Givens with you.

Derek, a big-time, you know, pull your hair out kind of performance for the Sixers as we were sitting here watching

the game, but in the end, doing what good teams do, especially with the star play out for the

opposing team. They pick up the victory and walk away with the W for their second win of the week.

Yeah, I mean, look, I think this was a game for most of the night. It frustrated the ever-living heck out of me.

They had a real trouble stopping any kind of dribble penetration.

The Hawks had a million, give or take, offensive rebounds.

It was a really, really frustrating night.

And especially coming in, you knew that Hawks didn't have Trey Young.

You didn't really know how they were

going to manufacture points. And the Sixers gave them almost everything they could have asked for.

Like the Sixers set that up so the Hawks could come in there and steal a road when they had no

business stealing. But I thought their defensive intensity picked up there down to stretch.

They ended up the game, I think it was, on a 19-25 run after the Hawks

briefly took a lead in the fourth quarter and you got another dominant performance. What was it,

38 and 14 from Joelle and Bede, and they needed every bit of it because, again, they didn't do

enough of the little things for most of the night, especially those middle two periods,

middle two quarters, were

frustrating as all heck, but I really did like how they clamp down a little bit defensively

there. It felt like that helped ignite them and get them out on the break, got them some easy

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