I'm I'm And another easy And another easy, easy, very easy night to send us into the start of the weekend as the 76ers take down once again the Detroit Pistons in a big way.

Welcome to the P.HLY Sixers postgame show alongside Derek Bodner.

I'm Devon Givens with you, Brianna Produce, and we're here from Kyle Newbeck live from the arena a little bit later on as we hang out with you for this time and break down the game.

Get your thoughts on everything as they win their fifth straight.

Another big time dwell and B performance, but really an overall good team win in this one over Detroit.

And we've stressed it so much with how bad Washington is, how bad Detroit is.

So it's obvious.

We've all said that.

So we know how bad they are.

They're really bad.

Sixers did their job.

So Derek doesn't have to worry about coming in here and talking about the Six is losing to that awful basketball team. Derek, another easy one though.

Yeah, look, you go into that one a little bit nervous, not because there's any real way

that the Pissons should win that game, but because the stakes are high. And look, it's a regular

season game in the middle of February or middle of, middle of February, of December the stakes can't really be high but man if they lose that

one this would be an ugly ugly ugly show to have to put on but they did not I know I'm

sitting there watching the pistons now lost 22 in a row they're six away from setting

the or tying the NBA record, seven more away from breaking it.

And it's like at the one hand, you know, obviously Sixers lost 28 in a row back in, what was it, 2014, 2015, 2014, 15, somewhere there.

But you had Joel and Bede waiting in the wings. And maybe we didn't know how good Joel and Bid would be, but there was that hope. There was that promise that something greater was around the corner. And obviously there then was something greater around the corner. But when you're watching the Pistons, they have their guys. They're on the floor. Kate is out there turning the ball over and shooting in the low 40s and playing inefficient ball and they're still losing 20.

They got their coach that they just gave six years and $78 million to.

The investments that they've made have already been on the floor and they're already had their so-called coach and they're still losing like this and they're just, look, we talked about this before.

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