I'm I'm Looking forward to three consecutive games this week against good opponents.

Unfortunately, 76ers dropped their first one of the week to the Chicago Bulls by 4.

Welcome to the P.H.L.Y. Sixers postgame show here on this Monday night alongside Derek Bodner.

I'm Devon Givens. We'll be joined by Kyle Newbeck a little bit later on as he sifts through all the words that are said by the players and the coaches during the postgame press conferences, talking about this loss to the Chicago Bulls, 108, 104, 6 is now 18 and 8 have their six-game win streak.

Snap, and a lot to discuss in this one as just

two players registered double-figure scoring on the evening. Derek, what's going on, man?

Not much. That was a tough one. That was a tough one. Even in the end, they had a chance.

Yeah. But it was a tough one the way that they finished. Kelly U Ubre had an opportunity to tie it up at 105. 105.

He missed the free – well, pardon me.

Actually, they scored later on with a three-pointer, and Kelly Ubre had an opportunity

to cut the lead to two.

And with that, he missed a free throw, and they were down one.

They hit a three-pointer.

It was 105, 104.

And right there, you're like, ah, they dropped an opportunity right there, right there.

Yeah, and look, I mean, this was a game where in the first half specifically, what did

Embede end up in the first half there?

I think he had like 24 on like 8 for 30.

I have these stats somewhere in my notes.

But the Sixers, I think, as the non-M-Beeed Sixers had like 21 on 9 of 27 shooting,

I think was the number.

And it was a game where Embed was playing great, but nobody else really showed up.

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