I'm I'm The Sixers win streak, only two snapped as they head into the All-Star break, a close one in South Philadelphia, hosting the Miami Heat, but they could not walk away with the victory, falling again in this one.

Very, very close.

Actually, it looked like it might have been a way to pull this victory out, but they did not in the end, 109-104.

Welcome to the PHL-Y Sixers Post-Game show.

I'm Devon Givens alongside my partner and crime is always here following these home games.

Derek Bodner, Kyle Newbeck, will join us live from the arena.

Brianna is producing that we're here with you.

We can't wait to read all your comments,

get some of those super chats in as we talk about this final game

before the All-Star breaking.

And look, no Tobias Harris again, no Jimmy Butler for the Miami Heat.

Kyle Lowry not yet ramped up for the start of his Sixers career.

The Sixers were in this one, but they fall short

in the fourth quarter with some key stretches there, key possessions, two straight offensive

rebounds that led to four points for the Miami Heat as the sixers were as close as three points,

but they could not get a body on the offensive player, keep them off the glass.

Jaime Hakez flies in from the weak side for a rebound off of Duncan Robinson miss, and then

the bigger, Bamadabio, goes tip rebound, Moses Malone style to grab the rebound.

He gets fouled with about eight seconds left, knocks down two free throws, and that really

did the Sixers in in the very end.

And as I had on Twitter, I had one of our guys, we had one of our guys on Twitter jump in

and say, actually it was all of us, where John said, bad Kelly Ubrae seemed to show up tonight.

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