You know, Six games, one point separating both teams over the course of those six, but three points,

ending the Philadelphia 76th season in this game six of the round one matchup against the New York Knicks,

falling on Thursday night, 118, 115.

Welcome to the P-H-L-Y-P-H-L-Y Sixers post-game podcast here for the final time of the 23-24 season alongside Rich Hoffman.

I'm Devon Givens.

Kyle Newbeck, Derek Bartner, will join us live from the arena to get their thoughts of this

season finale in the postseason.

Brianna is producing all of you in the chat.

And Rich, as we look at this one and go back and dissect this entire game, three points

separated them tonight, but as the Sixers took a two-point advantage after their win in

game five on Tuesday, with New York's win by three here, they end the season plus one over

the Philadelphia 76ers to take a four-two series victory into the second round matchup now where they will face the Indiana Pacers.

It's only right that it came down to the very, very end, the final shot by Buddy Heald as the Sixth season comes to a close.

It's a tough one, man.

That was an amazing basketball series i want to

say that first too and 100% and it's an absolute bummer as basketball fans let's say that that was

amazing every game was close every game was competitive you had the stars all playing tremendous

basketball and frankly devon after that game know, I think a lot of people are going to point to the offensive rebounds for the Knicks. And we did that after game four. I'm not going to do that as much tonight. And the offensive rebounds did kill them. Like there were some killer plays where the Knicks end up making threes after that.

I don't have the numbers in front of me.

But the Sixers competed on the glass at pretty much the same exact level as them.

They got a bunch of offensive boards.

And man, the Sixers are a little bit older and a little bit smaller than the Knicks, too.

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