You know, And welcome to the P.

And welcome to the PHLY Sixers podcast on the road as we have the NBA trade deadline

extravaganza live, live on the road with the guys starting to my left.

That would be Kyle Newbeck, far left, Kyle Newbeck, to my direct left, that would be Rich Hoffman, stepping in as we have our four-man team. And to my right, Derek Bodner, I'm Devon-Givins, pre-producing, and we are so glad to be with you from the chicken or the egg and Marston, New Jersey here, hanging out with you as we have a two-hour show from two to four. The trade deadline is done in about an

hour, just about an hour, a little under an hour now, and activity all around the association

already underway, including with your Philadelphia 76, so we have a lot to get into. I'm not

going to spoil it by throwing the names out there already that have been moved, that have been traded. I'm going to go to my guys and get your thoughts. We're going to have everybody in the chat, of course, throw your thoughts in there, throw those super chats in there, throw everything in there as we hang out with you for two hours. Throw a second round pick in there maybe so they can make another trade. Dalmori might need it if you have the money. give dalmori some money so you can get the second round pick and make some other things happen

well you'll see us eat wings see our hands get dirty here on the table drink some soda some

water nose running from all the hot sauce everything happening here at the chicken or the egg let's

start to the far left with

kyle newbeck how what's going on man oh you know just a whole lot of nonsense over the last

not even 24 hours more like the last 12 or so hours buddy healed was up until minutes ago the

big headline of the day i think Patrick Patrick Beverly probably caught us all by surprise,

right? I don't think that was... I think Buddy Healed is still probably the headline.

Still the headliner, but I think it's offset by trading a guy who has quickly become a fan favorite

in Philadelphia for good reason. You know, Pat fit in with Philadelphia sports culture really well. But on top of

that, after a tough, you know, first two, three weeks, maybe month or so of the season, I thought

he was pretty damn good. Like, it added a lot more to this team than I thought he would when he came in.

So we'll get into, I guess, the, I don't want to say the politics behind it, but the reasoning behind why Pat Bev might be gone.

But for now, as we wait to see if maybe they get an Andre Drummond or a backup big, I think it's important that even if they didn't get Buddy specifically, they need to add volume shooting to this team, right?

Like they are falling behind the league at large in terms of how many threes they're getting up.

And while Buddy has his limitations, I think getting him for a few second round picks is

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