I'm I'm It's a Friday. We're all here.

It's a Friday. We're all here.

Are you awake?

Because I believe everyone is tired after that 9 o'clock start time.

Last night in game six between the Philadelphia 76s and the New York Knicks that became the season finale overall.

As the sixes fell by three, in regulation to the Knicks as

in this season comes to an end.

Welcome to the Friday edition of the P.H.L.Y. Sixers podcast, no longer the Playoff

podcast, it's back to the PHLY Sixers podcast with Derek Botner and Kyle Newbeck.

There have sleep. The bell was not answered. Navajvon. It's not answering. It's not answering. Well, yes, it is. We still have it. We are here. Brianna's here producing all of you in the chat. And we are happy to be with you, of course, like we are every day. But certainly wasn't ready to talk about the end of the season.

But here we are, a lot to get into.

We're going to take a look back at the regular season.

Go back to game six, Jared, just a little bit, since the guys are here for an extended period of time,

of course, not just the hit from the postgame and get into so many things with this basketball team and maybe a little bit of a few other national things around the association a little bit

later like something with the Los Angeles Lakers, huh? There is definitely a national thing I want

to get to. All right. Well, just to begin here, Derek, we are here again. Something that we've said, just this is, we're used to a second round exit,

a tougher, tougher matchup in the second round, not necessarily the first round,

but here we are where this one comes to an end a little bit quicker,

but it was a great series, but now we focus on what's going on in the

offseason as we take a look back at everything that took place. Yeah, it's earlier than usual,

but I also think it is less infuriating than usual in a weird way. Like this was one of the

tougher opponents that they have played outside of, you know, I'm, okay, that might not be wrong because they've played Boston a whole hell of a lot. Boston's been really good and obviously Toronto on title. This is one of the better series they've played in losses. This was a certainly tough, the toughest first round opponent they've ever played. And I think this is one where you go back and you go, I'm frustrated that they lost a series, but I'm not angry that they lost a series. When you look at the fact that Joel Embed was just clearly nowhere near 100%. And as a series we're on, more and more, I was saying to myself, there's no way he's holding up for a whole playoff run. Not this year, I mean.

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