I'm All of that last night on Thursday after the Knicks game

and yelling at the Sixers and yelling at Tobias Harris and yelling at everybody,

you know, you have a game the next night and you seem to calm down.

Just a bit.

Nice win on the second night of a back-to-back for the Sixers

and the second really good win over the Cleveland Cavaliers over the last two weeks.

This is the PHOI Sixers postgame show alongside Derek Bodner.

I'm Devon Givens, Kyle Newbeck, again, live from the arena to give us his thoughts after the postgame

availability with the head coach, the players and all get his thoughts on everything that took

place tonight.

And again, another really good win for the Sixers night. They have 33rd on this season. So that's one that we check off, as Derek said, over the 23. See if you can get eight. Well, that's one. You check that one off. And a good win for the Sixers, the third and final game of the three-game homestand on Sunday,

one o'clock against the Milwaukee Bucks.

But first things first, tonight, the Sixers get some guys back, had some sitting down again

because of injury and some load management in the case of Kyle Lowry.

But a good win and especially a big, big showing in the second half, particularly from

Tyrese Maxie in the fourth quarter picking his playup. At one point in the fourth quarter,

Derek, as we were coming back from the arena, he was sitting on nine points. Yeah. And then he turned

it up. Yep. You know, he had 14 or 15 there in the fourth quarter. He had a real nice stretch,

some key buckets, including some free throws down in the stretch to ice it. Overall, the stat line on the night isn't going to wow you in any real regard, 22 shots to get his 24 points. But he was so big down to stretch. That's something I feel like we talked about a lot here over the year. Like he might struggle in the first half, then come out, put the game away in the third or fourth quarter. And this was another one where you saw it. And this is, you know, even, you know, Cleveland obviously wasn't at full strength. Obviously the Sixers weren't either without the Bigfella. But this is a good defensive squad here with the Cavs. And he came out, found a way to attack late, and had a real good finish of the game. And like I said,

through the first half, he was struggling a lot. And you look up there, Kyle and I were at the PHLY takeover at the arena. Devon was too, but I was talking to Kyle, which is why I said it like that. I apologize. I didn't mean to cut you out there. I didn't take it personally. It's okay. But I was talking to Kyle at the PHLY Takeover is I think what I meant.

And we're like, man, you know what, it's great that, you know, you got a boost for the I didn't take it personally. It's okay. But I was talking to Kyle at the PHLY takeover is I think what I meant.

And we're like, man, you know what, it's great that, you know, you got a boost from campaign and Mobamba of all people in the first half. But that's not going to carry you to a victory. You need something to change. And that one thing to change was Tyrese and he did it. Yeah, they kept it close enough.

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