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The All right. Welcome everybody back to the P H.LY Sixers podcast. I'm joined this time by both Kyle Newbeck to my left and Rich Hoffman to my right.

How are you guys doing? Look at that, man. We got the whole three-man crew here today. As I did for Derek yesterday, I want to remind everyone here with us. Subscribe to the channel if you're here. Hit that thumbs up button. Just because I'm not doing it in my first sentence. Doesn't mean I've forgotten. The best time to do it is during your first sentence, baby.

So, you know, hello to Rich also. You knew what this podcasting thing? Just because I've been doing something for a decade doesn't mean I know what I'm doing. Please, please, please, understand that. Oh, so you're like Kelly Ubrey of podcasting. You can't expect me at my age to get any better at it. High volume, low efficiency. How did this podcast start off this way? Why am I getting roasted right now? Anyway, we have a couple of topics to talk about. I think the main thing today will be we are going down, looking through Sixers history, sort of drafting our best team that we come up with from Sixers alumni. Before we

get into that, though, there has been a little bit of a development, non-development news, at least,

in terms of the Damien Lillard situation. Mark Spears the other day basically said that he's hearing

of an Eastern Conference team. I think we have the full quote here coming up on the screen.

Basically, he's hearing that there is an Eastern Conference team that would be willing to make a trade for Lillard without his blessing. So I guess we'll throw it over to Kyle because I think everyone's going to go like, oh, my God, could this be the Sixers? Do you think it's the Sixers? And if not, who do you think it is? Okay. So I don't want to break anybody's hearts here. I do not think that it's the Sixers.

I think they're very much on the, I'd say, calling them on the periphery of the

discussions would be giving them more credit than they probably deserve, right?

I think the team that everyone assumed it was and has certainly been involved in this process is

the Toronto Raptors.

Masai is always up to some shit and people are like, oh, they're going to flip this guy.

He's got a little Danny Angush for me.

Yeah, so Masai almost traded for him or wanted to trade for him.

I think the team that I've heard, that I've made some calls, I talked to some people

that is kind of the wild card getting into the mixed team is the Chicago Bulls. And I know that

the Bulls throughout this offseason, you know, Zach Levine's name has been thrown into the

rumor mill a little bit. The bull shot that down

publicly. The suggestion has been out there that if slash maybe when they trade Levine that they

would want to, you know, star level return, young players, picks, things with upside as they start to retool and reimagine their roster.

What I have heard in the last few days is that it looks like they might be trying to move Levine

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