We asked for an effort and we got an effort as the Philadelphia 76's fall in overtime,

122, 115, dropping their record to 3 and 14, while the Houston

Rockets improved to 14 and 16. And a valiant effort in South Philadelphia by the home team.

They now get ready to hit the road to take on the Detroit Pistons on Saturday, and we'll see if

they can find a way to win that one. Welcome to the P-H-L-Y-Sixers post-game show presented by Bet-365. Download the Bet-365 app and use code P-HLY-365 when you sign up. Whatever the moment, It's Never Ordinary at Bet365, Rich Hoffman, Devon Givens.

Brianna here with you on Thanksgiving Eve, our buddy, Whatever the moment, it's never ordinary at Bet365, Rich Hoffman, Devon Givens.

Brianna here with you on Thanksgiving Eve, our buddy Chris also, I show social media manager

hanging out with us here tonight.

We're checking with the guys later on from the arena.

We'll also give you our player of the game.

I think most of you know who that is on the 76ers side.

There was some really good

individual performances, some great team effort on both sides as well, including from Houston,

who did, in fact, have a back-to-back. So a second night of a back-to-back in two overtimes,

two overtime victories against Minnesota on Tuesday, Philadelphia on Wednesday. So a really good, really good competitive

basketball game. This is what we normally expect from the Philadelphia 76ers sitting here at 3 or 14.

And Rich, even with this one, I can't help but think if they had given this type of effort in some

of these other losses that they might have three, maybe four more wins in these close

games that they have lost. But to focus on what they did tonight, they were pretty good.

They were pretty good in this one. Unfortunately, with where their record is, it still hands

them their 14th loss of the season. Could have showed of what of Devon.

Yeah.

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