Well, now how you're going to win four games in a row, man.

It's going to be really, really hard.

Nobody has ever done that. And it's going to be tough for really hard. Nobody has ever done that.

And it's going to be tough for the Sixers to do just that with this Knicks team opposite them.

Welcome to the PHI Sixers postgame show on a Friday night where the Philadelphia 76ers fall to the New York Knicks 1094 and game number three, now a 03 series deficit for the

Philadelphia 76ers with, again, you need to win four, and that is damn near impossible to do

in a playoff situation, especially with two more of those being in New York.

But let's start by talking about this one here tonight

as we come to you from the Xfinity Studio.

That's Roy. I'm Devon Brie, the president of basketball operations.

And we are presented by Bet365, where winning is everything.

And the Sixers have not been winning.

They have lost three consecutive games as this series has now gotten underway.

They have won these games in different ways, the blowout in game number one, close game

and number two.

Tonight got off to a fantastic start, but could not sustain it where New York really just

blew the game open in the second quarter,

in a sense. And then while the Sixers were able to keep up with them in the third quarter,

it was only about one point. So you never really put a dent into anything. And then you have the

issues with some of the players, Duelan B,, Tyree Smaxie, not really involved in

the offense, have to think that that hand is really bothering him if he was not taking any of

those shots that we talk about, not to make any excuses at all. But with that being said,

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