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We'll get right into it. The six or season is over after an unbelievable seventh game

and an unbelievable final shot from Kweiliner that is still bouncing on the rim.

Without any further ado, here's Run the Jules.

Welcome to the Rice Syriki Sanchez podcast. I'm Spike Eskin.

Along with a likely crushed Michael Avin.

I don't even know what to say man. We'll talk about the game obviously but I just want to say off the top.

Obviously things they could have done differently in the game and plays they could have gone different

ways and guys they could have played better and guys that... but I don't think the sixers players

or coach have anything to be ashamed of after that series. That is a really really really good

team that they played. At least a good team. The top four teams in the east were pretty evenly

matched this year and what it came down to was one shot on the road against that team by one of the...

if not the best player in the NBA right now one of the two or three best players in the NBA on it

like a shot man and sometimes the shots go down for them and sometimes they go down for us but

I thought the sixers fought tonight and I thought like a lot of things we could take back but I think

they should be the proud of the effort they put forth through the playoffs and through this year.

Yeah that was that was tough to to sit through. It bounced on the rim five times.

Yeah. It was a contested fadeaway jumper from the corner with a seven foot two guy bearing down on

him and the shot the clock expiring it left his hands with like 0.4 seconds. Yeah he had four seconds

to get off that shot and it's just unbelievable. You watch it over and over again. It's funny

that Kawai said afterwards that he shot it as high as he can. He could and he had to to get it up over

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