The last time the 76ers were in the win column was on January 4th and a two-point win over Dallas, but thanks to a

career night from Quentin Brimes, the Sixers snapped their nine-game losing streak with a

126-19 victory over the Golden State Warriors. Welcome to the PHLY, Sixers postgame show presented

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At Bet365, it was almost nearly a month since they won a basketball game, but they got one tonight

and an entertaining one overall as we sit here with you tonight. Rich Hoffman, Devon Givens,

Bree Producing here, all of you in the chat already active. And man, Rich, as we laid this one out

and said the Sixers could very well win this basketball game for the reasons that we did,

know Jimmy Butler and the team around Steph Curry, Draymard Green, not all that good.

Didn't expect it to be this storyline with a career career night.

It's one thing for Quentin Grimes to go for 30.

We've seen that already.

But for him to go for 44, should have had at least 46, 47 after the four free throws that he missed.

Or no, seven free throws that he missed, six, six free throws that he missed on the night.

But he was phenomenal tonight, man, and carrying this basketball team,

picking up the offensive slack as Tarias Maxi and Paul George,

at least for George, struggling through the first three quarters.

But Maxey finishing with just five points, did have double-digit assist.

Paul George picked up the scoring low late, hit a couple of big shots, but man, Quentin Grimes was really, really good. This is one of the reasons why, even with the early returns, the 30 plus point game against Brooklyn before the All Star break, some of the other things that he has done before tonight. But when he snaps and goes off like this one, this is a big reason why, not just us,

but a lot of the Sixer fans were saying, hey, man, they need to keep this guy as part of

their future.

You know, Devon, I thought tonight was pretty clear in that the Warriors out of their

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