In today's episode of The Sixers Beat, Rich and I talk about the losses to the Los Angeles Clippers and the Lakers, the 39-point performance from Shake Milton, Al Horford looking like he's 48 years old, and what to expect from upcoming games against the Sacramento Kings and the Golden State Warriors.

And with that out of the way, enjoy today's episode.

All right, welcome, everybody. This is Derek Podner.

Join by Rich Hoffman on the Sixers Beat part of the Athletics Podcast Network.

We are coming to you after two feel-good wins, which is not something I think most people expected us to be talking about in March when they put this team together.

And that is going to be a topic that we broach during this episode.

You mean feel good losses?

Oh my God, yes.

Sorry, I'm a little off my game.

I'm on the road right now.

Yes.

Two feel good losses.

But they felt like it's a blast for the past.

Yeah.

This is right now.

I'll tell you what, we're talking about moral victories and shake Milton carrying your team.

This definitely feels like process-era Sixers basketball.

It felt like a positive process weekend.

And let's start with this.

The Sixers were dramatically outgunned in both of those games.

I think the L.A. swing.

That represents probably the toughest two-game stretch of the season,

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