Well, we have quite the show here tonight.

As the Bulls end the game on a 10 to nothing run to steal the win.

Again, the Sixers had been leading for most of the fourth quarter,

but we'll instead start there, five-game road trip off on an O-N-1 start.

Welcome to the PHLY Sixers post-game show, live from the Xfinity Mobile Arena once again. Joined by the Arena. Xfinity Mobile Studio. Nope, that's a good call. That's a good call out, Kyle. Thank you. I completely screwed that one up. But welcome to the postgame show. Welcome, Kyle, who already introduced himself a little bit rudely, if I might add.

And once again, thank you in for checking, or for filling in for Brie, who has the night off.

That was, uh, that was something else. That was something else. Because before we mention that,

we should mention that the PHY postgame show is presented as always by Bet 365. Whatever whatever the moment it's never ordinary at Bet 365. When you sign up, make sure you use code

PHLY 365. And Never Ordinary certainly does fit with this team because that was very frustrating.

I can't imagine what your recap was like, because I felt like you were probably writing about a win for

the first 44 minutes, 45 minutes of that game. But as we know covering this team, you cannot

take anything for granted. It's, uh, look, it's one that's going to inspire a lot of takes

because it's a classic.

Joel had a good offensive game.

I won't say good game overall because I think everyone saw the same stuff in crunch time, right, where Kobe White is getting him in isolation and dotting him up with a jumper and

they're getting stretched out on defense and

not able to get any rebounds, which is not all Joel's thought.

Well, there's a lineup decision we're going to get to at some point that will get to that.

But I do think there is you see this happening as they change lineups and they change who's available every night.

It's not something that you point at Joel and say like,

it's your specific fault that the offense is not as free flowing and as natural as maybe it should be when they're at full

strength. But I just think it's the natural byproduct of, well, when the lineup changes every

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