In today's episode of The Sixers Beat, Rich and I talk about the Sixers come from behind win over the Memphis Grizzlies, including Joel and B's complete dominance on the defensive side of court, James Harden, and his continued success against top 10 defenses about what all of that means when we get to the playoffs.

Enjoy the podcast.

All right.

Welcome, everybody.

This is Derek Baudner, joined by Rich Hoffman on the Sixers Beat, a part of the Athletics Podcast Network,

following what was another down-of-the-wire win against a really good team?

Completely different, almost a mirror inverse opposite of the last one we talked about.

But how are you doing, Rich?

Derek, I'm doing fine.

That was a certainly an exciting night. I mean, obviously it was

a little sloppy, a little choppy for most of the night, but certainly at the end of that

game, there was, there was juice in the arena. Yeah, yeah, there was. That was for a regular season game in the middle of February,

that was about as exciting as you can get. And going from that Tobias Harris, corner three, to James

Harden getting that floorboard and getting Joel and Bede for a monster transition dunk. That place

was electric. And you look at it now, and they've had good wins here against the Cavs before the All-Star

break.

You know, some extenuating circumstances that might have made that one a little bit

frustrating, but a good win against a four-seed in the east, the third-ranked defense

in the league, or maybe fourth, it doesn't matter.

And then a win here last night against the Memphis Grizzlies, who are the second

seed in the west, and have the league's second best defense.

So there have been, look, there's neither game has been perfect.

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