in today's episode of the sixers beat rich and i discuss our major takeaways from the sixers four

and one road trip enjoy the podcast all right welcome everyone All right, welcome everybody.

This is Derek Bonner, joined once again by Rich Hoffman, who is now back east on The Sixers Beat, part of the Athletics Podcast Network.

How you doing, Rich?

Derek, I'm doing fine.

It's good to be home.

It's a weird little stretch here.

I mean, as much as we talked about how brutal the month of March is for the Sixers,

and it is brutal, weird stretch here where you have like two games at home in like a six-day span.

Yep.

We even got a practicing.

They never practice at this time year. They got a practicing that we got to go to.

They're going to get two during the spin. And then after that, no more. But yeah, it's a weird little...

Meanwhile, they had two different stretches very recently where they played three games in four nights. Two different stretches. It's been a packed schedule.

But a weird little respite for them where they get, like I said, they get all this rest,

and then they get Portland and Washington, you know, it's...

No, I mean, they played since the All-Star Break.

I think seven of their eight games since the All-Star Break has been against teams with

winning records.

The one that wasn't was the Pacers.

Those teams combined to score about 635 points, but the Sixers scored more, and that is all that matters.

Really, that was the theme of the road trip.

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