In today's episode of the Sixers beat, Rich and I go over the Sixers'

96 to 84 win in game two of the first round series against the Brooklyn Nets, giving

them a 2-0 series lead.

We go over everything from their disappointing play in the first half offensively, the

way they turned it around in the third quarter, specifically

with Joel Embed handling the double teams, Tyrese's incredible shooting, James Hardin's

disappointing night, and their increased defensive execution on the Sixers Beat, part of the Athletics Podcast Network.

Hey, doing, Rich. You ready for for 45 minutes of Bejohn Robinson talk?

It's the only thing anyone in Philadelphia talks about if you listen to the radio.

I don't listen to the radio too much, but I do know that you don't need a draft running back in the first round.

Okay, let's get the game two talk.

It is amazing, though, because like every time I get in the car, I'm like, hey, maybe you're talking about these Sixers play.

No, it's NFL.

I don't like, I get it.

I get it.

It's the NFL draft. I am of two minds, though, because I understand every argument against using a top draft pick on a running back, but I just, I love watching a running back. A really good, like, dynamic dual threat running back is, I think, the most exciting thing to watch in football.

So I get every argument against B. running back. A really good, like dynamic dual threat running back is, I think, the most

exciting thing to watch in football. So I get every argument against Bejan, but would I be

excited a little bit? Yeah, probably. It's fair. It's fair. I mean, I'm, I'm, I'm of the strict.

I need the Eagles to win the Super Bowl and I want the best use of resources, but it's kind of like the that boy nice

meme. You just kind of want to watch the fun player. And if he did play for the Eagles, I think it

would be awesome for at least a couple of years because he seems like a great player. Yeah, I get every

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