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

these sixers two games set with the orlando magic enjoy the podcast all right welcome All right, welcome everybody.

This is Derek Bodner, joined by Rich Hoffman on The Sixers Beat, part of the Athletics Podcast Network.

We are here recording on Thursday after the invigorating two games set against the Orlando Magic, which the Sixers split

thanks to a solid magic like that. What's going on? You know what? It actually was pretty

entertaining. When I was looking at schedule coming up, I'm like, man, the only time we really get two

like back-to-back sets is against Detroit and Orlando. And it's like, can't we get something a

little more entertaining? But to be honest, that was a pretty good set.

Magic are pretty entertaining, certainly more entertaining than their record would suggest.

I think there on Wednesday night we maybe saw a little bit why for as entertaining as they can be.

They're still just 20 and 32.

They cannot shoot straight all the time.

And that night, they were six for

38, certainly played a factor into that loss for them. But they probably deserved more than

they gave them to start. That's fair. That's fair. Yeah. Yeah, I just think they've figured some

things out. They're super long and athletic.

Markell Fultz is making freaking free throws now, which is crazy.

I mean, who would have thought the Chick-Pelais challenge?

I mean, that had no chance against Markle Fultz.

He was very good.

Nick Claxton, that's a, Nick Claxton's a threat.

Markle Fultz was not.

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