On today's episode of The Sixers Beat Rich and I talk about the Sixers ownership,

their decision to ask full-time salaried staff to voluntarily reduce their salary,

their decision then to walk that back and what that means.

We then dive into the Sixers mailbag, which includes a question on whether or not

the ownership's decision could hurt them in free agency, what the best starting lineup we can

construct from Process Sixers would be, how much the Sixers are better off now than they were

before the process started, and whether or not the financial ramifications of the NBA season shutting down,

could lead to a drop in revenue, which could potentially then reintroduce an amnesty clause

and who we might use that on if that hypothetical did play out.

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All right, welcome everybody.

This is Derek Bodner,

joined by Rich Hoffman on the Sixers Beat,

a part of the Athletics Podcast Network.

Hey, doing Rich.

I'm good, man.

We're, you know, as good as we can be.

A very, a very quarantined version of the Sixers beat.

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