In today's episode of The Sixers Beat, Rich and I talk about the Sixers' 96-88 win in game

four of their series with the Brooklyn Nets, completing the sweep four games to zero.

We talk about the excellent play by Tobias Harris, how Tyrus Maxi looked to win game three,

the struggles of James Hardin at the rim, Dwell Meads sprained

right knee, and where the Sixers go from here. Enjoy the podcast.

All right, welcome everybody.

This is Derek Bodner.

Join by a guy who has absolutely no problem playing with his meat.

Hey,

do you much.

Come on, man.

Right from the jump.

Not even going to let you ease into it.

I have no problem playing with my food.

That's what I said.

Food.

So I guess for those who don't live in the bubble that Rich and I live in, there was a quote

from Doc Rivers on Friday about finishing off the series and not playing with your meat,

which of course he meant playing with your food.

His players came out and corrected him. And after a triumphant win, his first thing, he says, I have a statement

to make. And usually when he says, I have a statement to make, sometimes it's a political

statement. Sometimes it's a nice thing about one of the other coaches, whatever. It's usually a kind of serious topic.

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