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Kyle, that was, that was tough.

That was stressful.

When Jeff Doughton comes out and drops a career high and goes off in the second half,

all of our hopes and dreams were almost crushed.

That was an emotional roller coaster all throughout the game.

We came in, I think, probably expecting very little, given, well,

both rosters that were available. They were starting Jamison battle, Colin Castleton,

which just sounds like a made-up name. People I had never heard of, and they pulled the feet

out of that game. Yeah. Amazing. Amazing. The first quarter starts and you're like this, it looks like a game that eventually

the Sixers have on paper by name, the resumes, the talent.

Have way more talent.

To beat this team.

Toronto's, frankly, it's a lot of G-League two-way type players that are recent

drafties, guys trying to find their way in the league. And you say, okay, maybe Kelly Ubre, maybe Quentin Grimes. These guys will get it together. And then in the second quarter, Toronto just starts shooting the lights out. They pushed the lead to 22. It was funny. Toronto came out and they missed their first six threes, right? And Kyle's like, man, they're getting a good look every trip down the floor. And the next thing you know, they made something like 12 of their next 17 threes and just opened up a huge lead. That was as clutch of a tanking loss as you're ever going to see. We were talking earlier where the difference between this season and this style of tank compared to what we went through

with the process and the long rebuild was there were no big games, right?

They were so bad naturally and from the very start of the season that we just, you know,

you didn't even have to pay attention.

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