In today's episode of the Sixers beat Rich and I go over the Sixers 133 to 122

overtime win over the Los Angeles Lakers, a win where they blew a 16.4th quarter lead

in the final four minutes of regulation before dominating in overtime, snapping their

three game losing streak.

This normal, normal team.

Enjoy the podcast.

All right.

Welcome, everybody.

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

You know, Rich, we finally have a one to talk about. We have a career night from De Anthony Melton.

You have Joelle and Bede completely owning AD. You even have a PJ Tucker made three-pointer.

I went back this morning and rewatched the tape just to make sure I had that correct in my notes. Is it possible we have a, uh, we'll have a positive podcast today? Yeah, we'll find out. Before we get to that, how are you, buddy? I'm good, man. I think, uh, we'll have an interesting podcast with, with good and bad and at least And at least it's not the tone of like, oh my God, that's the biggest collapse.

But like, let's be fair.

It's very close.

The only reason that that is the case is because Austin Reeves and Anthony Davis

went a combined three or five from the line at the end of the game.

Four or five?

Oh, yeah. It's disaster time the line at the end of the game. Four or five? Oh,

yeah,

it's disaster time,

man.

It is all the knives are out.

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