In today's episode of The Sixers Beat, Rich and I have a long chat with your own

Weitzman, NBA writer for Bleacher Report, and author of Tanking to the Top, the Philadelphia

76ers, and the most audacious process in the history of professional sports.

As you can imagine, we'll spend a lot of time talking about Sam Hinkie, The Sixers rebuild,

and how that all came to an end.

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

This time we have not only Rich, but also somebody you have certainly heard here of late,

your own whitesman from Bleacher Report, more notably, at least for this podcast, the author of

Taking to the Top, the Philadelphia 76ers and the most audacious process in the history of professional sports.

How you doing, Rich and your own?

Well, everybody knows how I'm doing.

How is your own doing?

Your own is doing okay, I guess. I know. As someone who's in, and we were talking before, someone who's got two kids at home under the age of three and is in a New York City, two-bedroom apartment. So life has been better, but I can't complain, I guess. Yeah, no, If all three of us have our health and our immediate loved ones have our health,

we'll make the rest of it work.

But, you know, complain, I guess. Yeah, no, if all three of us have our health and our immediate loved ones have our health,

we'll make the rest of it work. But, you know, we did. We let your own go through his little book tour here. And by little, I mean, he's literally known just about every podcast I subscribe to. So if you, you've probably heard some of this. but by the same token we want to make sure that you have heard it because he wrote a book on the process, on the Sixers Rebuilt.

If I have to explain to you what the process is, and I don't know why you're listening to this podcast.

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