Hey, what's up, everybody? We're back at Super Gis and show basketball podcast. We're

on a Friday. A couple of Fridays in a row. I kind of like that heading into the weekend

because we got big basketball and we just have to start right away. TJ, I'm sorry.

We're getting we're getting game seven on Sunday. I mean, who's who's surprised by that?

I'm not surprised by that. This is just in the go say watch the first 43 minutes. I

think you'd be surprised if there's a game seven. Considering I felt like John Snow,

I felt like I got stabbed 48 times and then came back from the dead. That's how I

feel with the last five minutes of the game. What a game. I don't even know where to begin.

Just someone else talk Adam. What did you see? Well, Brockman, I was thinking about both of you

guys. Brockman, you and TJ because last night must have been so stressful for both of you

because the whole game, I actually thought Philadelphia was going to win. We see Jason's

hit him playing horrible through three quarters. He can't buy a bucket. He is playing good defense.

So at the same time, you have to hit him. The good credit for playing defense, you know,

passing the ball. He just couldn't hit a shot. And I just thought Philly had the game

and then Brock, when you were probably stressed out beyond belief, thinking the season was over,

wanting to trade everybody to get rid of the coach. And all of a sudden, the fourth quarter

unfortunately, unfortunately, with Doc Rivers lead teams these past few years,

they've had epic collapses. And the Philadelphia 76ers scored 13 points in the fourth quarter,

correct? Yeah, correct. 13 points in the fourth quarter. You were not going to win a game when

you scored 13 points in the fourth quarter. So that was that was sad to see for Philadelphia

considering it was their most important game since 2000, early 2000s, 2001. TJ, I thought for

you, TJ, I want to know how you're feeling right now, mentally. And honestly, it's like you

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