All right, it is postseason time.

Oh, excuse me.

It's playoff time now for the Philadelphia 76ers,

and we had to bring in, as promise, a friend of the show, of course, from the All-City Network and ESPN. Tim Legler, Tim. Good to see you, man. Good to see you guys, man. Yeah, you're right. They took the play out of play in, so now they're just in. Exactly. now we'll see, now we'll see what they have for Boston. That's, it's, you know, listen, man, there's a lot, a lot of history there. There's not a lot of great rivalries in this league anymore, as we all know. But that one, I think, still exists. I think the franchises, the cities, the fan bases, all of that stuff.

I think the key is going to be, you know, we don't know if we're going to see Joel and B,

but how does Philadelphia prepare for that first one?

I think that's the one you've got to try to steal if you're to Philadelphia 76ers.

Because Boston's health is an incredibly well coach.

The adjustments as the series goes on are

going to favor the team that I think is healthier the team that's I think got more buttons to push

which I think it would be Philly so I think it's important Philadelphia starts off on a great foot

you got to try to think that you can go up there and flip the series on its head by getting the

first game that that's what their focus should be well you've talked about them the past, and I know a lot of that also had to do, Sixers-related, had to do with a full complement of their roster, with everybody available of how dangerous this team could be in the postseason. Well, now that we are here and we have this particular group of Sixers, how do they do that in stealing game one, making it competitive,

and doing so and giving themselves a chance?

Yeah, well, look, it's not going to be easy because, look,

what we're talking about here is they won a game last night

against a team that has serious offensive challenges.

You know, the Orlando Magic, just the lack of three-point

shooting. If they didn't have Desmond Bain, it basically would be non-existent what they get in their

three-point shooting. It's just not a modern offense. I respect that they play hard. They defend.

They've got some tough guys on that team I like, but offensive it's pretty anemic that's not the case with

boston clearly so it's not going to be an easy task Boston is a two seed for a reason I think

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