In today's episode of The Sixers Beat, Rich and I go over the Sixers'

myriad of injuries from James Hardin and Tyrese Maxi, who are out and will continue to

miss time, to Tobias Harris, who's day-to-day, to Matisse Thibble and PJ Tucker and

Joelle and Bede, who are all playing through

various elements.

We break it all down and talk about what the Sixers can do to try to get through the next

couple of weeks playing with a skeleton crew.

Enjoy the podcast. All right. Welcome, everybody. This is Derek Bodner, joined by Rich Hoffman on the Sixers Beat, a part of the Athletics Podcast Network. Rich, how you doing? Do you have any, like, foot injuries, like a hip flexor or a quad strain?

How are all of you, are you physically okay?

Let's start off there.

You know, Derek, my back has been hurting me a little bit recently.

Not in a crippling manner, but yeah, it's not where I'll where I'll stop you from, uh, from writing and podcasting.

No. You're not an injured reserve. Well, you are, in terms of who we talk about, you would be a

rarity then, because the entire Sixers team right now is going through some sort of ailment.

You have James Hardin with the strain tendon in the foot, still probably a week and a half, two

weeks away from returning.

You've now got Hyris Maxi, the news with a minor break in his left foot.

That's what they said.

Yeah.

He is expected to miss three to four weeks.

You still have Furconcorkmaz, who is out with a knee injury.

Tobias Harris, who is basically day-to-day with a left hip injury.

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