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Yo, what's up, everyone, and welcome back to the Lockdown Warriors Postcast.

I'm your host, Eric Triple E. Ingle.

You may know me as the former producer for the Murph and Mac Morning Show on K&BR.

And tonight, Golden State Warriors could have made a big step forward in the NBA's Western Conference standings, but instead fell to the lowly Philadelphia 76ers,

126 to 119 out in Philadelphia. Jimmy Butler missed his first game with the Golden State Warriors

since they acquired him, and his absence was clearly noticeable out there on the court.

The Warriors could not stop a nosebleed on defense

tonight. And the Philadelphia 76ers also missing an all-star of their own. Senator Joelle and Bede

shot the cover off the ball from the three-point line or from the three-point stripe. And

Quentin Grimes posted a career high 44 points. With the loss, the Warriors failed to move into the

sixth seed in the Western Conference. And it leaves us with some questions. And we'll break it

all down. But first, I want to thank all of you for watching us on the Lockdown Sports

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And tonight, man, like this was a very frustrating game.

Coming into this, the Warriors won five in a row, sixers, losers of their last nine.

This team hadn't won a game since the Eagles won the Super Bowl. How long ago does that feel?

And tonight, it's the Warriors who are on the wrong end of this one.

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