The man making the pick for the Philadelphia 76ers in June's draft has long history from Houston to Philadelphia now,

but he's never picked as high as number three. What will that look like for the Philadelphia

76ers as we continue to go over a number of names, disagreements, agreements along the way.

In the end, it's going to be Dalai Mori making a call.

What is, as Kyle said before the show, what does a Darrymori player look like, especially

at pick number three? We'll talk about it here on this Friday, on the PHLY Sixers podcast,

alongside Derek Bodner, Kyle Newbeck, I'm Devon Givens. Bree, our president of basketball operations is here.

All of you in the chat, it's good to see you active and early here for this Friday show.

And we have a long list of players to go over, maybe some players that were drafted around

those particular players that were ultimately selected by

Darrell Mori as he started his executive career in Houston as a guy in charge in 2007 for the

Houston Rockets. That ran from 2007 to 2020, as we know, in October and then picking it up for

the Sixers here in Philadelphia at that time.

And that was the COVID year. So it was a weird year to start things off. But he's done pretty well with some of these picks that we will discuss both in the first round and in the second round.

But again, does it give us any indication of the type of player that he may like from Ace Bailey to

Trey Johnson, VJ Edgecombe, Khan Kniepple, and maybe even some of the big players, the big

guys that we've discussed here along the way.

We'll get to the news and notes a little bit later, talk about some other things around

the league and basketball in general.

But Derek, as we sit here and we start this one off on this

Friday, and we look at Darrell Moore's history, and we see going all the way back to 2007,

some of the names, man, that we, you know them, but then you put them. Remember some guys' moments

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