On today's episode of the Sixers Beat, Rich and I go over the details of the NBA's return to play plan to resume the season in Orlando.

We go over what we think the playoff rotation might look like, and also the report that Ime Udoku could be among the frontrunners for the

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Thank you. All right, welcome, everybody.

This is Derek Bodner.

Joined by Rich Hoffman on the Sixers Beat, a part of the Athletics podcast network.

How you doing, Rich?

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natural introduction.

So many thoughts running around your head right now.

You're almost thinking about as much as these NBA players right now.

I am in off-season podcasting mode.

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