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In today's episode of The Sixers Beat Rich and I follow up last week's podcast with your own Weissman, author of Tanking to the Top, by reliving some of the great process debates.

What worked during the rebuild, what didn't, what was the strength of the front office, and what

were their weaknesses, and how things maybe could have turned out differently. We also open up the podcast by talking

about Brian Calangelo's interview with the Chicago Bulls. And with that out of the way, 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.

You know, Rich, I was going to ask you where you were when you heard the news that Brian Colangelo had interviewed for the Bulls Open Job, but I know where you are.

You're where pretty much everybody else is probably stuck at home. Yeah, I was on my living room

couch, and like everybody else, that sent a jolt through my spine when I saw that.

It is.

Notification come through.

You know, I don't, I will say before we even get to Brian.

And like, look, I have my job.

Clearly, you're listening to this podcast.

I have my health.

My immediate family has my health my immediate mea family has

my health any complaints i have are very low against the real world complaints way too many

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