In today's episode of The Sixers Beat, Rich and I briefly continue our conversation about Fasili Mitchick as we go over Rich's article, where he spoke to teammate Shane Larkin to get more information on Mitchick, a six-foot-six point guard the Sixers hold the rights to.

We then head on into a conversation about the various return to play proposals and how that might benefit or hurt the Sixers' the rights to. We then head on into a conversation about the various return to play

proposals and how that might benefit or hurt the Sixers playoff chances. If you'd like to subscribe

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This is Derek Bodner joined by Rich Hoffman on The Sixers.

Do you wonder, like, I wonder how many new people are listening to this and don't know who I am and who you are.

But it's habit.

So I am Derek Bodner.

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