Back with you today, following a tough six is lost to the Cleveland Cavaliers on Wednesday night, but we have

to talk about a lot of things with the basketball team, and we'll have some news and notes a little bit

later. All the good stuff right here on the PHI Sixers podcast, live from the Xfinity Lounge,

along with Derek Kyle. I'm Devon,ree, the president of basketball operations. Good to see

everybody in there early. That's right. Fagaville is saying 76 is baby. We got to talk about

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So we'll get to all of those things a little bit later.

But we do have to start off with something we've talked about quite a bit on this show.

And that is taking care of home court, especially when you are a team that is trying to find yourself

after last season where the identity got away. Injuries got, obviously got in the way, but

figuring out the identity of this basketball team, and one way you can do that is just simply

playing good at home, stacking the wins that you can, and maybe that would also translate with

you when you hit the road. This year, though, Kyle, 20 games at home, and they are 10 and 10 through

those 20 games. And we've talked about how right now with the record, 39 games in, so a solid

record on the road, 500 at home, and during the Joe Alambide era, they've generally

played really well at home. It was a home court, it was a real home court advantage when

teams had to come here and play the Sixers. This year, not so much with the 10-10-500 record

and a decent amount of lopsided games that they were just not in.

Yeah, and I think the most infuriating part for me,

other than the losses, is that digging into it,

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