Liberty Ballers: for Philadelphia 76ers fans

In this episode, Dave Early joins Seans Kennedy to recap the Sixers' 119-114 win over the Clippers. Philly went seven-for-seven on its homestead and is one of the hottest teams in the NBA. Dave and Sean discuss another monster performance by Joel Embed and an impressive 21-assist game from James Harden.

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On tonight's episode of The Gastroenteritis Blues, Steve and Dan are here to let the good times roll as the Sixers are on a six game winning streak and playing really good basketball. They talk through how the team has reversed its fortunes at home and which key characters are most responsible for the turnaround. Namely, they single out Tobias Harris for his excellent play this season and for transforming his game to be exactly what this team needs. Good on you, Tobi.

They also discuss the James Harden feature making the rounds, star player discord in Chicago and Atlanta, and play a competitive 'which Sixer would you rather choose' game to round out tonight's pre-Christmas weekend podcast.

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In this episode, Jackson Frank joins Jas Kang to recap the Sixers' 113-93 win over the Detroit Pistons. Philly has won the first six games of its seven-game homestand, and the underlying numbers have been encouraging during the streak.

Jackon and Jas get into:

*Philly's offense has been looking good as of late. The Sixers are averaging more than 120 points over the six wins.

*Tobias Harris' improved shooting

*Mattise Thybulle has reinstalled himself in the rotation

*The defense continues to improve, which should be scary for the rest of the league

*The NBA Christmas Day schedule

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On this edition of the Thirsty Dogs Drink Faster podcast, Paul Hudrick and Shamus Clancy discuss the latest on Jalen Hurts’ shoulder injury ahead of the Eagles’ big divisional matchup against the hated Cowboys on Christmas Eve. They also talk about the Sixers’ five-game winning streak, the Phillies’ offseason getting national love, and John Tortorella losing his damn mind.

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The Philadelphia 76ers are streaking!

They aren’t dead, yet. This team can be exciting. The Sixers defeated the Toronto Raptors 104-101 in overtime tonight in South Philadelphia to net their fifth game in a row and improve their record to 17-12.

Joel Embiid had a night we’ve come to expect from him, but it was Tobias Harris pulling some extra duty with his continued hot shooting as he has been shooting almost 56% from three prompting him to tell folks in the post-game interview: “Watch out. I’m a sharpshooter.”

Pascal Siakam held the Raptors together with all of the bubble gum and duct tape he had at his disposal, finishing with 38 (16 of which came in the third quarter). There were some questionable calls from the referees in the overtime period, but the Sixers still came out on top despite all of that. (SIDE NOTE: Thanks to Fred VanVleet for not cashing in on the litany of open looks given to him by the Sixers' defense in the fourth quarter.)

The Sixers now have some things going, and that’s in large part to the improved play of James Harden. IN part two of the podcast, Adio Royster and David Early go into detail about how Harden feels about his legacy after opening up to Yaron Weitzman of FOX Sports. What does Harden think about his legacy this season and in the future in the city of Philadelphia?

Harden has also been able to cultivate his partnership with Embiid thanks in large part to “time,” as he referenced. The pair have looked unstoppable when they’re both on the floor, healthy. This is evidenced by the 117.7 points per 100 possessions numbers so far this season.

Your hosts are full of good cheer on the final Out of Site podcast before the holidays!

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Yo! Welcome to the That's Ball Folks! Podcast - I am incredibly hyped to have you here. This week I discuss the greatest soccer game I've ever seen, the Sixers continuing to roll at home, the Birds moving to 13-1, I give you a little update on my fantasy football teams cinderella story, what the Washington Wizards are waiting for before the blow it up, the Orlando Magic becoming the NBA's new funnest team, my favorite things (S/O Ellen) & so much more!

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In this episode, Chris and Jas are joined by Matt Brooks of Nets Daily and Kristian Winfield of the NY Daily News to break down the latest from the Atlantic Divison. The guys discuss:

*The Nets winning eight of their last 10. Are they legitimate contenders to come out of the Eastern Conference?

*The difference between Jaque Vaughn and Steve Nash as Brooklyn's head coach.

*What are the Sixers when they're full healthy?

*Is Doc Rivers going to survive the season?

*Now that the Milwaukee Bucks are fully healthy, do they leapfrog the Boston Celtics as the favorite to come out of the East?

*Where do you put Jayson Tatum in the MVP race?

*The Knicks and Raptors are headed in opposite directions. Does Toronto become a seller at the deadline?

*Are teams kicking themselves for not going all in to trade for Kevin Durant?

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In this episode, Dave Early joins Sean to recap the Sixers' 118-106 win over the Golden State Warriors. Joel Embiid had 34 points and 13 rebounds, while James Harden chipped in with 27 points and nine assists. Are the Sixers turning a corner? Dave and Sean discuss that and more!

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On today's episode of The Gastroenteritis Blues, Emily and Steve discuss an uncharacteristically sunny week in Sixers, as the team has suddenly won three straight! Albeit the first of them was a fall-from-ahead ugly one that they tried their hardest to give away to the Lakers-- no matter! Things are on the upswing for the home Sixers. Joel Embiid is leading the league in scoring, James Harden is back to playing well and even trying most of the time, and the role players are hitting shots. They dive into some hilariously contradictory quotes from the players and Doc Rivers, the play of Tobias Harris, and Dad Joel making an appearance.

Plus: thoughts on Joel taking note of Sixers fans online throwing him in the trade machine (is this something or nothing?) and The Ringer's player rankings, straight up and League Pass edition.

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In this episode, Jackson Frank joins Jas Kang to discuss the Sixers' win over the Sacramento Kings. The pair discuss if Philly has turned the corner and can get on a run to close out the homestand. Jackson and Jas also get into the Dec. 15 deadline and which Sixers players could be trade bait. Plus, the guys get into which players around the league could be on the move.

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