Liberty Ballers: for Philadelphia 76ers fans

Well, that was horrible. The Sixers lost game 7 at home to the Atlanta Hawks and Dan, Steve and Emily reacted to yet another second round loss for Philly. They pulled no punches. Full analysis on Ben Simmons' series from hell, Doc Rivers' abundant miscues, Joel Embiid's play in the series and much more. They also react to postgame media availability from Rivers, Simmons and Embiid.

Where do the Sixers go from here?

Finally, as a palette cleanser, the trio discusses what it was like enduring an historic Philadelphia loss next to each other, as they watched Game 5 together in person at the Wells Fargo Center.

Thank you for supporting the show all season long. Get ready for lots more content as we all head into a huge offseason for the dumb, dumb Sixers.

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That sucked and they should be ashamed. First half is Dan and Sean venting, ranting and unleashing all their pent-up anger over one of if not the worst loss in Sixers franchise history before brining on Glen Willis from Peachtree Hoops to breakdown things from an Atlanta point of view and how they were able to complete the comeback.

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Gheezus!

Well, that game sure sucked, didn’t it? The Philadelphia 76ers dropped game four of their Eastern Conference Semis series against the Atlanta Hawks 103-100. It was such a bad game. Joel Embiid went 0-12 in the second half. Doc Rivers said the team got “outworked” all game and resorted to “hero ball” in the second half. Now, this is a best of three series with the Sixers having two games at the crib in South Philly. Steve Lipman joins host Adio Royster to talk about what went wrong in this game, how they feel going forward, and finish the conversation with a little early “Bachelorette” talk to discuss something to make them feel good about things.

Steve’s column:

https://www.libertyballers.com/2021/6/14/22534343/sixers-cant-survive-terrible-offensive-game-from-embiid-as-hawks-even-the-series-at-2-2-recap

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On today’s episode of The Gastroenteritis Blues, Steve, Emily and Dan are joined by Chris Kline of The Sixer Sense. Together, they discuss the Sixers’ game 3 victory over the Hawks in Atlanta. Listen to hear glowing praise for Joel Embiid, Ben Simmons, Furkan Korkmaz and Tobias Harris. The hosts then discuss Danny Green’s unfortunate calf injury, and who they’d like to replace Green in the starting lineup. Then they discuss how the Hawks may aim to counter the Sixers’ adjustments as they preview Monday night’s game four.

Plus: several thoughts on the other series happening around the league, Joel Embiid’s free throw routine, and yes, The Bachelorette. Enjoy!

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Dan is back on the show to celebrate Shake Milton's Game 2 Redemption story, and Sean joins in as the two talk through what the Sixers have done well and still need to improve on as they play the Hawks, how they think the rest of the series will go and wrap up with some Finals predictions based on how the Playoffs have gone thus far.

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On today's episode of The Gastroenteritis Blues -- originally recorded live on the Locker Room App -- Dan, Emily and Steve discuss the Sixers' much improved performance in game 2 to even the series at 1-1 versus Atlanta. What did the hosts think of Doc Rivers' adjustments? Or Joel Embiid's 40 point performance? Are the fans too mean to Danny Green? They also comment on Embiid and Ben Simmons both placing second in their respective awards chases.

Also: Daryl Morey's latest fine, Hack-a-Ben (again), Shake Milton is back.

Enjoy!

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Before the regularly scheduled chat with Dave Early, host Adio Royster took some time to address some of the continued negative nonsense surrounding All-Star point guard Ben Simmons. Should he have called out every sports media personality in town? Maybe not. Is it something he should be immune to by now? Also, probably not. Sometimes, he just likes to do his thing. That’s Adio. Following his “declaring war” on Philadelphia sports media, Dave joins Adio to talk about Atlanta Hawks All-Star guard Trae Young and how he has several familiar tactics he likes to use on offense, what the Philadelphia 76ers have to expect, and how to counter those moves ahead of game two tonight at the Wells Fargo Center.

Dave’s column:

https://www.libertyballers.com/2021/6/4/22518892/trae-young-has-a-hardenesque-arsenal-of-tricks-to-draw-fouls-with-sixers-must-learn-his-3-favorites

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On this week's episode of The Gastroenteritis Blues, Dan, Emily and Steve are searching for answers as some red-hot shooting and inexplicable coaching decisions have put the Sixers behind 1-0 to the Atlanta Hawks in the semifinal series. The gang is also joined by the great Zainab Javed. Together, they discuss: Joel Embiid's injury and 39-point performance, Doc Rivers' decisions in game 1, how to guard and/or hunt Trae Young, Ben Simmons' issues at the free throw line, adjustments they'd like to see in game 2 and much more.

Also! Zainab makes a special announcement about the upcoming Mike Scott hive tailgate in the near future. She also tells the pod about what it's been like to support Mike Scott in Philadelphia through thick and thin.

Zainab is on Twitter @zrjaved - follow her there.

Enjoy!

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With Daniel taking a load management week, Sean is joined by guest Jackson Frank to discuss what went right in Philadelphia's first-round series against Washington, the obvious complications of the Joel Embiid injury, and preview the upcoming second-round series against Atlanta.

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(Note: this podcast was recorded just before the Sixers announced that Joel Embiid was diagnosed with a small lateral meniscus tear in his right knee, and would be officially out for game 5 and listed day-to-day, overall.)

Today's episode of The Gastroenteritis Blues is another of the pod's live shows originally recorded on the Locker Room App. First, Steve, Dan and Emily discuss the palace intrigue going on with the Boston Celtics. Then, they break down everything about the Sixers' disappointing game 4 loss to the Washington Wizards. Assorted thoughts on: Joel Embiid's injury, the Sixers' backup center situation, Tyrese Maxey's excellent play, hack-a-Ben and the discourse that followed, and much more. Enjoy!

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