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The Sixers headed out west this past week to face the Kings, Trail Blazers and Suns, and ended up going 1-2, beating the Kings and losing to the two latter. A disappointing road trip means there are topics that need to be adressed. Let's talk about it.
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Raji breaks down what happened this week in Sixers basketball!
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Hudson Flynn from the Talkin' Nets podcast joins Sixers Weekly to talk a variety of things, including why the Nets are contenders for a championship, a preview of the matchup tonight against the Sixers, and the NBA MVP debate, specifically between Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving.
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Fran Rojas is back discussing a huge blockbuster trade that sent Nolan Arenado to the St. Louis Cardinals, J.T. Realmuto & Didi Gregorius are back in Philly and where do the Toronto Blue Jays rank among their rivals in the AL East?
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The boys talk about the best team in basketball, the Philadelphia 76ers.
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Sixers beat writer, Austin Krell, joins Sixers weekly to talk about Ben Simmons' leadership, trading for Zach Lavine and Bradley Beal, and more.
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Guest Twitter: @NBAKrell
The Sixers beat the Detroit Pistons last night 114-110, moving their record to 12-5. Good enough for first in the Eastern Conference. Are the Sixers the team to beat?
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Phillies Nation Deputy Editorial Director, Destiny Lugardo, joins the show to discuss the chances of the Phillies signing J.T. Realmuto, after the Blue Jays sign George Springer to a 6-year, 150-million dollar deal.
Guest Twitter: @destiny_lugardo
Fran & Raji talk another week in Sixers basketball. This time the Coronavirus effects the team, Shake Milton and Tyrese Maxey look like studs and James Harden to the Nets still means great things for the 76ers.
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The finale of the four-part series discussing the 2021 Baseball Hall of Fame Ballot: which players should & shouldn't be in Cooperstown. And, Francisco Lindor & Carlos Carrasco land in Queens, New York in the biggest trade so far this offseason.
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