Ky and Cam get back at it to discuss where Philadelphia 76ers All-Star Ben Simmons goes from here now that he is shooting threes. Other topics discussed: Shake Milton's point guard debut, Joel Embiid-Al Horford pairing, uniform numbers, the New York Knicks hiring of Tom Thibodeau.

Ky and Cam get back at it to discuss the multiple changes the Philadelphia 76ers made to their starting lineup and their rotation. With Ben Simmons moving to the power forward position and Shake Milton as a point guard, the Sixers now have the looks of a team that is better positioned for a playoff run. Other topics discussed: Tobias Harris and Al Horford, Jimmy Butler's work ethic, and Matisse Thybulle's inside the bubble vlogs.

Ky and Cam get back at it to discuss the comments made by Joel Embiid that he would rather build chemistry through practice and working rather than hanging out off the floor and doing team bonding activities. Other topics discussed: Embiid's comments on his pairing with Al Horford, the apprehension to enter the bubble, and Ky's disdain towards Batman and his villains. Also, Cam makes a discovery about Nike and Converse.

Ky and Cam return to discuss who the Philadelphia 76ers should bring with them to the season's resumption in Orlando. There are a lot of options for the Sixers to consider for the season and the expanded rosters in case of injury or a player testing positive for coronavirus. Other topics discussed: who needs to step up the most for Philadelphia in the playoffs, Paul Pierce and Vince Carter, and Ky's slandering of Batman.

Ky and Cam get back at it to discuss the platform that professional athletes like Tobias Harris and others use to promote social justice awareness during this time as well as some NBA players who don't want to go to Orlando and finish up the 2019-20 season amid what's going on in the world at the moment. Other topics discussed: Ky's vacation to Maryland and his decision to finally choose a gaming system.

Ky and Cam are back at it as they welcome on a couple of people within the USA Today Sports Media Group Network in Nets Wire editor Nick Friar and Celtics Wire editor Justin Quinn to discuss the big news of the NBA returning. They also get into a discussion of whether the Philadelphia 76ers should face the Boston Celtics or the Miami Heat in Round 1. Other topics discussed: should the Nets be afraid of the Washington Wizards? Ky gives his reasoning for creating a Reggie Jackson highlight mixtape in college.

Ky and Cam hop on for another episode where they welcome on Brooklyn Nets beat writer Michael Scotto to discuss some big topics surrounding the NBA and the Philadelphia 76ers. For one, is it feasible for the league to return on July 31st? How much of a threat will the Nets be with Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant healthy? Other topics discussed: can the Sixers trade Al Horford in the offseason?

Ky and Cam get back at it and are joined by former Philadelphia 76ers guard T.J. McConnell. Now with the Indiana Pacers, McConnell discusses the differences between Philadelphia and Indiana, he clears the air on what really happened between Jimmy Butler and Brett Brown in the infamous Portland meeting, and he also discusses Ben Simmons and Joel Embiid. Other topics discussed: Kawhi Leonard's shot, the NBA season resumption, and as always, video game systems.

Ky and Cam jump back on to The Bell Ringer to discuss the comments made by Philadelphia 76ers coach Brett Brown, with audio included, on a few different topics. Brown discusses how he expects the team will look out of the pandemic, the health concerns that he currently has, and we also need everybody to stop rushing the greatness that is coming from Ben Simmons and Joel Embiid. Other topics discussed: video gaming systems, an Al Horford hypothetical trade, and a conspiracy theory involving the Brooklyn Nets.

Ky and Cam return to discuss an interesting debate topic for the Philadelphia 76ers. Would you take Ben Simmons or Pascal Siakam in the 2016 NBA re-draft? We also get into Tobias Harris trade options as well as the comments made by former coach Larry Brown on Simmons and Joel Embiid. Other topics discussed: Adam Silver's conference call, video games.