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. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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. Subscribe to our YouTube channel here! Please follow, rate, subscribe, review and enjoy. Happy Holidays, friends. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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 Don’t forget to rate, review and subscribe to the Liberty Ballers podcast network. And check out our website www.LibertyBallers.com You can follow Jackson on Twitter @jackfrank_jjf You can follow Jas on Twitter @jaskang21 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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. Hurts hasn’t been ruled out yet ... but does he actually have a chance to play? Gutted for Hurts missing out on a big opportunity Can Gardner Minshew pull this off? Eagles should have an advantage in the run game with Miles Sanders What’s the biggest reason for the Sixers’ recent success? Showing Tobias Harris some love Is there still apathy when it comes to the Sixers? ESPN says the Phillies had the best offseason in baseball Taijuan Walker meets the Philly media Torts benches Kevin Hayes ... again Good on Hayes for coming out against the decision Torts should be losing sleep Don’t forget to rate, review and subscribe to the Liberty Ballers podcast network. And check out our website www.LibertyBallers.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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! - New Episodes drop each Sunday - Follow me on Twitter & Instagram @JoshReynolds24 - PROMO CODE: Josh24 for 10% off your Die Hard Addicts order - Daily content & weekly giveaways - LFG Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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. Subscribe to our YouTube channel here! Please rate, subscribe, follow, review and enjoy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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. Don’t forget to rate, review and subscribe to the Liberty Ballers podcast network. And check out our website www.LibertyBallers.com You can follow Jackson on Twitter @jackfrank_jjf You can follow Jas on Twitter @jaskang21 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this edition of the Thirsty Dogs Drink Faster podcast, Paul Hudrick and Shamus Clancy recap the Eagles crushing the division-rival Giants at the Meadowlands, including big days from Miles Sanders and Jalen Hurts. They also discuss Joel Embiid’s dominant two-game stretch, Trea Turner’s introduction to Philly, the Phillies signing a couple more arms, and more. A thoroughly dominant Eagles’ win gets them to 12-1 New York cheesesteaks = bad Is there a bad Philly cheesesteak? Sanders having one hell of a season. Is he playing his way out of Philly? Hurts is the MVP favorite ... as he should be Sixers win the first two games of their homestand Embiid playing focused and inspired basketball What is James Harden’s perfect role? Turner had his introductory presser Pandering to Philly fans is smart and good Taijuan Walker’s price might be steep, but who cares? The Flyers are a hockey team that plays in Philadelphia Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Happy Monday, Philadelphia 76ers fans! The Sixers have won two in a row (over the Los Angeles Lakers and Charlotte Hornets, respectively), and things are looking up (?). Assume the casual optimism there, of one of your hosts. Joel Embiid has been playing magnificently over the last week, and his efforts earned him his second Eastern Conference Player of the Week award after putting up 53 against Charlotte following yet another herculean effort in overtime against the Lakers. Is all of this too much? It may sound like a broken record at this point, but what happened to the load management of the stars? Embiid and James Harden have logged heavy minutes all season. Recently, Harden’s management has been frustrating after what seems like he was rushed back from a foot injury. In his first game back, he played way more minutes than he probably should have in that loss to the Houston Rockets. If the goal is getting everyone healthy come playoff time, the Sixers coaching staff is failing at that goal. That’s one item discussed on today’s podcast. After the break, Adio and Dave go around the league to see the shocking rise of the New Orleans Pelicans in the Western Conference – shouldered by the play of a healthy Zion Williamson. It’s also the first time (and not the last) that Bol Bol will be mentioned on this podcast if he continues to play better. It’s a fun podcast, Sixers fans. Adio and Dave are with you, along with Adio’s nephew, “The Man Cub”, in the background. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jas recaps Joel Embiid's performance against the Charlotte Hornets. Hear from James Harden who speaks about Embiid's dominance and find out all the latest about the Philadelphia 76ers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo! Welcome to the That's Ball Folks! Podcast - I am incredibly hyped to have you here. This week my brother Jer makes his return to the podcast for his Brotherly Love (& Hate) segment. We hear what things he's loving and hating recently, his Planet Fitness story of the month ***NOT SPONSORED... Yet***, our loves and hates for the NBA so far this season, why Joel Embiid needs to be in the MVP conversation immediately & so much more! - New Episodes drop each Sunday - Follow Jer on Twitter @JReyn24 - Follow me on Twitter & Instagram @JoshReynolds24 - PROMO CODE: Josh24 for 10% off your Die Hard Addicts order - Daily content & weekly giveaways - LFG Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In tonight's episode of The Gastroenteritis Blues, Dan and Emily discuss the Sixers double overtime loss to the Houston Rockets, and give their honest opinion about the state of the team, and why there is no urgency from anyone. They talk about the woes of Joel Embiid and James Harden throughout the season. They pick who is more at fault - Doc Rivers or Daryl Morey, for the Sixers slow start, and whether or not the season is salvageable. Then they detail if Tyrese Maxey’s new hair style changes his rankings on the most handsome list, and pick their winners for the upcoming games. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Anthony Irwin -- who covers the Lakers for SB Nation's Silver Screen and Roll -- joins Jas to preview Friday's matchup between the SIxers and Lakers. The guys discuss: *Why have the Lakers struggled the last two seasons with LeBron James and Anthony Davis on the roster? *What moves can the Lakers make to try and improve the team? *LeBron's Los Angeles legacy *Where does Anthony Davis rank amongst big men in the NBA? *Similarities between the Sixers and Lakers Don’t forget to rate, review and subscribe to the Liberty Ballers podcast network. And check out our website www.LibertyBallers.com You can follow Jas on Twitter @jaskang21 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, ESPN's Jorge Sedano joins Jas Kang to discuss the disappointing season for the Sixers so far. They also get into: *Doc Rivers' tenure and how much he blames he should get even with all the injuries *Where James Harden's game is at in his first full season with the team *Are the Celtics and Bucks clear-cut favorites to win the NBA title? *The Lakers have improved as of late, but even with a healthy LeBron and Anthony Davis can they be a playoff team? *Has LeBron's tenure with the Lakers been a success or a failure? And check out our website www.LibertyBallers.com You can follow Jas on Twitter @jaskang21 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this edition of the Thirsty Dogs Drink Faster podcast, Paul Hudrick and Shamus Clancy discuss the Phillies making a huge splash in signing star shortstop Trea Turner to a massive deal. They also talk about A.J. Brown’s revenge game as the Eagles crushed the Titans, the Sixers’ absolutely brutal road trip and much more. Trea Turner is Phillie Giving John Middleton his due Dave Dombrowski has cleaned up Matt Klentak’s mess and then some Phillies are poised to be good for quite some time It doesn’t feel like they’re done this offseason Where does Turner hit? Jalen Hurts has yet another MVP-like performance If you’re still down on Hurts you’re just a hater A.J. Brown is so good he got a GM fired Why does it feel like the Eagles still aren’t getting respect at 11-1? The Sixers’ road trip comes to an end James Harden was not sharp in his return Why does it feel like the Sixers are further from their title than ever? How do you fix it? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

How? How did the Philadelphia 76ers lose to the Houston Rockets 132-123 on a night when James Harden returned to the Sixers' starting lineup after (allegedly) healing from a foot injury? How did the Sixers lose to a Houston Rockets team that (before tonight) had six wins on the season? Why did this team with Harden returning to the lineup with Joel Embiid and Tobias Harris (who quietly had another VERY GOOD game) need double overtime only to lose by nine in a game where they should have beat the brakes off a young, inexperienced team? There are no words to describe tonight’s loss, but your hosts Adio Royster and David Early will attempt to rationalize it as best they can. The Rockets won this game. There are no ifs, ands or buts about it. They controlled the pace after falling behind 10-0 to start the game. The Rockets outrebounded the Sixers. They played harder than the Sixers. They had more heart than the Sixers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo! Welcome to the That's Ball Folks! Podcast - I am incredibly hyped to have you here. This week I discuss why I sound exactly like Doc Rivers and how exactly I lost my voice, the back-to-back PAC12 champion University of Utah Utes and my experience in Las Vegas for the championship game, Britain Covey showing Philly what all of us in Utah already know and love, James Harden making his return in Houston, the New Orleans Pelicans are for real, the Dallas Mavericks need to figure it out & so much more! - New Episodes drop each Sunday - Follow me on Twitter & Instagram @JoshReynolds24 - PROMO CODE: Josh24 for 10% off your Die Hard Addicts order - Daily content & weekly giveaways - LFG Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Chris Milholen of Nets Daily and Jas Kang of Liberty Ballers take their weekly look around the NBA's Atlantic Division. The fellas discuss: *The Celtics separating themselves from the pack and becoming the undisputed best team in basketball *Jayson Tatum's MVP start *Are the Brooklyn Neta starting to figure things out? *Are Kevin Durant and Kyrie back next season? *Will the Sixers go on a run when they get James Harden and Tyrese Maxey back? *Where do the Raptors go from here? Could they make a run at Shai Gilgeous-Alexander? *The Knicks' plan is failing *World Cup predictions Don’t forget to rate, review and subscribe to the Liberty Ballers podcast network. And check out our website www.LibertyBallers.com You can follow Chris on Twitter @CMilholenSB You can follow Jas on Twitter @jaskang21 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On tonight's episode of The Gastroenteritis Blues, Emily, Dan and Steve discuss the Sixers getting blown out by the Cleveland Cavaliers and Doc Rivers; hilarious quotes from after the game. Is there anything to be learned from the contest? Should anyone be concerned with the Sixers' overall lack of concern for a loss like that? They also discuss Embiid's game-winner over the Hawks, and James Harden's imminent return to the lineup on Monday and its ripple effects on the rest of the roster, namely guards Shake Milton and De'Anthony Melton. They also play some three-point trivia and rank the best liquids (?) before they round out this episode with some predictions for this week's two games. Subscribe to our YouTube channel here! Please rate, follow, review, and throw us a rating when you have a chance. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Dave Early joins Sean to recap the Sixers' loss as they crashed back to earth after a blowout in Cleveland. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this edition of the Thirsty Dogs Drinks Faster podcast, Paul Hudrick and Shamus Clancy recap the Eagles’ 40-33 win over the Packers at the Linc Sunday night. Plus, dissecting a fun week for the Hospital Sixers, the Flyers won a game(!), and when the Phillies might make a big move.-The Eagles move to 10-1 … but it was dicey -What would it take for Jalen Hurts to win MVP? -Miles Sanders playing his way to a big payday -The fallout from C.J. Gardner-Johnson’s injury -Should the Eagles bring Malcolm Jenkins out of retirement? -How do they shore up their run defense with King Henry coming to town? -The Hospital Sixers gave us a fun week -Look at Shake Milton, man -Joel Embiid returns; James Harden not far off -What does Doc Rivers do when everyone is healthy? -The Flyers snapped a 10-game losing streak -Another weird encounter for John Tortorella with the Philly media -Can the Phillies just sign Trea Turner already? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, hear from Tobias Harris and Doc Rivers after Joel Embiid's return sparks the Sixers' comeback win over the Atlanta Hawks. Don’t forget to rate, review and subscribe to the Liberty Ballers podcast network. And check out our website www.LibertyBallers.com You can follow Jas on Twitter @jaskang21 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome back, Joel Hans Embiid! The Philadelphia 76ers defeated the Atlanta Hawks at the crib at the Wells Fargo Center in South Philadelphia by a final score of 104-101. The Sixers were given a little extra Cameroonian gas when it was announced that Embiid would be returning from injury – unexpectedly, if you ask your hosts Adio Royster and David Early. That said, Embiid led the Sixers to the win scoring 30 points and adding eight rebounds and seven assists. Tobias Harris paced the team to start and finished with 24 and ten rebounds. Shake Milton continued his hot scoring streak with 21, and as a result, the Sixers move into fifth place in the Eastern Conference, with James Harden set to return within the next week or two. The defense was equally as impressive as their offensive attack holding All-Star guard Trae Young to 18 points off 6/14 from the field and only one of four from three-point range. Now that the Sixers have hit a bit of a stride with some unexpected places, they head to Memphis and Cleveland later this week. In part two of the podcast, Adio and Dave reflect on the return of one Benjamin Simmons to the Wells Fargo Center last week and what the atmosphere seemed like as the boos and the jeers of the crowd oozed through televisions and reverberations of said boos could be felt all over the city of Philadelphia. Now that we’re officially past the first visit, how could it/should it be any time Simmons comes to town? Adio and Dave discuss that and more on tonight’s podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo! Welcome to the That's Ball Folks! Podcast - I am incredibly hyped to have you here. This week I talk about how Shake Milton has led the banged up Sixers to a 3-1 record without half the roster, why Dejounte Murray remains to be a total clown, The Utah Jazz are finally cooling off, the Minnesota Timberwolves are a disaster, how the NHL robbed the New Jersey Devils blind, the absolute miracle that took place for the University of Utah football team, why Dale Murphy belongs in the Baseball Hall of Fame & so much more! -New Episodes drop each Sunday -Follow me on Twitter & Instagram @JoshReynolds24 -PROMO CODE: Josh24 for 10% off your Die Hard Addicts order -Daily content & weekly giveaways -LFG Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Paul Hudrick joins Sean to recap the Sixers' 107-99 win over the Orlando Magic. Shake Milton was good yet again, while George Niang and Tobias Harris did their part to take Philly back above .500 Don’t forget to rate, review and subscribe to the Liberty Ballers podcast network. And check out our website www.LibertyBallers.com You can follow Paul on Twitter @PaulHudrick You can follow Sean on Twitter @PhillyFastBreak Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Happy Thanksgiving! On today's episode of The Gastroenteritis Blues (recorded postgame Wednesday night) Steve and Dan discuss the Sixers' huge, undermanned win over the Brooklyn Nets and Ben Simmons. They talk through every detail of that victory, both on and off the court, and what it signified about the team's growing chemistry with its stars out. Then, they discuss the week's other big win over the Milwaukee Bucks and the big brouhaha that followed between Giannis Antetokounmpo, Montrezl Harrell and a ladder. They break it down frame-by-frame. Also covered: the loss against the Hornets, Tobias Harris and Matisse Thybulle trade rumors, amicable vs. amiable, and how best the Sixers can maximize De'Anthony Melton's minutes once everyone is healthy once again. Subscribe to our YouTube channel here! Have a great holiday, everyone. Celebrate by giving us a rating, subscribing/following the pod, and all that other stuff. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Jas recaps the Sixers' loss to the Charlotte Hornets. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this edition of the Thirsty Dogs Drink Faster podcast, we talk Ben Simmons’ return to the Wells Fargo Center floor. Paul Hudrick and Shamus Clancy were both in the building for what turned out to be a great night for the Sixers. They also break down the Eagles’ tight win over the Colts in Indy on Sunday, Dave Dombrowski’s extension and more.-Ben Simmons looked a whole lot like Ben Simmons -What was the atmosphere like? -A plucky Sixers’ win over a lifeless Nets team -Does this look like a deeper and tougher team? -What can Saben Lee provide? -Eagles move to 9-1 -The defense stopped the run! -Linval Joseph and Ndamukong Suh gave the line a boost -Jalen Hurts with an MVP-type performance in the fourth quarter -Biggest concern against Green Bay? -How do we feel about the black helmets? -Extending Dombrowski a total no-brainer -Who is the Phillies’ starting shortstop in 2023? -Flyers have lost seven straight Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Jackson Frank joins Jas Kang to recap the Sixers' win over the Brooklyn Nets in Ben Simmons' first game back in Philly. The guys discuss: *Tobias Harris' big night *Give credit to Doc Rivers for his coaching in this one *De'Anthony Melton's continued improvement *Paul Reed should be playing over Montrezl Harrell *A deep dive into Ben Simmons' performance. The highs and lows of his game. Don’t forget to rate, review and subscribe to the Liberty Ballers podcast network. And check out our website www.LibertyBallers.com You can follow Jackson on Twitter @jackfrank_jjf You can follow Jas on Twitter @jaskang21 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dave and cohost fill-in Greg Dennis wonder if the team stepped on the gas (again) too much here with their top stars. If they were more careful with Harden, could they have kept Maxey and Joel’s minutes down a little more? Or is that asking too much? Why were they so all in for late October? Is that on Morey, or did Doc feel the heat? So now Ben Simmons will return as a player to Wells Fargo Arena, but there are no key Sixers to play! Truth is stranger than fiction, and we’ll see that in the “marquis” B-Ball Paul vs. Ben Simmons, Shake Milton vs. Kevin Durant headliner matchups. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this quick hitter podcast, Jas shares his thoughts on the latest news on the Sixers injury front that Joel Embiid will miss the next two games after hurting his foot. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo! Welcome to the That's Ball Folks! Podcast - I am incredibly hyped to have you here. This week I discuss the injury bug going around the Philadelphia 76ers organization and it's latest victim, Tyrese Maxey. I talk about Giannis & the "Laddergate" scandal he got himself into Friday night, Joel Embiid's historic run continuing, the hottest team in all of professional sports, the New Jersey Devils and their current 12 game heater, the Sacramento Kings being fun? & so much more! -New Episodes drop each Sunday -Follow me on Twitter & Instagram @JoshReynolds24 -PROMO CODE: Josh24 for 10% off your Die Hard Addicts order -Daily content & weekly giveaways -LFG Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Dave Early and Sean recap the Sixers' big win over the Bucks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the second episode of the show, Chris and Jas discuss: *Ben Simmons playing his best game since being traded to the Brooklyn Nets *Preview Simmons' return to Philly on Tuesday and what the atmosphere will be like *How can Tyrese Maxey get back to playing at a high level *The Boston Celtics finding their form and going on a dominant run *How the Toronto Raptors can make or break their season *Why the Knicks need to make a choice on which way they want to go. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On tonight's episode of The Gastroenteritis Blues, Steve, Emily and Dan have an extremely special guest, as Philadelphia legend Alexander Tominsky joins the podcast. Alexander recently achieved city immortality for eating a rotisserie chicken for 40 consecutive days and lived to tell the tale. He joins the pod to tell the gang what that experience was like, how it came to be, and what the fallout has been like both socially and bodily. Also, this is a Sixers podcast! They talk about Joel Embiid's tremendous weekend, which was capped with the big man's 59 point outing versus Utah. What is our hosts' current level of optimism? They discuss a health update on James Harden, and a 'yikes!' article about former Sixer Ben Simmons as the Nets get set to head to Philadelphia. Subscribe to our YouTube channel here! Thanks for watching the LiveStream today. Please rate, subscribe, review, and enjoy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Paul Hudrick and Jackson Frank join Jas to preview an exciting week coming up for the Sixers. The guys preview Friday's showdown against the Milwaukee Bucks. Then, they get into: *The discrepancy between the Sixers' offense and defense *The impact of missing James Harden *Which player has been the biggest disappointment so far this season *Doc Rivers' coaching and what could happen if the team continues to play below expectations *Ben Simmons is returning to play in Philadelphia for the first time *Kevin Durant's comments about his teammates and his future in Brooklyn Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On a somber edition of the Thirsty Dogs Drink Faster podcast, Paul Hudrick and Shamus Clancy recap the Eagles’ first loss of the season to the Washington Commanders. While Joel Embiid’s incredible performance lifted our spirits, we’re reminded that the Phillies did not win the World Series and the Flyers are … the Flyers.-We forgot how it felt but losing sucks -The missed Dallas Goedert facemask proves incredibly costly -Eagles shoot themselves in the foot over and over -What went wrong with the Eagles’ defense? -The importance of Jordan Davis has been evident -How much heat should Jonathan Gannon get? -Joel Embiid had a performance for the ages -Paul describes the scene of covering a historical night -Could this be something that turns the Sixers’ season around? -Shamus dreamt of a Phillies parade that wasn’t to be -Is it Trea Turner or bust? What about Xander Bogaerts? -How do the Phillies line up defensively if Bryce Harper is healthy? -Flyers embarrassed in three straight games -John Tortorella not endearing himself to the local media -Johnny Gaudreau isn’t a Flyer … something we will never forgive Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Noah Magaro-George of SB Nation's San Antonio Spurs site, Poundingtherock.com, joins Jas to discuss former Sixers big man Charles Bassey's impressive four-game stint with the Spurs. The pair also discuss legendary coach Gregg Popovich's future with the franchise and more. Don’t forget to rate, review and subscribe to the Liberty Ballers podcast network. And check out our website www.LibertyBallers.com You can follow Jas on Twitter @jaskang21 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On a regularly scheduled Out of Site Podcast (not a late Monday night post-game podcast), hosts Adio Royster and David Early give their final thoughts on one of the most epic Philadelphia 76ers and/or Joel Embiid performances of all time. Embiid scored 59 points and added 11 rebounds, eight assists and seven blocks in a 105-98 win over the Utah Jazz on Sunday night. Despite the performance by Embiid and despite the Sixers being 7-7 after beating the Atlanta Hawks and Phoenix Suns last week, why are your hosts still a little bit nervous about the team's prospects going forward? Could it be because the Sixers are having to lean VERY heavily on Embiid in the absence of James Harden (who won't be back until December)? Could it be because head coach Doc Rivers continues to sow doubts in this team's championship aspirations for the regular season and (more importantly) the playoffs? Adio and David give their thoughts on how the team has looked over the past week, as well as diving a bit into worst-case scenarios if Rivers is still the coach come playoff time Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Yo! Welcome to the That's Ball Folks! Podcast - I am incredibly hyped to have you here. This weeks episode is dedicated to Philadelphia's Lord & Savior, Joel Hans Embiid. After the single most dominant performance I have ever seen on a basketball court, I discuss all things Joel Embiid. I dive into Joel's career night, the Utah Jazz & why I fully believe that they are not a fluke up to this point in the season, what the Sixers need to do in order to keep this momentum & so much more. -New Episodes drop each Sunday -Follow me on Twitter & Instagram @JoshReynolds24 -PROMO CODE: Josh24 for 10% off your Die Hard Addicts order -Daily content & weekly giveaways -LFG Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On tonight's episode of The Gastroenteritis Blues, Steve and Dan discuss another bleh Sixers loss, this time at the hands of the Atlanta Hawks on the road. Why does this years team feel and look so utterly uninspiring? Sure, James Harden is out, but so often the team's effort and zip seems to drift and lead to performances like tonight, where they could neither get enough key stops nor score enough points to stay in the game. They talk about Joel Embiid's demeanor in the early part of this season, Tyrese Maxey's shooting struggles of late, and P.J. Tucker's workload. Plus: they go through the article from that circled Philadelphia media this week about how Doc Rivers shoudln't be the scapegoat for the Sixers' troubles. What does the piece imply about Rivers' standing with the team? How much longer will he remain the coach? All that and some assorted thoughts on the Sixers' new uniforms and the ongoing saga in Brooklyn, as well. Subscribe to our YouTube channel here! Rate, subscribe, review and enjoy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this edition of the Thirsty Dogs Drink Faster podcast, Paul Hudrick and Shamus Clancy put a bow on a fun Phillies postseason run that ended in disappointment last Saturday night. Plus, the Eagles are 8-0, Joel Embiid is showing signs of life and John Tortorella benched another veteran.-What a run for your Fightins -Are you happy it happened or disappointed they couldn’t close the deal? -Did Rob Thomson make the right decision pulling Zack Wheeler? -What should be the priority this offseason? -Can you really trade Rhys Hoskins? -What was your favorite moment from the 2022 postseason? -Eagles take care of business against Texans -Imagine trading A.J. Brown -Not hyperbolic to think Eagles could have seven or eight Pro Bowlers -Jalen Hurts now the betting favorite for MVP -Embiid looked like himself in win over Suns -What’s your biggest concern with James Harden missing the next month? -Rasmus Ristolainen was the latest veteran to catch the wrath of Torts -Does the act get old quick for the Flyers’ veterans? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On an all-new "Out of Sight" podcast, co-hosts Adio Royster and Dave Early get into the Sixers' so far signature win of the season over the scorching Suns. Joel Embiid looked a bit sluggish, and not quite healthy, but he still had a Michael Jordan Flu game light, dropping a cool 33 and 10 on D-Book and co. Tyrese Maxey had another off-game by his now lofty standards. It appears he misses his good friend James Harden. We chop up Paul Reed getting burn over Montrezl, Bang Bang Georges Niang, and Tobias stepping it up. Then they look ahead at the upcoming schedule and chat about the team mismanaging Harden's early season workload. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Dave Early joins Sean to recap the Sixers blowing a double-digit fourth quarter lead to the New York Knicks. They also get into how hard it will be for the 76ers to get on track without James Harden for a month. Joel Embiid missed his third consecutive game with a non-COVID-related illness. Dave and Sean also talk about Doc Rivers's coaching tenure and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the first episode of the new podcast, Chris Milholen of Nets Daily and Jas Kang from Liberty Ballers do a deep dive on the Atlantic Division. Chris and Jas cover: *The Kyrie Irving situation with the Brooklyn Nets *What happens with Kevin Durant? *James Harden's injury and how the Sixers will fare over the next month *Will the Celtics find their form given all the injuries and coaching change *Can the Raptors acquire another superstar? *Will the Knicks snag a play-in spot? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On tonight's episode of The Gastroenteritis Blues, Emily and Steve begin by discussing the unfortunate news of the day: James Harden is set to miss a month's time due to a foot injury. How will Harden's injury impact the following: Joel Embiid? Doc Rivers? Tyrese Maxey? De'Anthony Melton? Kemba Walker?? Listen to find out whether or not the hosts find Harden's elongated injury to be a big problem or not. They also discuss the week of games, where the Sixers went 3-1 and held its weight without Embiid. This week showcased to the gang Maxey's star potential (or reality) Melton and Georges Niang's value, and just how much Doc Rivers seems to loathe Paul Reed. In the second half of the pod, they discuss the NBA's decision to dock the Sixers' two future second round picks due to improper offseason contact with P.J. Tucker and Danuel House -- a decision both hosts found to be completely random and hypocritical. And finally, they talk about the mess going on in Brooklyn, from Kyrie Irving's devolution into antisemitism to the team's shambolic pursuit of suspended head coach Ime Udoka. Subscribe to our YouTube channel here! Please rate, subscribe, review, follow and enjoy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Jas shares his thoughts on the Sixers' ugly 121-111 loss to the Washinton Wizards. Hear from Doc Rivers, who discussed what went wrong during his postgame availability. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices