Kirk Goldsberry

Not like huge crowds.

I always thought when I was growing up, I always felt like they were

A flyers flyer city more than anything like that was like their team and, and Phillies, obviously the Eagles.

And I always felt like the Sixers were fourth, even though they had Dr. J for this great run, felt like it started to flip a little bit in the eighties, especially after they won the title.

And then when we got to the nineties, you know, they, they had a really bad run there.

They trade Barkley.

Um, and I, I just think that's an Eagles town first.

And, you know, I don't know if the Philadelphia 76ers ever got there.

Also, the process is pretty weird, man.

Yeah.

Like if we're going to do like a deep dive on, huh, how do you end up with 80% Knicks fans at a home playoff game?

Maybe you got to look backwards at what did the process really accomplish?

Because you're losing four years of fans you have a chance, young fans trying to decide on a team that's like, should I like the Sixers?

Well, they intentionally lose every year.

I'm going to like the Golden State Warriors and Steph Curry instead.

So I don't know.

I'm sure there's a million different reasons for it.

But I always felt like they were not like never really the main team in Philadelphia.

I think that's safe to say.

Well, we'll see what they're, I'm sure...