Ring the Damn Bell — Sixers vs Bucks Postgame

We beat the Bucks — but this win raised more questions than answers.

In this episode of Ring the Damn Bell, John and Sanoj break down why this game exposed a deeper issue for both teams: bad coaching on both sides. From Glenn Rivers’ long track record of deflection to Nick Nurse’s questionable rotations, this one turns into a full coaching reality check.

This isn’t a box score recap — it’s a fan-to-fan conversation about what’s really holding this team back.

• Why this “big win” still feels wrong
• Glenn Rivers vs Nick Nurse: the battle of bad coaching
• Embiid’s dominant night and what it means going forward
• Paul George’s breakout performance (with context)
• Jared McCain’s bounce-back and growing confidence
• Trade deadline rumors and roster questions
• The Sixers’ never-ending hope–disappointment cycle

🎙️ Trust the neighbors. Ring the damn bell.

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The Sixers suffered one of the most embarrassing losses of the season, getting blown out by the Charlotte Hornets in a game that exposed everything wrong with this team right now.

John and Sanoj break down the pathetic lack of energy, Nick Nurse’s failure to have the team ready, and why this roster looks completely lost when the stars sit. We also dig into the ongoing frustration with Joel Embiid and Paul George never playing back-to-backs — and why having 10 back-to-backs still ahead is a major red flag.

This wasn’t about shots missing.

This was about effort, preparation, and accountability.

🎙️ Ring the Damn Bell — honest Sixers talk, no sugarcoating.

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Another brutal loss, another wasted Joel Embiid performance.

The Sixers fall 112–109 to the Knicks, and once again the story is painfully familiar: no adjustments out of halftime, a disastrous third quarter, and a late-game scramble that comes up short.

We break down Embiid’s dominant night and why it was squandered, the 21–7 Knicks run that flipped the game, and the continued pattern of the Sixers getting outcoached coming out of the locker room. We also dive into the wild final minutes, the execution issues down the stretch, and what this loss says about where this team really is.

Plus, we explain the Charles Bassey signing — why the Sixers made the move, what problem they’re trying to solve, and what it means for the roster going forward.

Another frustrating night in Philly. Let’s talk it out.

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