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The Philadelphia 76ers and the Eastern Conference With Chris Ryan

Plus, Wos and Ryan dive into what they like to do when they’re back home in New York

By Wosny Lambre
Philadelphia 76ers v Portland Trail Blazers Photo by Alika Jenner/Getty Images


Wos sits down with Ringer editorial director and podcaster Chris Ryan to discuss the current state of the 76ers’ ball game and their dynamics this season (1:32). They touch on Embiid, Harden, and Doc Rivers’s strategy with the team (12:42). Later on in the episode they discuss the state of the Eastern Conference as a whole, mentioning the Knicks, the Nets, Miami, and Indiana (21:49). To end the podcast, Ryan gives an interesting movie recommendation and the two talk about what they do upon returning to their home of New York (35:20).

Host: Wosny Lambre
Guest: Chris Ryan
Producer: Jade Whaley

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