Adam Sandler lives for bands (and Philly) in the trailer for Netflix’s Hustle

As all long-term devotees of The Sandman know, when Adam Sandler chooses to take on one of his interesting emotional jobs, it’s most likely going to be a decent one. Hustle, Netflix’s impending games dramatization from chief Jeremiah Zagar (We the Animals) seems to be the following grandstand for Sandler’s extensive sensational gifts, as well as a film made for aficionados of Philadelphia.

In Hustle, Sandler plays Stanley Sugarman, a headhunter for the Philadelphia 76ers who’s on the outs. He’s attempting to get his name back available by finding the following huge player abroad. Stanley figures he could have a champ in Bo Cruz (Utah Jazz power forward Juancho Hernangómez), a Spanish phenom playing in the city of his local country. Together, the two become a dark horse pair with expectations of both becoming showbiz royalty in the NBA.

From the trailer, Hustle seems as though it has potential as a decent games film, a pleasant clear dark horse story with space to go beyond the natural, with a lot of nearby Philly flavor. As far as it matters for him, Sandler doesn’t seem, by all accounts, to be pretty much as off the wall as his Uncut Gems character, which is really great for our aggregate circulatory strain, albeit the film’s initial June delivery date implies Sixers fans could currently be nervous, contingent upon how the following couple of long stretches of Playoff loops go.

Hustle debuts on Netflix June 8.