Philadelphia 76ers All-Time Process roster
The Philadelphia 76ers had so many players as a part of “The Process”, but who could make up an All-Time roster of such players?
With a realistic shot at a NBA championship this year, the Philadelphia 76ers have come a long way from their “Trust the Process” days. There were so many that went in and out of the Sixers organization during that rebuild headed by former general manager Sam Hinkie.
We at The Sixer Sense thought it would seem like an appropriate time to put together an All-Time “Process” roster with the franchise having a legit shot at a title this postseason. The rules for this roster are simple: there are 17 spots including five starters. Players were eligible for this roster if they were eithe, drafted by, traded for (including future draft picks) or signed by Hinkie and had to play at least one game with the Sixers.
However, before getting into this All-Time Process roster, it’s important to recognize all the other players that didn’t make this roster. If a player has a (*) next to their name, it means they received votes from our staff to make this roster, but didn’t get enough votes to make it.
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Other Process players
- Spencer Hawes *
- James Anderson *
- Henry Sims *
- Lavoy Allen *
- Elliot Williams *
- Darius Morris
- Arnett Moultrie
- Jarvis Varnado
- Eric Maynor *
- Byron Mullens
- Dewayne Dedmon *
- Casper Ware
- James Nunnally
- Daniel Orton
- Brandon Davies
- Lorenzo Brown
- Adonis Thomas
- Darius Johnson-Odom
- Luc Mbah a Moute *
- Tim Frazier
- Isaiah Canaan *
- Jason Richardson *
- Chris Johnson
- Thomas Robinson *
- Larry Drew
- Alexey Shved
- Glenn Robinson
- JaKarr Sampson *
- Furkan Aldemir
- Malcolm Thomas
- JaVale McGee *
- Drew Gordon
- Malcolm Lee
- Carl Landry *
- Kendall Marshall
- Elton Brand *
- Phil Pressey
- Sonny Weems
- Christian Wood
- Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot *
- Furkan Korkmaz
It was no easy task for our writers to come up with this roster based on the sheer number of players involved with “The Process”. Yet based on votes, our group came up with a very strong team.