Philadelphia 76ers Player Rankings: Slowly coming together

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Philadelphia 76ers, Al Horford and Tobias Harris (Photo by Jesse D. Garrabrant/NBAE via Getty Images) /

6. James Ennis

November Stats: GP 16| MINS 17.4| FG% 56.3| 3P% 48.6| FT% 76.0| TRB 2.9| AST 0.8| BKL 0.3| STL 0.6| PF 2.0| TOV 0.6| PTS 7.9

Previous ranking: 8th

Christopher Kline of The Sixer Sense recently wrote that James Ennis has entrenched himself as the team’s top reserve and he wasn’t wrong in his assessment. Ennis isn’t the flashiest reserve in terms of his points per game average, but he has a very defined role. He defends, offensive rebounds and spaces the floor at high levels as a backup. He also provided scoring in November as he’s scored in double-digits five times this past month.

5. Tobias Harris

November Stats: GP 16| MINS 33.6| FG% 49.4| 3P% 28.3| FT% 76.5| TRB 6.6| AST 3.2| BKL 1.0| STL 0.9| PF 2.8| TOV 1.9| PTS 17.9

Previous ranking: 1st

A poor shooting stretch to begin November has caused Tobias Harris to tumble from first to fifth in these rankings. It was a pretty bad slump, but after he broke it he slowly began to be the player that the Sixers payed him to be this past summer. He scored 20 points or more in six games last month and only scored in single-digits twice. If his performances towards the end of the month are any indication, Harris should be in-line for a very good December.

4. Al Horford

November Stats: GP 14| MINS 30.8| FG% 49.7| 3P% 37.0| FT% 61.1| TRB 6.4| AST 4.2| BKL 0.9| STL 1.1| PF 1.6| TOV 1.3| PTS 14.5

Previous ranking: 2nd

After a rough beginning of the season, Al Horford put together a solid month of play. His fit wasn’t perfect with Embiid, but the on-court pairing of the two big men began to become smoother in November. This past month, Horford is looking like the player he as always been. His defense, shooting and passing were at his career levels. His pairing with Embiid should continue to improve, but the Sixers can’t ask too much more of the veteran moving forward.