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15. Jonah Bolden

December Stats: None

Previous ranking: 15th

This was the first month this year that Jonah Bolden didn’t get any playing time with the Sixers. This isn’t good for the second year big man who was already struggling to get playing time in the NBA this season. Like with Smith and Shayok, unless a trade or injury occurs, his playing time will be a premium moving forward into 2020.

14. Shake Milton

December Stats: GP 3| MINS 9.7| FG% 41.7| 3P% 20.0| FT% 66.7| TRB 2.7| AST 1.3| BKL 0.3| PF 0.7| TOV 0.3| PTS 5.0

Previous ranking: 13th

The second year combo guard didn’t see that much game action December. Shake Milton only saw game action in blowouts and his best game came in the blowout loss to the Indiana Pacers. He finished with eight points and seven blocks in that game. Milton appears to have an edge over Smith and Bolden as he occasionally gets minutes with the Sixers.

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13. Kyle O’Quinn

December Stats: GP 6| MINS 12.7| FG% 40.0| 3P% 16.7| FT% 50.0| TRB 4.7| AST 1.8| BKL 1.3| PF 1.2| TOV 0.8| PTS 3.0

Previous ranking: 11th

Despite getting limited playing time and minutes during December, Kyle O’Quinn didn’t play bad in December. The only reason he’s this low in the rankings is as the month went on, head coach Brett Brown favored another center ahead of him. Hopefully, this won’t be a trend for the 76ers moving forward and O’Quinn will get more minutes as the end of the season draws near.