Sixers podcast: Trade chips and Sacramento rumors

On this episode of The Sixer Sense Podcast, we welcome Jonathan Geib back to talk about the hottest topics related to the Philadelphia 76ers. We start things off with players who may or may not be with the Sixers next season.

With free agents like Danny Green, Dwight Howard, and Furkan Korkmaz, the 76ers have some decisions to make. We discuss who we think is most likely to remain with the Sixers, and who is most unlikely to be on the roster in the fall.

The next topic offers good conversation about who on the 76ers would be a good trade chip should a package of players need to be included in a Ben Simmons deal. Would it take Tyrese Maxey or Matisse Thybulle? What about throwing in George Hill or Shake Milton?

After the trade chips are talked about, Lucas, Chris, and Jonathan dive into some potential head coaching hires. We include familiar names of former Sixer assistant coaches and a former player who could lead his own team to championship heights. We know Monty Williams is now in the NBA Finals and thriving with the Phoenix Suns, but who else from the 76ers is up for a head coaching job?

The podcast then shifts gears and mentions the latest rumor about a team that is interested in Ben Simmons. We discuss possible players from the Sacramento Kings who would fit on the Sixers should a Ben Simmons trade occur.

The final topic is the hiring of a new CEO. Now that Scott O’Neil is gone, it is time that Tad Brown steps up to lead the Sixers’ front office. How will he impact the team overall? We elaborate on what he brings to the team after the executive transition.

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