The Sixer Sense
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The Philadelphia 76ers struggled immensely on the road once again, this time losing to the 7-13 Washington Wizards in a disappointing effort.
Ashley Foltz|
The Philadelphia 76ers are a top team in NBA, but if they want to have a real chance at winning a title, then they need another scorer to their roster.
Lucas Johnson|
The Philadelphia 76ers are true contenders, but a weak second unit -- highlighted in part by Furkan Korkmaz's breakout -- is a moderate concern.
Christopher Kline|
The loss last Monday night leads one to think that two main plots could be conceived for the Philadelphia 76ers' future, all stemming from the Toronto game.
Justin DiVirgilio|
Ben Simmons has made great strides defensively, and is now emerging as an elite defender and a true leader for the Philadelphia 76ers.
Devin Dunleavy|
The Philadelphia 76ers once again struggle on the road but come out victorious against the New York Knicks in the guts of the game.
Ashley Foltz|
The Philadelphia 76ers All-NBA center is taking fewer shots at the rim, more mid-range jumpers and more three's. As a result, his efficiency is suffering.
Charlie Dolgenos|
The magic of the Wells Fargo Center helped continue the Philadelphia 76ers undefeated streak at home and helped Joel Embiid come back to life.
Ashley Foltz|
Josh Richardson was supposed to be a complementary piece, but a month into the season, he has been the Philadelphia 76ers' best player.
Ryan Callahan|
The Philadelphia 76ers' second unit is a moderate weakness, but it's not fault of James Ennis, who continues to exceed expectations.
Christopher Kline|
The Philadelphia 76ers ended their four-game win streak with a difficult loss in Toronto, highlighted by Joel Embiid's worst game to date.
Sam Coltrane|
The Philadelphia 76ers don't fit on paper and still have a lot to figure out. No player encapsulates their weirdness more than Ben Simmons.
Christopher Kline|
The Philadelphia 76ers' 2018-19 season ended in heartbreak, and the ride was bumpy along the way. 2019-20 brings a fresh start and a new approach.
AJ Iezzi|
Some helpers, some not. Dive into five player grades for the Philadelphia 76ers' much needed win over Jimmy Butler and the Miami Heat.
Zach Brader|
The Philadelphia 76ers are 9-5 -- good, but not where fans expected them to be. Al Horford has struggled to a degree on-court, but he's still essential.
Christopher Kline|
The Philadelphia 76ers look to extend their winning streak to three games as they take on the disappointing San Antonio Spurs at home.
Lucas Johnson|
The Philadelphia 76ers overcame a sloppy start to the second half to advance to 9-5 on the season and 4-0 at home. Also, Ben Simmons hit a three.
Alexandro Fidanza|
The Philadelphia 76ers began the season 5-0, only to drop to 8-5. As the NBA landscape takes shape, how do they stack up against all 30 teams?
Christopher Kline|
It took a couple of weeks, but all three of the Philadelphia 76ers rookies have finally seen game action either in the NBA or G-League this year.
Lucas Johnson|
In the wake of Jimmy Butler's departure, the Philadelphia 76ers need someone to step up and become a reliable shot creator to fully realize their potential
Devin Dunleavy|
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