The Sixer Sense
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With March Madness upon us, here are five players for Philadelphia 76ers fans to keep an eye on throughout this year's NCAA Tournament.
Shane McDermott|
The Philadelphia 76ers went on the road and defeated the conference-leading Milwaukee Bucks 130-125 in a matchup of international superstars.
Matt Burnham|
The Philadelphia 76ers pulled out a solid home victory over the Sacramento Kings, with every starter scoring 18+ points. Jimmy Butler stood out.
Austin Krell|
The Philadelphia 76ers G-League affiliate has had most of the rookie action this past week, including the return of one rookie from injury.
Lucas Johnson|
The Philadelphia 76ers need Jimmy Butler to return to form in the 2019 NBA Playoffs, both for their sake and his. It feels possible, if not inevitable.
Christopher Kline|
There are a lot of possible results for this season for the Philadelphia 76ers. Each possible one has a different grade set by a high bar.
Matt Burnham|
James Ennis III brings a lot more to the Philadelphia 76ers than previously thought. His skill set and versatility will be key for the team moving forward.
Ryan Callahan|
Despite Allen Iverson's plethora of accomplishments within the NBA, how would the former Philadelphia 76ers MVP measure up against 2019's competition?
Brock Landes|
The perimeter depth of the Philadelphia 76ers seems to be missing the shooting that Furkan Korkmaz was able to provide coming off the bench.
Lucas Johnson|
After competing for playing time early in his Philadelphia 76ers tenure, James Ennis has established himself as Brett Brown's primary reserve wing.
Christopher Kline|
The Philadelphia 76ers defeated the Cleveland Cavaliers by seven points in an unexpectedly tight game. Without Jimmy Butler, the win still holds value.
Ryan Wohl|
The landscape of the Philadelphia 76ers changed after the NBA trade deadline changed, which caused a shift in the roster makeup during February.
Lucas Johnson|
The Philadelphia 76ers dealt out valuable draft capital and Landry Shamet to acquire Tobias Harris. Will Elton Brand regret doing so?
Christopher Kline|
The Philadelphia 76ers' performance level in recent weeks has suffered in Joel Embiid's absence, but switching on defense too often has hurt, too.
Rusty Gorelick|
The Philadelphia 76ers pulled out an important conference win in Joel Embiid's return, claiming the third seed in the process.
AJ Iezzi|
The Philadelphia 76ers braintrust forgot to attract an NBA quality backup center for Joel Embiid, and the Sixers have been paying the price
Stuart London|
Jimmy Butler is shooting 17.4 percent on 1.8 three-point attempts per game over his last 13 contests. It's time to get moderately concerned.
Christopher Kline|
The Philadelphia 76ers are 4-3 in seven games without Joel Embiid since the All-Star break. It could end up making or breaking their season.
Christopher Kline|
The Philadelphia 76ers have the talent to make an NBA Finals run. Mike Scott will go a long way in making sure the bench is good enough to do so.
Christopher Kline|
The Philadelphia 76ers top rookie, Zhaire Smith, finally made his G-League debut with the Delaware Blue Coats this past week.
Lucas Johnson|
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