After the James Harden fallout, Philadelphia 76ers fans are asking, "what is next?" Where should Philadelphia look to add depth to an already deep roster?
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The Philadelphia 76ers are the big winner in this story. I want to focus on two reasons why not getting what they wanted was a good thing.
Ben Simmons is a 24-year-old generational talent in multiple facets of the game and the Philadelphia 76ers should not trade him for James Harden.
Al Horford has never been considered a "superstar" and so the big question for the future is, "will the Philadelphia 76ers live to regret this?"
With Kawhi Leonard out of the East, and KD out for 2020, the Eastern Conference is up for grabs--can the Philadelphia 76ers emerge as the new kings?
The Philadelphia 76ers will face a difficult road challenge in Game 7, battling a Toronto Raptors team with arguably the best player in the NBA.
What does Philadelphia 76ers coach Brett Brown have to do, not just get into the discussion about NBA’s best coach, but to win an award for being the best?
Are there reasons to believe the Philadelphia 76ers might not live up to the lofty expectations so many are prepared to see in the 2018-19 season?
Coaches need wildly bold predictions made about them as well. Lets look at three bold predictions for Philadelphia 76ers coach Brett Brown.
One who is not cognizant of history, is doomed to repeat it—leading to the question: what mistakes befell the Philadelphia 76ers this offseason?
In the NBA ending the one-and-done rule, the Philadelphia 76ers should be listening more closely than any other team in the league.
But this sequence... did shine a glaring light on the fact that Brett Brown was out-coached. Maybe the Philadelphia 76ers also need a star coach?
I’ve spent some hours reviewing and looking at Mike Muscala on film, reviewing the statistics, and considering... does Muscala help the Philadelphia 76ers?
In many ways, I think the rest of the NBA won today, but perhaps no one as much as the Philadelphia 76ers. Take some time to read exactly why.
But what if star hunting is the wrong goal? What if Philly doesn’t need a high-profile add to make this work? The Philadelphia 76ers need to shift goals.
There’s something to be said about getting a “tried and true” executive, isn’t there? How should the Philadelphia 76ers choose their next General Manager?
The Sixers could use a career 45 percent shooter added to the team. Carmelo Anthony could fit that bill, and the Philadelphia 76ers should explore further.
Marcus Smart is an elite defender, who can guard all five positions—and guard them well. Should the Philadelphia 76ers make a run at him in free agency?