Philadelphia 76ers mailbag questions ranging from Joel Embiid's defensive versatility, Brett Brown's playbook, and the Sixers playing versus high schoolers.
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The Philadelphia 76ers have just acquired one of the youngest high-flying wings in the league. Is Justin Anderson a legitimate piece for the Sixers' future?
With Joel Embiid missing 13 of his last 14 games heading into the All-Star break, will he do enough this season to win Rookie of the Year?
On the heels of two game winners in the span of a month, what should we make of T.J. McConnell's future in the NBA and with the Philadelphia 76ers?
With Jahlil Okafor rumored to be involved in NBA rumors, what does this mean for Nerlens Noel and his long-term future with the Philadelphia 76ers?
In weekly Philadelphia 76ers likes and dislikes, we cover Joel Embiid's All-Star snub, the Sixers' defensive progress, and check in on Sixers' hair styles.
Inspired by Zach Lowe's "Ten Things I like and don't like," here is an all-philadelphia 76ers edition of finding six things I like and do not.
With the Philadelphia 76ers' big man log jam nearing a climax, it’s time to break out the fake trades. Find out where Nerlens Noel might end up.
A Christmas themed Philadelphia 76ers anecdote that documents Brett Brown and the Sixers' struggles one fateful night in Phoenix against the Suns.
After examining the full breakdown of the Philadelphia 76ers' rotation, Bryan Colangelo may be forced to trade two more big man than he has been implying.
While it is unreasonable to expect Okafor to change his entire game, these changes are subtle tendencies that can be easily fixed with proper coaching.