The Philadelphia 76ers are enjoying its best start since 2000-01 when Allen Iverson led Philly to a 10-0 start en route to the NBA Finals. Let's overreact!
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What Daryl Morey saw has come to fruition: Tyrese Maxey has blossomed into a star in the NBA at the perfect time for the Philadelphia 76ers.
With James Harden out of the picture, many thought the Sixers would regress. But a 5-1 start has turned a lot of heads so far.
James Harden is here for a reason. Daryl Morey is here for a reason. If you said its to win a championship, you might have missed the mark...
Is Joel Embiid's days in Philadelphia numbered? If the Sixers flame out again, The Process might need some re-processing to complete its goal: A Title.
Tyrese Maxey is coming into his own. Alongside Joel Embiid and James Harden, fans should meet the Philadelphia 76ers new "Big 3"
Nikola Jokic has been coming on strong in the MVP race over the last two weeks. However, Philadelphia 76ers star Joel Embiid had a stronger response.
James Harden is here to give the Sixers something that hasn't been seen the days of Allen Iverson. Can he answer the questions Sixers fans are waiting for?
Can the Philadelphia 76ers fix their issues before the playoffs start? History says that time isn't on their side. Another failure and the fans won't either
Last year, the thought of the Sixers taking a chance on Lonzo Ball was met with hostility. Three games in to the new season, The Sixers might have it wrong.
Joel Embiid is a championship caliber player for a franchise. But are the Sixers the franchise that he'll win one for? Only time will tell.
Ben Simmons doesn't want to be here. Sixers fans don't want him here either. Time has run out for the relationship. A new start is what both parties need.
Enough is enough, it's time to expect more from the Philadelphia 76ers All-Star playmaker Ben Simmons during this playoff run.
The Sixers need Ben Simmons to level up when the competition matters most. Can the three-time All-Star unlock new aspects of his skill set?
The first-place Philadelphia 76ers have candidates for MVP, Defensive Player of the Year, Coach of the Year, and Executive of the Year.
The Sixers, after years without proper leadership, finally have a true alpha presence in Joel Embiid, who has stepped up his game considerably this season.
The Philadelphia 76ers are 19-34 on the road over the past two seasons, compared to 42-6 at home. Something needs to change, and quickly.
The Philadelphia 76ers can learn a lot from the Seattle Seahawks' infamous Super Bowl blunder.
The Philadelphia 76ers should take a chance on Lonzo Ball, the former No. 2 overall pick who is on the trade market in New Orleans.
The Sixers now have a tall mountain to climb following James Harden's trade to the Brooklyn Nets. How can Philadelphia overcome the NBA's newest superteam?