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did Daryl watch the Miami series. Sixers were exposed. no dogs. no bench. too dependent on a successful embiid entry pass. for once let's have a bench that does not scare you when the starters go out.

wouldve liked to see more of moniak but guess they needed munoz more with segura out.

im one that wants to see doc go. what more do you need to see. their offense was dribbling around at the top of the key trying to feed embiid who was being fronted. When that didn't happen, there'd be like 10 seconds left and a mad scramble to find an open shot. you could argue that if Embiid was 10...

I am sick and fucking tired of hearing all this Jalen Hurts bullshit. He is a young man that we should be proud of that he is the leader of our team. He will get better, will be be the best QB in all of football, probably not. But I would ask...all those great QBs, how many SBs have they won lately...

gotta make up ground while the Mets are dealing with injuries obviously. but heading toward their what 5th shutout with a no hitter is not gonna cut it.

Buff wrote: ↑Wed May 18, 2022 12:09 pm I bet that Brooklyn will wait, next year's draft crop seems better, and there's an obvious chance the pick will be better.

i dont know about that (better pick). even if Morey essentially runs it back with substantially the same group, you have a full year of Harden.

It's Embiid, Maxey, and Harden. After that, it's open season. Me, personally would like to see Shake develop into a 6th man, and have Paul, Joe, and Bassey still here. No disagreement here. But I guess that then means that Tobias and Matisse are the bait? What kind of big name can we expect for tho...

there cannot be any semblance of running it back if you watched the level of effort in games 5 and 6. starts at the top - Doc should be gone but that doesnt look like its happening. out of the starters green is gone due to injury. obviously Embiid and hopefully Maxey are staying. i'd move on from Ha...

awfulstack wrote: ↑Sun May 15, 2022 11:59 pm The bullpen blew 3 9th inning leads that series. 80 win team as constructed

yeah 3/4 from the LA is great but this series is smoke and mirrors. same problem 3 years running. how

DAVID MURPHY'S TAKE: The Sixers don’t have a ton of flexibility to add those pieces, but they have some. Milton, Korkmaz, Thybulle, and Niang are on the books for a combined total of about $15 million in salary. In an ideal world, you’d be able to roll them into a trade that nets a wing or two who ...