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Trust the NEXT Process.

FolesMVP09 wrote: ↑Sun May 14, 2023 9:33 pm Either they fire Glenn, or they are not worth any of us wasting our time on next season

Agree 100% on firing Glenn. But the roster is what it is, no matter the coach. This team is multiple players short of being a Top 5-6 team in the NBA.

Rooting hard for a Miami-Denver NBA Finals.

I want Embiid traded for his sake. It's not happening here...

Doc is a fine regular season coach. He seems to have good communication with his star players and gets his team to play hard most of the time.

Come playoffs, when you have to face the same team multiple times, is when he gets thoroughly exposed. He takes way too long to make in-game adjustments (if he even makes them) and refuses to mix things up and give opposing teams a different look other than throwing them the occasional zone defense. He has zero faith in young players and ends up losing guys like Isaiah Joe, who could have made a difference in the playoffs.

23 points is the biggest margin in a quarter ever in a game 7

Another notch in Glenn's belt

Korkmaz coming in

Rivers, besides blowing a record setting three 3-1 series leads, now has lost 7 series that he was up 3-2 in and has never won a game 7

Good thing that they keep on bringing him back

You don't trade a 29yo MVP unicorn.

You have to build young, athletic around Embiid.

Maxey, Reed, Springer stay with Embiid. See if a contender wants Tucker. Let Harden go to Houston.

Miami and Boston are the most experienced athletic teams in the NBA. They are also the most physical.

This shouldn't be a surprise.

Be athletic.
Be physical.
Be able to shoot 3s.
Be able to defend.