Friday, March 25th, 2022
Is it possible to be consistently good at transition defense? We answer that as a mailbag question in today's newsletter.
Is it possible to be consistently good at transition defense? We answer that as a mailbag question in today's newsletter.
In this week's Likes and Dislikes column we take a look at the incredible jump Tyrese Maxey has made as a scorer, and dive into why the Sixers frequently struggle defending in transition.
Should Georges Niang, Matisse Thybulle or Danny Green be in the closing lineup? Mailbag question, Lakers preview and more in today's morning newsletter.
Less than 24 hours after one of their worst performances of the season, Tyrese Maxey, Shake Milton and Furkan Korkmaz led the Sixers to a convincing win over the East-leading Miami Heat. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
The Sixers got outworked on the boards, falling to the Toronto Raptors by a score of 93-88. The loss drops the Sixers into a virtual tie with the Boston Celtics for the third seed.
The Sixers take on Luka Doncic and the Dallas Mavericks tonight at the Wells Fargo Center, as they kick off a tough stretch of three games in four nights.
The Sixers used a late fourth quarter run to finally take control over the pesky Cavs, with Embiid (35-17-5) helping the Sixers overcome another putrid performance from their bench.
Kyrie Irving drops a 60-spot against the Magic, Sixers vs Cavs info, and a link roundup in today's newsletter.
An atrocious performance by the Sixers bench and horrible transition defense spoiled an MVP caliber performance from Joel Embiid, as the Sixers fell to the Nuggets 114-110.
Link roundup from the Sixers' 116-114 win over the Magic, along with an overview of tonight's game against the Denver Nuggets.
Well, that was a disaster. Sixers fall to the Nets 129-100.
With the Ben Simmons circus rolling into town, let's do something wild and talk about stuff on the basketball court, with some early takeaways from the start of the James Harden era in Philly.
A night after Nikola Jokic dropped a 46-point triple double, Joel Embiid responded with a 43-point outing to lead the Sixers in a win over the Bulls. The MVP race is on.
The Sixers have won all three games against the Bulls, but have had trouble stopping Chicago's star wings, as DeRozan and LaVine have averaged 35.7 and 29.5 points per game against the Sixers this year, respectively.
Is DeAndre Jordan the answer as the team's backup center?
The Sixers outclassed the Knicks in their Wednesday night rematch, as the Sixers' big 3 of Embiid (27), Harden (26) and Maxey (25) dominated the Knicks in the second half.