Likes and Dislikes: Rebounding (good), defensive communication (bad)
The Sixers have been more competitive on the defensive glass since the All-Star break, but still suffer from too many defensive breakdowns.
Likes and dislikes are a type of column where we go into detail on one like, and one dislike, we've seen from the 76ers' recent play.
The Sixers have been more competitive on the defensive glass since the All-Star break, but still suffer from too many defensive breakdowns.
The Sixers are humming right along, winners of six straight games, seven of their last eight, and 12 of their last 15, despite playing some of the best competition that the league has to offer. In fact, since January 25th the Sixers have beaten the Denver Nuggets (#1 seed in
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Two likes, and two "dislikes", to the start of the James Harden era in Philly. From Embiid as a roll man to Tobias Harris' struggles, we dive deep on some early impressions of the new-look Sixers.
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