Week in Review: Mailbag, CBA notes and the end of the regular season
A look at what's left on the Sixers' schedule; CBA notes; mailbag questions.
Recapping the previous week.
A look at what's left on the Sixers' schedule; CBA notes; mailbag questions.
The Sixers not catch the Celtics for the #2 seed. Maybe that's a good thing.
Joel Embiid made his case to be the frontrunner for the league's MVP award.
Winning without their stars; improvement in Milton's passing; surviving Harrell minutes; a perfect 5-0 week to vault to second in the East.
Embiid and Tucker might be back tonight; the backup center battle; Tyrese Maxey thriving in dual roles.
First-half struggles on defense lead to a pair of losses; thoughts on staggering Embiid and Harden's minutes; stuff you should check out.
The Sixers' offense is picking up steam; Key stats from last week's games; thoughts on the MVP race.
Joel Embiid is great. The Sixers, at least right now, are not.
What I'm keying in on as Harden is set to return to the lineup; what stood out from last week's results; a look at the week ahead; injury report; required reading.
Led by Shake Milton, Tobias Harris and a motley crew of role players, the Sixers have weathered what could have been a disastrous start to the season.
Stats from last week; encouraging trends; concerns; the absurdly long injury report; thoughts on PJ Tucker's play; required reading.
He's just really good at basketball. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Whether it's poor effort or inexcusable decisions, the Sixers continue to find new and creative ways to shoot themselves in the foot to start the season.
Thoughts on the 0-3 start; statistical trends that stand out; content you may have missed.
Where the Sixers stand after waiving Trevelin Queen, and what to watch out for in the final two preseason games.
Initial thoughts on the stadium proposal at 10th and Market, on whether this is the best team of the Joel Embiid era, and the relationship between players and the media, specifically as it relates to the Jim Salisbury vs Nick Castellanos interaction.