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Slowly and steadily this team is rounding into shape. Coach Brown does not always make quick in game adjustments, but these next few games will highlight what this team is lacking and what the GM should focus on if this team is going to make a significant playoff push.

I believe the next 10 games will end like this if injuries are not an issue.

Harden will not beat us by himself. With Jimmy/Ben guarding him and Embiid protecting the rim. He may get his points but it won't be enough to beat the 76ers.

The Lakers are very very overrated even with Lebron. I love Lebron but the guy is 34 and father time is undefeated. He will never win another title and even if he is with the Lakers when they play the 76ers it won't be enough.

The Raptors at home is a must win. It's a win the team need for a confidence boost.

Boston at home is a game I would like to check as a win. But they turn it up to play the 76ers and they have Ben's number and the teams number for now.

The travel and the thin air in Denver will do us in.

Houston win
Spurs win
Denver loss
Los angles win
Gs loss
Kings win
Toronto win
Denver win
Los angles win
Boston loss

7-3 is not bad, And the team will be getting better.

Why should we lose to Boston at home. All
The losses to Boston have been on the road.

Adding up the 538 win percentages (not perfect but a quick and easy starting point), the average result is 6.02 wins. 6-4 sounds about right.

Obviously there's a bunch of variables here, most notably whether Lebron is playing in either or both of the Laker games. CP3 is also supposed to be back this week, not sure if he's playing tomorrow.

One thing I predict is that Embiid sits out the game in Denver, he gets 5 days off to solve the back thing, avoids having to deal with the thin air ect.

I see a .500 record from going on how this team has played. Can they turn it on and win more? Yes but they haven’t shown they can be consistently good yet against better competitions.

kuclas wrote:Why should we lose to Boston at home. All
The losses to Boston have been on the road.

Because Boston has Ben's number for now.

Here's how I see things going

Houston OT win - Tight win, with Embiid beasting, and Harden feasting
Spurs win - We redeem ourselves after that ugly loss last time
Denver loss - I think we lose this too
Los angles win - No LeBron, and looks like Lonzo will be out for a while
Gs Win- This should be close IMO, I think we get our first win in a while.
Kings win
Toronto loss - Toronto will have their whole time back, I think they get revenge on us for the last game.
Denver loss
Los angles win
Boston Win - We finally beat Boston this season. Embiid obliterates them, and Jimmy kicks ass. Ben has a decent game.

Overall 7-3. I could see use losing all these games too, or atleast the ones against the Kings and Warriors.

I'll be very surprised if this team, as is right now, goes any better than 5-5 over the next 10.

If Elton gets off his *** and makes some upgrades... then it's a different story.

They are likely to have a very good stretch here, and I don't mean necessarily with the record, but they will play really well.

6-4

W vs. HOU
W vs. SAS
L @ DEN
L @ LAL
L @ GS
W @ SAC
L vs. TOR
W vs. DEN
W vs. LAL
W vs. BOS

kelle comes back and we win all 10 games. 10-0

jk, i hope we can win at least 5 games.

BoomBap wrote:kelle comes back and we win all 10 games. 10-0

jk, i hope we can win at least 5 games.

Nah, we are saving Fultz for the playoffs, he will be our X factor against Celtics. We are just making it fair for other teams so they can compete.

Optimist in me thinks we can win 8, pesimists says 6, so I'll go with realistic 7.

Sixerscan wrote:Adding up the 538 win percentages (not perfect but a quick and easy starting point), the average result is 6.02 wins. 6-4 sounds about right.

Obviously there's a bunch of variables here, most notably whether Lebron is playing in either or both of the Laker games. CP3 is also supposed to be back this week, not sure if he's playing tomorrow.

One thing I predict is that Embiid sits out the game in Denver, he gets 5 days off to solve the back thing, avoids having to deal with the thin air ect.

Nailed it

We're gonna get killed in Denver without Embiid or Butler.

Sixerscan wrote:

Sixerscan wrote:Adding up the 538 win percentages (not perfect but a quick and easy starting point), the average result is 6.02 wins. 6-4 sounds about right.

Obviously there's a bunch of variables here, most notably whether Lebron is playing in either or both of the Laker games. CP3 is also supposed to be back this week, not sure if he's playing tomorrow.

One thing I predict is that Embiid sits out the game in Denver, he gets 5 days off to solve the back thing, avoids having to deal with the thin air ect.

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Nailed it

Good call man ! You have inside sauces you want to talk about?

ProcessDoctor wrote:We're gonna get killed in Denver without Embiid or Butler.

Did the league hand out suspensions yet?

11 games. Minimum.

Jokic got a 1 game suspension, he’ll serve it tonight and be back against the Sixers tomorrow

Eyeamok wrote:

Sixerscan wrote:

Sixerscan wrote:Adding up the 538 win percentages (not perfect but a quick and easy starting point), the average result is 6.02 wins. 6-4 sounds about right.

Obviously there's a bunch of variables here, most notably whether Lebron is playing in either or both of the Laker games. CP3 is also supposed to be back this week, not sure if he's playing tomorrow.

One thing I predict is that Embiid sits out the game in Denver, he gets 5 days off to solve the back thing, avoids having to deal with the thin air ect.

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Nailed it

Good call man ! You have inside sauces you want to talk about?

Can't go wrong with marinara

Sixers won in Denver without embiid. Embiid is out Saturday. I think is more than just rest. It’s the high altitude of the Denver air as well.

Butler is likely out also.

This is a planned L for the sixers.