Fischella wrote:Tomjas wrote:Novel idea: construct a roster & system that suits them both
That's kinda impossible
It's always impossible until it is done.
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Fischella wrote:Tomjas wrote:Novel idea: construct a roster & system that suits them both
That's kinda impossible
Fischella wrote:I think none of you guys that are pro-Embiid no how basketball works today.. is way easier to win it all with Omer Asik than Olajuwon.
Actually if you ask me which Center I want for my perfect championship caliber team, I will chose Asik hands down
76ciology wrote:moistie wrote:76ciology wrote:
If we can get Kawhi or AD in return, you wouldnt trade him?
I'll take my chances with a twenty two year old stud with court vision, an already highly developed defensive game, a work ethic who plays for the team (not stats).
You guys are convinced he will never improve his jump shot, that he is a finished product at 22. I don't see it that way.
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Ben may or may not improve his jumper.
Sixers will be a much better team if we get Kahwi or AD in return for Ben.
Biid’s load management is like Duncan in his final years. I’m not going to put all my eggs with the developmemt of Ben’s shooting
LloydFree wrote:The problem regarding building a team with Embiid and Simmons isn't that difficult to solve.
The 76ers need to make sure they have 3 players who will willingly catch-and-shoot as long as Embiid and Simmons are here. And they need someone who can both guard the perimeter and hit perimeter shots.
Butler has to go. I don't care how they do it, whether it's through sign-and-trade, or signing someone else into his Caphold, he's the one that has to be sacrificed. Even last night in a win I saw Jimmy Butler catch the ball wide open on the perimeter and he either hesitated before shooting (and missing) or tried to dribble into a mid-range shot. He clogs the offense nearly as much as Simmons. They aren't trading Embiid, and everybody knows it. And they'd be stupid to trade a 22 year old, 6'10 PG, to fit in a 30 year old who is clearly on the decline.
ProcessDoctor wrote:LloydFree wrote:The problem regarding building a team with Embiid and Simmons isn't that difficult to solve.
The 76ers need to make sure they have 3 players who will willingly catch-and-shoot as long as Embiid and Simmons are here. And they need someone who can both guard the perimeter and hit perimeter shots.
Butler has to go. I don't care how they do it, whether it's through sign-and-trade, or signing someone else into his Caphold, he's the one that has to be sacrificed. Even last night in a win I saw Jimmy Butler catch the ball wide open on the perimeter and he either hesitated before shooting (and missing) or tried to dribble into a mid-range shot. He clogs the offense nearly as much as Simmons. They aren't trading Embiid, and everybody knows it. And they'd be stupid to trade a 22 year old, 6'10 PG, to fit in a 30 year old who is clearly on the decline.
A sign-and-trade isn't a bad idea. Who do you trade him for though? We'll need a closer back IMO.
Fischella wrote:I think none of you guys that are pro-Embiid no how basketball works today.. is way easier to win it all with Omer Asik than Olajuwon.
Actually if you ask me which Center I want for my perfect championship caliber team, I will chose Asik hands down
LloydFree wrote:The problem regarding building a team with Embiid and Simmons isn't that difficult to solve.
The 76ers need to make sure they have 3 players who will willingly catch-and-shoot as long as Embiid and Simmons are here. And they need someone who can both guard the perimeter and hit perimeter shots.
Butler has to go. I don't care how they do it, whether it's through sign-and-trade, or signing someone else into his Caphold, he's the one that has to be sacrificed. Even last night in a win I saw Jimmy Butler catch the ball wide open on the perimeter and he either hesitated before shooting (and missing) or tried to dribble into a mid-range shot. He clogs the offense nearly as much as Simmons. They aren't trading Embiid, and everybody knows it. And they'd be stupid to trade a 22 year old, 6'10 PG, to fit in a 30 year old who is clearly on the decline.
PhillyPhilly wrote:LloydFree wrote:The problem regarding building a team with Embiid and Simmons isn't that difficult to solve.
The 76ers need to make sure they have 3 players who will willingly catch-and-shoot as long as Embiid and Simmons are here. And they need someone who can both guard the perimeter and hit perimeter shots.
Butler has to go. I don't care how they do it, whether it's through sign-and-trade, or signing someone else into his Caphold, he's the one that has to be sacrificed. Even last night in a win I saw Jimmy Butler catch the ball wide open on the perimeter and he either hesitated before shooting (and missing) or tried to dribble into a mid-range shot. He clogs the offense nearly as much as Simmons. They aren't trading Embiid, and everybody knows it. And they'd be stupid to trade a 22 year old, 6'10 PG, to fit in a 30 year old who is clearly on the decline.
SMH why does there always have to be a scapegoat? The other day folks were calling for Simmons to be traded, now Ben shut them up the Jimmy hate has started again? Don't yall ever get tired? Our best five has played together a grand total of TWELVE TIMES!!!.. so any notion about who "has to go" is simply BS because we've not seen the true potential of this side yet. And again why the hell are you so concerned about his age? He's 29 right now and is younger than Curry, Chris Paul, Durant etc, so what's the problem? Also wasn't he our second top scorer this season and won us games on his own late? And yall are STILL moaning?
So let me ask you, who replaces Jimmy if he leaves? Because that's a question none of yall "Jimmy out" guys can seem to answer.
LloydFree wrote:ProcessDoctor wrote:LloydFree wrote:The problem regarding building a team with Embiid and Simmons isn't that difficult to solve.
The 76ers need to make sure they have 3 players who will willingly catch-and-shoot as long as Embiid and Simmons are here. And they need someone who can both guard the perimeter and hit perimeter shots.
Butler has to go. I don't care how they do it, whether it's through sign-and-trade, or signing someone else into his Caphold, he's the one that has to be sacrificed. Even last night in a win I saw Jimmy Butler catch the ball wide open on the perimeter and he either hesitated before shooting (and missing) or tried to dribble into a mid-range shot. He clogs the offense nearly as much as Simmons. They aren't trading Embiid, and everybody knows it. And they'd be stupid to trade a 22 year old, 6'10 PG, to fit in a 30 year old who is clearly on the decline.
A sign-and-trade isn't a bad idea. Who do you trade him for though? We'll need a closer back IMO.
I don't think they'll have the opportunity to sign-and-trade Butler because there are so many teams with CAP space. I think he goes to Brooklyn, Dallas or the Lakers. But if a sign and trade came available, I'd want Josh Richardson (and Olynyk as salary filler).
But I don't think that kind of deal is necessary. Butler's Caphold is large enough to sign a replacement out-right. I think there are a bunch of guys that can be picked up to approximate the role that the 76ers are asking Butler to play for 3/4th's of every game.
76ciology wrote:moistie wrote:76ciology wrote:
If we can get Kawhi or AD in return, you wouldnt trade him?
I'll take my chances with a twenty two year old stud with court vision, an already highly developed defensive game, a work ethic who plays for the team (not stats).
You guys are convinced he will never improve his jump shot, that he is a finished product at 22. I don't see it that way.
Sent from my SM-G960F using Tapatalk
Ben may or may not improve his jumper.
Sixers will be a much better team if we get Kahwi or AD in return for Ben.
Biid’s load management is like Duncan in his final years. I’m not going to put all my eggs with the developmemt of Ben’s shooting
sixers hoops wrote:
in their 30’s. Important to take into consideration.
If you think we are on a path for a championship with our current roster, then you are likely in the minority. It’s important to objectively evaluate your own team, or you’ll end up with a team that’s not fun to evaluate.
kuclas wrote:Embiid looks to be out again tomorrow. As much as I love embiid as the franchise cornerstone. He’s just simply too unreliable injury wise.
Like someone suggested before. Maybe a trade with Minnesota for KAT straight up may work out for both teams. KAT isn’t gonna to win with the way the timberwolves are constructed.
Embiid has injury protection clauses in his contract for any team trading for him.
It may be a win win for both franchises. Minnesota will get the better (but more unreliable player). But sixers get a more reliable player. But if embiid ever gets and stays healthy. Minnesota will be contending for a title with embiid. Who knows he may knock some common sense into Andrew Wiggins his college teammate.
kuclas wrote:Embiid looks to be out again tomorrow. As much as I love embiid as the franchise cornerstone. He’s just simply too unreliable injury wise.
Like someone suggested before. Maybe a trade with Minnesota for KAT straight up may work out for both teams. KAT isn’t gonna to win with the way the timberwolves are constructed.
Embiid has injury protection clauses in his contract for any team trading for him.
It may be a win win for both franchises. Minnesota will get the better (but more unreliable player). But sixers get a more reliable player. But if embiid ever gets and stays healthy. Minnesota will be contending for a title with embiid. Who knows he may knock some common sense into Andrew Wiggins his college teammate.
kuclas wrote:Embiid looks to be out again tomorrow. As much as I love embiid as the franchise cornerstone. He’s just simply too unreliable injury wise.
Like someone suggested before. Maybe a trade with Minnesota for KAT straight up may work out for both teams. KAT isn’t gonna to win with the way the timberwolves are constructed.
Embiid has injury protection clauses in his contract for any team trading for him.
It may be a win win for both franchises. Minnesota will get the better (but more unreliable player). But sixers get a more reliable player. But if embiid ever gets and stays healthy. Minnesota will be contending for a title with embiid. Who knows he may knock some common sense into Andrew Wiggins his college teammate.
LloydFree wrote:The problem regarding building a team with Embiid and Simmons isn't that difficult to solve.
The 76ers need to make sure they have 3 players who will willingly catch-and-shoot as long as Embiid and Simmons are here. And they need someone who can both guard the perimeter and hit perimeter shots.
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