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76ers 2023-24 Season Thread Part 1

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Re: 76ers 2023-24 Season Thread Part 1 

Post#1601 » by M2J » Sun Jan 7, 2024 7:19 pm

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NYSixersFan wrote:Who exactly are we signing or trading for in the off-season to make it worthwhile throwing this year away?


Winning back to back MVP is worth more than a championship trophy.



That and All NBA for Maxey. At first it was let's see this team through the summer and see what Maxey can do. I think we know now, 26-29ppg efficient and 6-8 assists.

If they make a trade I don't think he has to be the one that takes her step backwards, it should be Joel. As being in the Bay and watching Steph and Klay play the greatest decoys and spacers of all time, Maxey's actions should be the first player that any teammate looks for in the offense, even without Maxey being the dominant usage guy. If they look for him it opens up everything... as the entire defense needs to keep track. But, ultimately this year needs to be about winning a title. I'd say it's safe to say Maxey is going to be well taken care of this summer.
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Re: 76ers 2023-24 Season Thread Part 1 

Post#1602 » by Kobblehead » Sun Jan 7, 2024 7:38 pm

Paul Reed is basically our only tradeable multiyear contract player. He's not going to be a factor in the playoffs, given the fact that he only plays C minutes.

Given that we don't have any prospects on our roster from the last two drafts, this team has a void of young talent. I'd like to plug that void.

I'd like to explore the possibility of moving Paul Reed in a deal to acquire some longterm youth. Let's get a rookie contract player to develop. There's alot of skilled prospects that are not being given a chance on their respective teams.

Can we get Gradey Dick from Toronto?
Can we get Brice Sensabaugh from Utah?
Can we get Kobe Bufkin from Atlanta?
Can we get Jett Howard from Orlando?
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Re: 76ers 2023-24 Season Thread Part 1 

Post#1603 » by Negrodamus » Sun Jan 7, 2024 8:12 pm

I think we missed the boat on getting DeRozan for relatively cheap, so I’m not sure there’s a real move to make this year. Also concerned this off-season is going to be underwhelming.
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Re: 76ers 2023-24 Season Thread Part 1 

Post#1604 » by Negrodamus » Sun Jan 7, 2024 8:19 pm

Kobblehead wrote:Paul Reed is basically our only tradeable multiyear contract player. He's not going to be a factor in the playoffs, given the fact that he only plays C minutes.

Given that we don't have any prospects on our roster from the last two drafts, this team has a void of young talent. I'd like to plug that void.

I'd like to explore the possibility of moving Paul Reed in a deal to acquire some longterm youth. Let's get a rookie contract player to develop. There's alot of skilled prospects that are not being given a chance on their respective teams.

Can we get Gradey Dick from Toronto?
Can we get Brice Sensabaugh from Utah?
Can we get Kobe Bufkin from Atlanta?
Can we get Jett Howard from Orlando?


My vote is Moody.
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Post#1605 » by youngcrev » Sun Jan 7, 2024 8:22 pm

Kobblehead wrote:Paul Reed is basically our only tradeable multiyear contract player. He's not going to be a factor in the playoffs, given the fact that he only plays C minutes.

Given that we don't have any prospects on our roster from the last two drafts, this team has a void of young talent. I'd like to plug that void.

I'd like to explore the possibility of moving Paul Reed in a deal to acquire some longterm youth. Let's get a rookie contract player to develop. There's alot of skilled prospects that are not being given a chance on their respective teams.

Can we get Gradey Dick from Toronto?
Can we get Brice Sensabaugh from Utah?
Can we get Kobe Bufkin from Atlanta?
Can we get Jett Howard from Orlando?


The factor in the playoffs would be not having to play Bamba and ending up with Embiid having insane on/off numbers.

Regardless, if someone wants to give decent value for him they should absolutely consider. I'd be pretty surprised though.
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Re: 76ers 2023-24 Season Thread Part 1 

Post#1606 » by Sportfan73 » Sun Jan 7, 2024 8:37 pm

Kobblehead wrote:Paul Reed is basically our only tradeable multiyear contract player. He's not going to be a factor in the playoffs, given the fact that he only plays C minutes.

Given that we don't have any prospects on our roster from the last two drafts, this team has a void of young talent. I'd like to plug that void.

I'd like to explore the possibility of moving Paul Reed in a deal to acquire some longterm youth. Let's get a rookie contract player to develop. There's alot of skilled prospects that are not being given a chance on their respective teams.

Can we get Gradey Dick from Toronto?
Can we get Brice Sensabaugh from Utah?
Can we get Kobe Bufkin from Atlanta?
Can we get Jett Howard from Orlando?

Reed has a NTC until the end of the season because he was an RFA with a matched offer and if he is on a team that doesn’t make the second round of the playoffs his contract becomes unguarenteed
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Re: 76ers 2023-24 Season Thread Part 1 

Post#1607 » by Mik317 » Sun Jan 7, 2024 8:49 pm

we have lost playoff series in those 8-13 minutes Biid sits. Reed has been a spazoid this season but he has proven to be a guy who brings it in the playoffs...in those said 8-13 minutes.
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Post#1608 » by ProcessDoctor » Sun Jan 7, 2024 9:31 pm

I would argue we need to make a trade by the deadline. We have so many expiring contracts to match salaries...all those will be gone this summer, and pretty much none of them warrant the same money next season, sans Melton.

Harris and Morris are the obvious two, with Batum, Covington, Korkmaz, and House as needed. Would love to send out Reed if he waives his NTC.
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Re: 76ers 2023-24 Season Thread Part 1 

Post#1609 » by Jailblazers7 » Mon Jan 8, 2024 1:16 am

I’d still be interested in a trade that sends Tobias out for Gordon Hayward. The bball IQ difference would just off the screen as soon as Hayward started playing. It would be a risk because of Hayward’s injury history (he’s currently out with a calf strain) but I think he’d be great for us.
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Post#1610 » by M2J » Mon Jan 8, 2024 2:29 am

The Murray move makes so much sense due to the age, fit, and contract is very movable if needed. He's an underpaid all star level player. I think Maxey is a great lead guard, but if they do this correctly Murray can run the offense and Maxey can be the engine of the offense.

I think part of the problem in Atlanta is that Murray actually dims his best game, because Young won't and can't play off the ball. I will say I think it is definitely helped Murray improve his game being a very capable off ball player. I think their thought last year was that Dejounte would run the offense and Trae would play off ball...And he is definitely improved as a shooter this summer as that didn't work.
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Re: 76ers 2023-24 Season Thread Part 1 

Post#1611 » by 76ciology » Mon Jan 8, 2024 2:33 am

Kobblehead wrote:Paul Reed is basically our only tradeable multiyear contract player. He's not going to be a factor in the playoffs, given the fact that he only plays C minutes.

Given that we don't have any prospects on our roster from the last two drafts, this team has a void of young talent. I'd like to plug that void.

I'd like to explore the possibility of moving Paul Reed in a deal to acquire some longterm youth. Let's get a rookie contract player to develop. There's alot of skilled prospects that are not being given a chance on their respective teams.


Yeah, i was thinking the same thing. I think Reed can be used as a sweetener to be attached to Tobias. Like how Quickley was attached to Barrett.

Another under the radar sweetener for me is Oubre. Im not too familiar with the CBA thing but wont the team that have him by end of the season will have his bird rights?
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Re: 76ers 2023-24 Season Thread Part 1 

Post#1612 » by 76ciology » Mon Jan 8, 2024 2:40 am

NYSixersFan wrote:Who exactly are we signing or trading for in the off-season to make it worthwhile throwing this year away?


Giannis?
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Re: 76ers 2023-24 Season Thread Part 1 

Post#1613 » by the_process » Mon Jan 8, 2024 2:41 am

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Kobblehead wrote:Paul Reed is basically our only tradeable multiyear contract player. He's not going to be a factor in the playoffs, given the fact that he only plays C minutes.

Given that we don't have any prospects on our roster from the last two drafts, this team has a void of young talent. I'd like to plug that void.

I'd like to explore the possibility of moving Paul Reed in a deal to acquire some longterm youth. Let's get a rookie contract player to develop. There's alot of skilled prospects that are not being given a chance on their respective teams.

Can we get Gradey Dick from Toronto?
Can we get Brice Sensabaugh from Utah?
Can we get Kobe Bufkin from Atlanta?
Can we get Jett Howard from Orlando?


My vote is Moody.


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Re: 76ers 2023-24 Season Thread Part 1 

Post#1614 » by 76ciology » Mon Jan 8, 2024 3:02 am

Jailblazers7 wrote:I’d still be interested in a trade that sends Tobias out for Gordon Hayward. The bball IQ difference would just off the screen as soon as Hayward started playing. It would be a risk because of Hayward’s injury history (he’s currently out with a calf strain) but I think he’d be great for us.


I think it will mostly be a trade with neutral impact but Hayward’s playmaking and ability to play 2 is intriguing. But the hole at PF gets bigger to me.
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Re: 76ers 2023-24 Season Thread Part 1 

Post#1615 » by Negrodamus » Mon Jan 8, 2024 4:03 am

the_process wrote:
Negrodamus wrote:
Kobblehead wrote:Paul Reed is basically our only tradeable multiyear contract player. He's not going to be a factor in the playoffs, given the fact that he only plays C minutes.

Given that we don't have any prospects on our roster from the last two drafts, this team has a void of young talent. I'd like to plug that void.

I'd like to explore the possibility of moving Paul Reed in a deal to acquire some longterm youth. Let's get a rookie contract player to develop. There's alot of skilled prospects that are not being given a chance on their respective teams.

Can we get Gradey Dick from Toronto?
Can we get Brice Sensabaugh from Utah?
Can we get Kobe Bufkin from Atlanta?
Can we get Jett Howard from Orlando?


My vote is Moody.


Dyson Daniels.


I’d be interested but it seems the Pelicans like him quite a bit. Not sure they’d be willing to swap with a middling player like Reed
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Re: 76ers 2023-24 Season Thread Part 1 

Post#1616 » by NYSixersFan » Mon Jan 8, 2024 4:05 am

76ciology wrote:
NYSixersFan wrote:Who exactly are we signing or trading for in the off-season to make it worthwhile throwing this year away?


Giannis?


Maybe his brother.
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Re: 76ers 2023-24 Season Thread Part 1 

Post#1617 » by Negrodamus » Mon Jan 8, 2024 4:07 am

One guy I’d be interested in either this season or in the off-season is Saddiq Bey. He’s one of the best rebounding SFs per 36 in the league. He puts forth the effort. He’s also undervalued as he shares time with Johnson and Hunter. His next contract will likely be favorable as he enters his prime. The type of player we would have liked Tobi to be: a volume three point shooter who is switchable on defense and rebounds.
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Re: 76ers 2023-24 Season Thread Part 1 

Post#1618 » by M2J » Mon Jan 8, 2024 4:14 am

76ciology wrote:
Kobblehead wrote:Paul Reed is basically our only tradeable multiyear contract player. He's not going to be a factor in the playoffs, given the fact that he only plays C minutes.

Given that we don't have any prospects on our roster from the last two drafts, this team has a void of young talent. I'd like to plug that void.

I'd like to explore the possibility of moving Paul Reed in a deal to acquire some longterm youth. Let's get a rookie contract player to develop. There's alot of skilled prospects that are not being given a chance on their respective teams.


Yeah, i was thinking the same thing. I think Reed can be used as a sweetener to be attached to Tobias. Like how Quickley was attached to Barrett.

Another under the radar sweetener for me is Oubre. Im not too familiar with the CBA thing but wont the team that have him by end of the season will have his bird rights?



Oubre won't qualify for bird rights for another 2 seasons after last summer if he stays with Philly
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Re: 76ers 2023-24 Season Thread Part 1 

Post#1619 » by 76ciology » Mon Jan 8, 2024 4:22 am

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76ciology wrote:
Kobblehead wrote:Paul Reed is basically our only tradeable multiyear contract player. He's not going to be a factor in the playoffs, given the fact that he only plays C minutes.

Given that we don't have any prospects on our roster from the last two drafts, this team has a void of young talent. I'd like to plug that void.

I'd like to explore the possibility of moving Paul Reed in a deal to acquire some longterm youth. Let's get a rookie contract player to develop. There's alot of skilled prospects that are not being given a chance on their respective teams.


Yeah, i was thinking the same thing. I think Reed can be used as a sweetener to be attached to Tobias. Like how Quickley was attached to Barrett.

Another under the radar sweetener for me is Oubre. Im not too familiar with the CBA thing but wont the team that have him by end of the season will have his bird rights?



Oubre won't qualify for bird rights for another 2 seasons after last summer if he stays with Philly


Oh then disregard that thought about him being a possible sweetener to a deal
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Re: 76ers 2023-24 Season Thread Part 1 

Post#1620 » by M2J » Mon Jan 8, 2024 4:24 am

76ciology wrote:
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76ciology wrote:
Yeah, i was thinking the same thing. I think Reed can be used as a sweetener to be attached to Tobias. Like how Quickley was attached to Barrett.

Another under the radar sweetener for me is Oubre. Im not too familiar with the CBA thing but wont the team that have him by end of the season will have his bird rights?



Oubre won't qualify for bird rights for another 2 seasons after last summer if he stays with Philly


Oh then disregard that thought about him being a possible sweetener to a deal


Shouldn't trade him, they need him. Great 2 way fit.

He has now JR Smith'd himself in the league, shall forever be a reasonable contract in his prime

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