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Sixteen wrote:We were probably better off building around Jrue Holiday @ this point. Teams that were 3-4 years behind us like the Magic, Wolves, Kings have lapped us. And all we have to show for it is an sympathy MVP. lol. If you wasn't born in this area I have no idea why you would choose to be a fan of this team
Black Mage wrote:Sixteen wrote:We were probably better off building around Jrue Holiday @ this point. Teams that were 3-4 years behind us like the Magic, Wolves, Kings have lapped us. And all we have to show for it is an sympathy MVP. lol. If you wasn't born in this area I have no idea why you would choose to be a fan of this team
Not like Jrue sniffed any success off on his own. He became valuable as a complimentary piece being brought in on a trade. He took another 5-6 years to fully realize his talent.
Sixteen wrote:Black Mage wrote:Sixteen wrote:We were probably better off building around Jrue Holiday @ this point. Teams that were 3-4 years behind us like the Magic, Wolves, Kings have lapped us. And all we have to show for it is an sympathy MVP. lol. If you wasn't born in this area I have no idea why you would choose to be a fan of this team
Not like Jrue sniffed any success off on his own. He became valuable as a complimentary piece being brought in on a trade. He took another 5-6 years to fully realize his talent.
Yeah but he dragged a team that fielded Spencer Hawes & Evan Turner to the 2nd round and got just as close to the ECF as Embiid did lol
Black Mage wrote:Sixteen wrote:Black Mage wrote:
Not like Jrue sniffed any success off on his own. He became valuable as a complimentary piece being brought in on a trade. He took another 5-6 years to fully realize his talent.
Yeah but he dragged a team that fielded Spencer Hawes & Evan Turner to the 2nd round and got just as close to the ECF as Embiid did lol
And the next year or so after the Heatles came into existence and then the Warriors came along. Sixers would have been treadmilling.
Arsenal wrote:
Jordan flu game incoming! We gonna look back on tonight as the turning point!!!
We will watch who will be better tonight. Tyler range is better now but if I was bias, McCain has better range. I just try to be impartial.Black Mage wrote:WentzerWuver wrote:McCain is turning into the next Herro but with less range, as they will face each other tonight. That is high praised as a prolific scorer in this league like Tyler was as a rook! If McCain come off the bench as a rook, he should win the 6th man award at this pace. Book it!Arsenal wrote:Jo is doubtful due to illness. Maxey is still out. Meanwhile, Jimmy Butler is available after missing games with an ankle sprain. That adds up to yet another L and a 2-11 record (lol).
The only reason to watch is to see (future) superstar Jared McCain continue taking over the team. Hoping he goes for 30+.
Time's yours...
https://www.espn.com/nba/game/_/gameId/401704811/76ers-heat
https://youtube.com/shorts/lmU9TOKHBEU?si=3ZbKJG_DsDTygXUL
https://youtube.com/shorts/Jd3aw1tbOzQ?si=aFnYdyohp5g8oKNt
https://youtu.be/1Lsr7B7itUQ?si=D-dd1hky_6U50jQm
Yikes is this a bad take. Herro wasn't good as a rookie and it's taken him years and I'm still not sure he has the poise and control that McCain has and what range do you think Herro has that McCain doesnt?
Negrodamus wrote:More than Embiid, Paul George better start doing something or he's going to start getting a lot more attention soon. He's being paid too much to be sub 40% shooter.
MikRay wrote:Should we really congrats a guy for simply doing their job??
Stanford wrote:Jared looking lost with the starters
