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It's time to take a look back on the 2008-2009 season, and assess how each player performed. More importantly, though, I want to pay close attention to how the pieces on this young team progressed. It's Andre Miller's turn today. Stats, trends, highlights and lowlights after the jump.
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When the magic ping pong balls handed the number one pick to the Clippers last night, the fate - or at least the availability - of a few players changed instantaneously. After the jump, we'll talk about whether the Sixers can find a way to take advantage.
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During the lottery tonight I'll be here updating as the pieces fall in place. When the order is decided, I'll have some quick, Sixers-centric analysis. If you're watching at home, join me in the comments. In the mean time, who do you want to see win the top picks?
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It's time to take a look back on the 2008-2009 season, and assess how each player performed. More importantly, though, I want to pay close attention to how the pieces on this young team progressed. It's Andre Iguodala's turn today. Stats, trends, highlights and lowlights after the jump.
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The more I see Dalembert trade ideas kicked around, the more something scares me. If you watched the Sixers play this season, even a little bit, it should scare you as well.
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I'd like to switch gears a little bit today, remove the focus from the draft and the hunt for a head coach, and try to figure out if there's any way the Sixers can get out from under Willie Green, both Willie the player and Willie the contract. We'll explore after the jump.
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If you read between the lines, there could be a story developing quietly in the search for a head coach. After the jump I'll make an attempt to connect a few dots from various reports.
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When Ed Stefanski sits down with Eddie Jordan today, the first question he needs to ask is, "Do you believe Andre Iguodala can play the two guard?" If the answer is no, the interview should end right there. You may think this is hyperbole, but it's not. After the jump we'll take a look at some splits and talk about the future of this franchise, at least in the near term.
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As the Sixers' roster stands right now, the biggest concern is not a shooter, at least not directly. The biggest concern is the lack of a point guard. I have my fingers crossed that this will be at least partially resolved in the draft, but we have to face the fact that even if they do draft a point, he may not be able to handle the load as starter in 2009-2010. So after the jump we'll take a look at the free agent class of PGs and talk a little about them.
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If Theo's post-game comments after game 6 left any doubt that he'd either retire or find another team to play for next season, Ed Stefanski removed the doubt by saying he doesn't want Theo back. After the jump we'll talk a little about coaches and other P.D. developments.
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It didn't take long after their first meeting since game six of the playoffs. Ed Stefanski made the announcement this afternoon that Tony DiLeo would resume his position in the front office. He's done as head coach.
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Latest comment: from john
Try it :)...
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Admittedly, I do not watch a great deal of college basketball. I just don't have the time. Usually, as the season ends, I scramble to read everything I can about the players the Sixers may be targeting. This season, there seems to be more video readily available as well. Personally, I think the Sixers have to draft a point with their #17 pick, or possibly even move up to get one if they can. After the jump, I'll give my initial thoughts on which point I'd like to see the Sixers get.
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I'm going to dip into the vernacular of the medical field for two phrases for today's entry in the radical idea series. DNR (do not resuscitate) and "First do no harm." I'll explain after the jump.
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Latest comment: from John
Of course you trade lou for him (or willie, just one of them has to go). ...
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It's time to take a look back on the 2008-2009 season, and assess how each player performed. More importantly, though, I want to pay close attention to how the pieces on this young team progressed. It's Samuel Dalembert's turn today. Stats, trends, highlights and lowlights after the jump.
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It's time to take a look back on the 2008-2009 season, and assess how each player performed. More importantly, though, I want to pay close attention to how the pieces on this young team progressed. It's Thad Young's turn today. Stats, trends, highlights and lowlights after the jump.
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