phillychuck wrote:Can you imagine the crowd reaction to him at the Center if he's still here in the fall?

stevemc wrote:

702 wrote:Everything aside, I cant imagine the chants at the home opener next season should Colangelo still be employed by the Sixers after this.

Philly crowd never forgets.

Er-ic Jun-ior (clap, clap, clap-clap-clap)

MoBettle wrote:If it's really him or his family it's incredibly wild that he was still making public statements that he didn't know what was going on as recently as this afternoon.

MoBettle wrote:He could just not say anything.

Grotewold wrote:At the end of an unbelievably masturbatory soliloquy on the progress of The Ringer, Bill Simmons said there will probably be a follow up story soon

gr wrote:

MoBettle wrote:He could just not say anything.

Thats a true short-term strategy.

For the league there’s always that balance of speed and doing things in a deliberate and appropriate way. And so I have talked to management at the 76ers and the notion here was, let’s find out what’s going on.

Titlehungry wrote:I know this is bad timing and all but it does give the Sixers the advantage of bringing in a LeBron guy at a critical time...

So far, Philadelphia ownership has shown little, if any, inclination to separate Colangelo's culpability in the matter should a family member or close associate be proven responsible for the postings, league sources said.