Trent Steele wrote:Embiid giving no quarter to BB

CalvinBall wrote:Brown seems like a good dude. Did a lot for this franchise in the lean years. I wish him the best.

I think a lot has to fall on Harris and company. They have been the other constant during this absolute mess of a rebuild.

ek20 wrote:Yea but nothing is gonna happen to him

Gimpy wrote:

Trent Steele wrote:Embiid giving no quarter to BB

What'd he say?

MoBettle wrote:

Gimpy wrote:

Trent Steele wrote:Embiid giving no quarter to BB

What'd he say?

IDK what quarter means but he said he appreciates him and considers him a friend but it's management's call on whether to make a change.

jamiethekiller wrote:Jay Wright would be cool, but I feel his system is even more inflexible than BBs is.

@JClarkNBCS
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I asked Brett Brown if integrating Al Horford in lineup this year was bigger challenge than he thought

“It was difficult. But that is my job”

“You take the team that you have and you get the most out of it.
I did not do that”

“Space became an enormous issue”

The B1G Piece wrote:I think the team should hire a better coach and find some better players.

CFP wrote:Richardson threw Brett under the bus

https://www.phillyvoice.com/sixers-josh ... rs-future/

Butler was lukewarm on re-signing with Philly last off-season and the organization was aware, but the Sixers were still prepared to offer him a max contract if he wouldn’t take any recruiting visits, sources said.

Butler did not agree to that stipulation, sources said, and both sides ended up parting ways. Butler was a force for the Sixers and proved to be their finisher down the stretch, but he wasn’t sold that the team was invested in winning, and his leadership style rubbed some the wrong way at times.

Brown didn’t appreciate how outspoken Butler was with his coaching tactics, and Ben Simmons once took issue with a text message Butler sent in a team group chat that instructed Simmons what not to do in an upcoming game against Brooklyn, sources said.