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Re: Shams: Lebron to Sixers (2 Yrs/$8M)
« Reply #75 on: Yesterday at 05:54:37 PM »

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Thanks, Brad, and the datanerds hope they have their own float in the parade, as well as Chisholm's wallet.

Re: Shams: Lebron to Sixers (2 Yrs/$8M)
« Reply #76 on: Yesterday at 07:14:03 PM »

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Wondering who will take the last shot in a tight game? With James' handling the ball in clutch we may not see Brown and his stupid late turnovers. But, there will be some disgruntled players at the end of a tight game. Agree with what other posters said too that defense would be the achilles heels of the Sixers. Teams will exploit it.

Re: Shams: Lebron to Sixers (2 Yrs/$8M)
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I guess as the days pass, this is the Celtics roster going into the season

Brad putting a lot of faith in the young guys that Joe jerked around last year with his BS rotations. Walsh, Baylor, Hugo and Cenac need to have defined roles they can grow in.
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Re: Shams: Lebron to Sixers (2 Yrs/$8M)
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All that talk about Brown wanting to be the guy on a team and he legit is the 4th option on the Sixers.

Brad really needs to make a move to upgrade. Trying to rely on young guys that aren't ready is going to be a disaster. Walsh, Hugo, Baylor just isn't enough. Trade Sam Hauser please.

Given that Brown was reportedly campaigning for James to joining Phili along with Maxey and Embiid I'm guessing he's doing just fine.

The "Brown will demand a high USG" takes are ha to take seriously given how things have played out.

Re: Shams: Lebron to Sixers (2 Yrs/$8M)
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I can?t wait until the night the Sixers are eliminated from the playoffs next spring. Gonna be awesome watching disappointed Sixers fans.
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Re: Shams: Lebron to Sixers (2 Yrs/$8M)
« Reply #80 on: Yesterday at 11:32:59 PM »

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All that talk about Brown wanting to be the guy on a team and he legit is the 4th option on the Sixers.

Brad really needs to make a move to upgrade. Trying to rely on young guys that aren't ready is going to be a disaster. Walsh, Hugo, Baylor just isn't enough. Trade Sam Hauser please.

Given that Brown was reportedly campaigning for James to joining Phili along with Maxey and Embiid I'm guessing he's doing just fine.

The "Brown will demand a high USG" takes are ha to take seriously given how things have played out.

It is one thing in July to be excited about thinking you are forming a super team.  It is another thing to figure out how to work it all out when you are struggling in the middle of the season, which will happen.  Maxey and Jaylen tied for the number of FGAs last season.  JB, Maxey, and LeBron were three of the top 24 in usage last year, and Embiid would have been top 5 if he played enough.  JB over the last five year prior to last season (when his usage was inflated because of no Tatum) averaged a 29.9% usage, not far off Tatum?s 31.4% over the same period.  And JB at many times felt underused.  There is no way he gets that sort of usage in Philly if they are healthy.  He is going to have to adjust his expectations.

Re: Shams: Lebron to Sixers (2 Yrs/$8M)
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I guess as the days pass, this is the Celtics roster going into the season

Brad putting a lot of faith in the young guys that Joe jerked around last year with his BS rotations. Walsh, Baylor, Hugo and Cenac need to have defined roles they can grow in.

The kids were alright last season and exceeded expectations until Slow Joe changed the rotations in the playoffs and exhausted the starters.

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This just confirms everything about Lebron's despicable character that I have observed since his nauseating post-game display after he FINALLY beat the Celtics in the 2011 playoffs after exiting Cleveland and forming his own team in Miami. Unlike many superstars in the past, who stayed with their respective teams and overcame initial failures to eventually win titles, Lebron has become the worst type of ring chaser in sports history. He has lost respect of many previous players who will never consider him their equal.
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Kentavious Caldwell-Pope and Memphis Grizzlies are negotiating a buyout and the veteran 3-&-D specialist intends to team back up with LeBron James and sign with the Philadelphia 76ers, league sources tell me.

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Kentavious Caldwell-Pope and Memphis Grizzlies are negotiating a buyout and the veteran 3-&-D specialist intends to team back up with LeBron James and sign with the Philadelphia 76ers, league sources tell me.

That would be a nice move for Philly. KCP can be their backup wing. They don't have one at the moment. At least no-one proven at the NBA level.

Gives them a good 8 man rotation. That star powered starting 5 plus A Simons (guard), KCP (wing), and Dean Wade (big) off the bench.

Some deep bench pieces beyond it. The two backup centers in Hukporti & A Bona. A pair of bench PFs in T Watford and D Barlow. Their rookie draft pick at guard in L Philon. A stopper at SG in Dalen Terry. Justin Edwards & Jabari Walker at SF. That is 16 players. They probably will need to waive someone.