I was wary of colangelo but he’s done a nice job so far. Ersan and Marco were huge pickups, and redick has been huge all year.

You’re right, everything from here is pretty much gravy. What’s your point exactly?

Check the sixers division. They finished with 52 wins and still wound up in third place. Not conference. Division.

Three bad seasons. But who is counting...

Whatever it was it wasn’t enough

Lol the only people pretending that this was some new strategy were the hinkie bashers. No Hinkie supporter called him a genius for tanking. That is a complete straw man argument used by people like yourself. He was called a genius for trades he made like the Sacramento swap and the one he made for Saric. And we…

The answer is never. He’ll continue to ignore that no team has done more to improve their position since 2013 other than maybe Houston and Boston, who had significantly higher starting points. If only we had stuck to the pre-hinkie plan. We’d be Detroit right now!

His arm hasn’t been injured in months, nor wss he pretending it was. But it takes time to rebuild strength and mobility.

Noel was a great pick at the time. Okafor...well that was bad. Oh well, we got three franchise players and another core player in Saric. No one bats a 1000

10, 8, and 4 in 14 minutes having not played in 5 months.

The idea of the process is it’s better to play guys who are young and hungry (and be bad), rather than to overpay for mediocre veterans and be slightly less bad. As bad as those three years were, the entertainment factor wasn’t much less than the previous decade.

I hope this is sarcastic

Except they have a winning record against the west dipshit. In fact they have the same number of wins against the west that the lakers do having played sixteen less games.

No, because it didn’t happen. Most fans thought it was a good trade for both teams. That still remains to be seen.

Simmons was only drafted by Colangelo because hinkie secured him the number one pick. Noel was the number six pick in a historically bad draft, who many people had pegged as number one before injury. Okafor was the only bad pick. But I’ll let it slide given they drafted two home runs.

Lol okafor had plenty of time to develop with Embiid being out genius. And even with Embiid healthy, Embiid was still barely cracking 20 minutes a game.

And we did- stauskas had nothing to do with it.

It’s pretty obvious why: Hinkie drafted him. Everything hinkie did was wrong according to Albert.