Well, it happened. Yesterday, it was announced that Sam Hinkie would be stepping down as the 76ers General Manager. Almost every Sixers fan had the same reaction last night, one of confusion and sorrow. Sam Hinkie is gone, and it’s hard to be positive in life. (You can bet my emotions will be properly reflected
By now, I’m sure you all heard that Sam Hinkie, GM of the Philadelphia 76ers, stepped down yesterday. He wrote a 13-page resignation letter, packed his things, and left behind the seeds to a beautiful tree that is the Sixers future. On top of that, there are reports that the Sixers will be hiring Bryan
“The Process” is over. The Sam Hinkie era in Philadelphia is over, as he said he is stepping down from the organization. From Marc Stein of ESPN: ESPN sources say Sam Hinkie has stepped down from his posts in Philadelphial — Marc Stein (@ESPNSteinLine) April 7, 2016 Bryan Colangelo, Jerry Colangelo’s son, has been point
Sam Hinkie took over the Sixers in 2013, and honestly, has not done anything exciting in free agency since then. The goal the past few seasons was to build through the draft. Whether that has worked in their favor or not remains to be seen. Regardless, we know the Sixers haven’t been agressive over the past
Last offseason the Philadelphia 76ers showed interest in swingmen Jimmy Butler and Kawhi Leonard, both of whom were restricted free agents at the time, but both rebuffed the Sixers’ requests for meetings. One would presume that Philadelphia was looking to lock up a player the caliber of a Butler or Leonard to a substantial,
A very special, new episode of The Atlantic Files is here! This week, I had the pleasure of talking to Keith Pompey, the Philadelphia 76ers beat writer for the Philadelphia Inquirer, and of course we talked some Sixers basketball. The topics are a little different this week as well. Instead of going across the board
Come one, come all to a brand new episode of the number one podcast about the Atlantic Division. This is kind of the number one podcast about the Atlantic by default, but that’s not the point. We have a lot of Atlantic news to get to this week so without further ado here’s what’s on
Merry Christmas Eve and happy holidays everyone! Fresh off of vacation a couple days ago, I’m back to talk the Atlantic Division again. Here’s what’s on The Atlantic Files christmas list: Colangelo starting some hiring Valanciunas coming back to practice from injury Trade machine scenarios between Bulls and Raptors Celtics Rookies Carmelo’s giving mood Thaddeus
Searching for victory. After losing to Pacers, Sixers are only franchise in NBA history to start 0-12 three times. pic.twitter.com/zcUxkvF2TP — SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) November 19, 2015 This stat says it all. The Sixers are the only team in franchise history to start 0-12 three times. They have lost 22 straight games dating back to March
For the last couple of seasons, and now including the current season, numerous people have been questioning or supporting the process that the Philadelphia 76ers are going through. The latest person to comment on the process was none other than LeBron James before the Cavaliers’ game against the Sixers on Monday night. LeBron James on
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