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 Sixers have had their fair share of problems with big men over the past few seasons. It all started with the foot problem that Joel Embiid encountered, the worry he may have put on too much weight, then another setback where a second surgery that was required. Now, another year into “the process”, the Sixers have another
BILL STREICHER/USA TODAY SPORTS Nerlens Noel and Jahlil Okafor have been victim of some scrutiny from the Sixers community. It seems to be more frustration in the fact that Nerlens Noel and Jahlil Okafor haven’t worked out together. That’s not to say they both haven’t had individual success. Both have seen struggles for stretches throughout the
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
The New Years festivities are out of the way, so a new episode of The Atlantic Files is here. Hopefully you guys aren’t too hungover, but if so, I made sure to not be too loud. Here’s what’s in the lineup this week: – DeMar DeRozan’s elevated level of play – Jonas Valanciunas coming back from injury
Welcome to the very first episode of Society Stories! Society Stories highlights the stories of the most important parts of the basketball community, the fans. Everyone hears about the news from the big collegiate athletes and the professional ones too, but what about the lesser known athletes, coaches, and the fans that go to all
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
Well, there is basically one bright spot for the Sixers and that is Jahlil Okafor. He displayed that last night when he went head-to-head versus his 2015 NBA Draft foe, Karl-Anthony Towns. Okafor dominated the performance with 25 points and 12 rebounds versus Towns who was in foul trouble for most of the game and
I bring to you another episode of The Atlantic Files in the midst of the fourth week of the NBA season. The Atlantic division has seen some improvement and seen some stagnation. Here’s the rundown of what’s on this week’s episode: Dion Waiters claiming to want to go to Philly Draymond Green’s tweet about Isaiah
The Atlantic Files is back on its new day, Wednesdays, and this episode is packed full of interesting topics. We have some mascot talk, more rappers are talking about the Knicks, and there’s always the trainwreck that is the Nets. Here’s a bit of the lineup for today: Robin Lopez vs the Raptors mascot Jeezy
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