Bryan Toporek has been covering the Sixers for the past 15-plus years at various outlets, including Liberty Ballers, Bleacher Report, Forbes Sports and FanSided. Against all odds, he still trusts the Process.
Somehow, Jared McCain wasn't even the worst personnel move that's coming back to haunt the Sixers in this year's conference finals.
The San Antonio Spurs and Oklahoma City Thunder look like they're playing a different sport than the Sixers.
Edgecombe figures to work his way into the All-Star conversation in the coming years, and he might not be done there.
If the Sixers hire Neil Olshey to be Daryl Morey's successor, they're asking for trouble.
Would the Sixers be better off had they kept James Harden in 2023? There's reason to be skeptical.
The Sixers may be ready to pivot away from the three-max model after parting ways with team president Daryl Morey.
If the Sixers can't re-sign all of their free agents this summer, Kelly Oubre Jr. stands out above the rest as the top priority to retain.
The Sixers won't have much financial flexibility this offseason to make some much-needed additions to their roster.
The next team president should not feel compelled to immediately clean up his or her predecessor's mistakes.
More than anything else, the Sixers need to pick a direction this summer.
Unless the Sixers trade one of their Big Three, their hands will be largely tied this offseason.
Although the Sixers' season ended in disappointment, it was a success in one regard for Joel Embiid.