Milton and Niang are role players who both played inconsistently. Niang was terrible on defense and added little if he wasn’t hitting the 3s. I get the angst among Sixers’ fans but it’s still a long way to opening night. Let’s see how it all shakes out. No pun intended.Yep - losing Shake and Niang is not a good sign. Both of these players are contributors (when given the chance). I guess it frees up some cap space, but the question is for whom? They need to settle the Hardin / Harris situations so they can move on and begin to rebuild around Maxey and Embid.
Shake is a bigger loss. I read a lot of sports autobiographies when I was a lad and one quote which continues to stand out is from Jerry West: “Shooters are a dime a dozen.” (Another is from Bill Russell: “The most important thing you have is your good name.”)Milton and Niang are role players who both played inconsistently. Niang was terrible on defense and added little if he wasn’t hitting the 3s. I get the angst among Sixers’ fans but it’s still a long way to opening night. Let’s see how it all shakes out. No pun intended.
It’s not The Process. That yielded a TON of assets. It was the poor picks, trades and bad luck that led to this point.Honestly, I think the front office screwed us for at least a decade. I love Embid, but the process doesn't seem that it will ever play out in a victory.
What trade can be had?
This is gonna be me to Josh Harris, Daryl Morey, and Elton Brand if they lose BBall Paul. Nick Nurse isn’t catching any heat yet so he’s “cool”.
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