DJackson10
Footballguy
i am still amazed that the NBA felt they had to intervene and force the Sixers to get rid of Sam Hinkie, yet the Sacremento Kings are allowed to continue as is.
almost funnier, is how much Jalen Brown and Tatum are padding their stats with a 40 pint lead. i mean you wonder why no one in Boston can develop as a player or why others wouldn't want to play there. You are up 40+ since the 2nd quarter, yet Tatum and Brown stay in and take shot after shot. Would this not be the time to get all of the underdeveloped 1st round picks at the end of the Boston bench in to get some minutes? i mean if Sac gets with-in 20 you can always put Tatum and Brown back in. Just is pretty gross
ETA: sheesh, thank you Ime for finally getting some sort of common sense in play
If Hinkie was so good why doesn't he have a job in Sports and teaching as a professor at Stanford instead? Despite what many sixers fans want to believe the NBA didn't force him out of the sixers. Brett Brown and him were fighting and Brown accused him of sabotaging what he was creating. Brown didn't like how Brown forced the sixers that if they wanted to keep Brown then Hinkie had to leave or else he wasn't signing an extension Given that Brown had the inside track of knowing Ben Simmons family Hinkie was forced out by Brown and the team.
Hinkie also wasn't that great in drafting and got Lucky with Drafting Embiid do to the top 2 teams being scared off by medical red flags. The only things Hinkie was good at was acquiring assets he never used and making sure the team sucked as much as possible. Based on people in the know this isn't surprising what happened between Brown and Hinkiie as I've heard Hinkie is very difficult to deal with and stubborn in his ways.
Also if the NBA did care it's because the Sixers were a big market team who shouldn't have to tank to acquiring talent. The league was loosing money in terms of ticket sales/gate, merchandise,TV etc. Sacremento is a small market so they won't care as much about that market losing either.