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Apr 5 2022 10:51am
Quote (DeRozan @ 5 Apr 2022 10:10)
Below is a list of the draft picks the 76ers made during the tank process....
Out of the below list --- two play for Philadelphia currently - one is a bit/role player in Korkmaz , the other is Embiid
Most of these picks never panned out to be anything even closely resembling a useful basketball player

Worst of all is 9 years later --- despite all the picks - they've never made it out of the second round of the playoffs

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"The Sixers swung and missed far more than they succeeded over the eventful last four seasons. Fultz was a disaster, and so was Okafor. Simmons, while an All-Star and All-NBA defender, may be ill-suited for a max contract and second fiddle status on a contending team.

An injury to Embiid — one that plummeted his draft stock just enough for the Sixers to gamble on him at third-overall back in 2014 — is probably the only thing Process advocates can hang their hats on. Nearly every subsequent draft pick and big time transaction did not succeed or was shipped out of town for one reason or another.

While the right pieces around Embiid, like Tyrese Maxey and Matisse Thybulle, could set the Sixers up for playoff runs for years to come — and perhaps the right Morey moves to flank those three pieces in subsequent seasons may get the Sixers over the hump — the team admitting that Simmons, the No. 1 overall pick the year after the 10-72 humiliation, is a failure all but assures The Process will not be remembered as a success."


Elfrid Payton - Bust/shit
Michael Carter-Williams - Bust/shit
Joel Embiid - Injury prone flopping choke artist
Jahlil Okafor Bust/Shit
Ben Simmons - Not even sure what Philly did to break this human this badly
Markelle Fultz - Bust/Shit


I believe it was Sean daddy who said, the plan was to build a perennial contender ....
Homie your dogshit franchise can't even sniff the Conference Finals much less be a "Perennial Contender" for the Chip

But it's all love <3 I just enjoy shitting on your team



2017-18 Embiid-Saric-Covington Simmons-Redick 52-30 3rd in East 2nd round exit
2018-19 Embiid-Harris-Butler Simmons-Redick 51-31 3rd in East 2nd round exit
2019-20 Embiid-Horford-Harris Simmons-Richardson 43-30 6th in East 1st round exit
2020-21 Embiid-Harris-Green Simmons-Curry 49-23 1st in East 2nd round exit

2017 1 1 Markelle Fultz
2017 2 36 Jonah Bolden
2017 2 39 Jawun Evans
2017 2 46 Sterling Brown
2017 2 50 Mathias Lessort
2016 1 1 Ben Simmons
2016 1 24 Timothé Luwawu-Cabarrot
2016 1 26 Furkan Korkmaz
2015 1 3 Jahlil Okafor
2015 2 35 Willy Hernangómez
2015 2 37 Richaun Holmes
2015 2 47 Artūras Gudaitis
2015 2 58 J. P. Tokoto
2015 2 60 Luka Mitrović
2014 1 3 Joel Embiid
2014 1 10 Elfrid Payton
2014 2 32 K. J. McDaniels
2014 2 39 Jerami Grant
2014 2 47 Russ Smith
2014 2 52 Vasilije Micić
2014 2 54 Nemanja Dangubić
2013 1 11 Michael Carter-Williams
2013 2 35 Glen Rice Jr. United States
2013 2 42 Pierre Jackson United States


Bro they are fighting for first with 5 games left in the season going into a playoffs where they are near the top of the betting to win it all this year. Based on right this second. That is a success.
If they get to a Finals I will call that a win. If they achieve The Indiana Pacers in 2000 or the Knicks in 1999 that means Embiid can still be as good as Miller/Ewing and that would be success for Philly IMO.

I want them to win it though. But right now with where they are, coming through all this Drama. The Process is 100% a success. And again, if they can get to a finals and not get swept then I would say the process achieved enough.



Quote (MildSambal @ 5 Apr 2022 10:25)
It still could be a success but I think they need to channel their inner Masai and make a very daring trade. Something like Harden + Maxey for Beal + ?

If they stay on course maxing Harden it is headed for disaster IMHO. They’d peak at maybe ECF or Finals but never win it all in the next few years then be stuck paying max money to a Westbrick type player


The fuck are you talking about Morey just pulled off the best trade Since the Kawhi summer 2018. Actually probably one of the best trades in NBA history ngl.

They don't need a daring trade they literally just pulled off the best trade in 2 fucking years in the NBA.

If you really think about it Morey fucked the entire league and world with that trade. In a world of UnevilManiacs Daryl Morey Traded a primadonna 200 million dollar paper weight with Herniated discs for James Fucking Harden. mLIKE HELLO? DO YOU WATCH BASKETBALL??


Quote (Izzo4Rizzo @ 5 Apr 2022 12:10)
Yes, obviously they have their flaws, but the talent is there, which is what the process was all about


this.

Quote (MildSambal @ 5 Apr 2022 11:03)
They’re a championship contender that hasn’t shown the ability to overcome their backs against the wall. Harden, Embiid, Maxey, Tobias, etc none of their main core have ever displayed that playoff grit to pull out a series win with their backs against the wall. It absolutely doesn’t help that their coach embodies that. Doc got one title with the first super team of this era but they basically cruised to the finish line. That being said there is always a fresh start when the playoffs begin


Calm down mr "We have the literal Super Human for basketball on my fucking Shit ass Cream State team so my opinion matters". No. Giannis is the exception to every rukle in basketball. You being a Bucks fan instatntly nulls you of your opinions on anything regarding basketball and what other teams have achieved.

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Apr 5 2022 10:59am
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Bro they are fighting for first with 5 games left in the season going into a playoffs where they are near the top of the betting to win it all this year. Based on right this second. That is a success.
If they get to a Finals I will call that a win. If they achieve The Indiana Pacers in 2000 or the Knicks in 1999 that means Embiid can still be as good as Miller/Ewing and that would be success for Philly IMO.

I want them to win it though. But right now with where they are, coming through all this Drama. The Process is 100% a success. And again, if they can get to a finals and not get swept then I would say the process achieved enough.





The fuck are you talking about Morey just pulled off the best trade Since the Kawhi summer 2018. Actually probably one of the best trades in NBA history ngl.

They don't need a daring trade they literally just pulled off the best trade in 2 fucking years in the NBA.

If you really think about it Morey fucked the entire league and world with that trade. In a world of UnevilManiacs Daryl Morey Traded a primadonna 200 million dollar paper weight with Herniated discs for James Fucking Harden. mLIKE HELLO? DO YOU WATCH BASKETBALL??




this.



Calm down mr "We have the literal Super Human for basketball on my fucking Shit ass Cream State team so my opinion matters". No. Giannis is the exception to every rukle in basketball. You being a Bucks fan instatntly nulls you of your opinions on anything regarding basketball and what other teams have achieved.


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Apr 5 2022 11:11am
Quote (DeRozan @ 5 Apr 2022 12:59)
no sir


I'll put it in picture form so everyone can understand it

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Apr 5 2022 11:56am
lol it obviously is, even if Colangelo messed a lot of things up after Hinkie was forced out.

They went from the worst record in NBA history to a 50+ win team every year with multiple All-Stars within just a few years. Even if many of the players they drafted aren't on the team, they've used those trades to acquire the guys they have. It was absolutely a success in the sense that the goal was to give the team an identity and give them a chance, which they've had for years now.

Funniest part is "the process" was cut short by the NBA, hell they only did a full blown tank for like 3 years. Hinkie was forced out by the league because it was bad for business so he didn't even get to see it through. Then Colangelo fucked things up. Luckily the guy who taught Hinkie everything he knew (Morey) is now running the show and has made some impressive moves in his short time so far to keep the train going. They are where they are BECAUSE of "the process" as those years allowed them to stockpile picks which have been flipped numerous times since.

I laugh at people when they think "the process" era was championship or bust lmao. How many times did Hinkie even say himself the goal was to give the team a chance at being a contender the best way possible? 76ers tanking worked very well, which is why the NBA changed the rules LOL.

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Apr 5 2022 12:09pm
Quote (Crunkt @ Apr 5 2022 01:11pm)
I'll put it in picture form so everyone can understand it

https://i.imgur.com/e01vOXA.png


Bro if you need to intentionally tank 4 years to get the talent to get knocked out in the first and second round over and over... you're bad at your job

Also - you did nothing to even debate the fact that they blew every single first round draft pick except 1....and even that one has attitude , flopping, and injury issues

This post was edited by DeRozan on Apr 5 2022 12:10pm
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Apr 5 2022 12:14pm
Quote (DeRozan @ 5 Apr 2022 14:09)
Bro if you need to intentionally tank 4 years to get the talent to get knocked out in the first and second round over and over... you're bad at your job

Also - you did nothing to even debate the fact that they blew every single first round draft pick except 1....and even that one has attitude , flopping, and injury issues


Naw fam it was a success look at Sacramento Detroit Minnesota shit even the Knicks bro

Id blow it up for James Harden too buddy.

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Apr 5 2022 12:30pm
Quote (Crunkt @ Apr 5 2022 02:14pm)
Naw fam it was a success look at Sacramento Detroit Minnesota shit even the Knicks bro

Id blow it up for James Harden too buddy.


Harden from from 5 years ago? sure

33 year old James Harden that is shooting 40% overall and 33% from 3 on almost 14 shots/7 3's a game since joining Philly

A defensive liability with a DRTG of 110.9


He basically chucks a lot of shots, doesn't play D, and makes good passes and flops around

Like he's fine, I'm not suggesting he's a bad player --- but he's not enough to get that team out of the second round


Also they either need to sign this aging star to a supermax this summer which could backfire or let him walk away for nothing

This post was edited by DeRozan on Apr 5 2022 12:39pm
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Apr 5 2022 01:28pm
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Apr 5 2022 02:14pm
Quote (DeRozan @ Apr 5 2022 02:09pm)
Bro if you need to intentionally tank 4 years to get the talent to get knocked out in the first and second round over and over... you're bad at your job

Also - you did nothing to even debate the fact that they blew every single first round draft pick except 1....and even that one has attitude , flopping, and injury issues


Tanked for like 2.5 to 3 years, max. Hinkie wasn't even in office for a full 3 years.

But good try.

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