Quote (Article @ Feb 16 2022 02:53pm)
Thybulle was getting cooked last night tho.
Eh a few times, but Brown went off when Tobias was on him the entire earlier part of the game. Then Tatum didn't start hitting shots until Thybulle was on the bench.
I mean Brown and Tatum were feeling it, especially Brown. Not much you could do when he's in the zone like that. Everyone on the Sixers played like dog shit anyway, just one of those games.
Quote (Nwotmik @ Feb 16 2022 04:11pm)
It’s probably a fair trade but IMO the nets got A LOT better. 76ers may have slightly improved once Harden comes back, but I’m doubtful it’ll be enough to move the needle.
76ers lacked a point guard, and they not only got one but they got an elite one. Now Maxey (a 40% 3pt shooter) can play off ball as a secondary ball handler which fits him because he's not a good enough passer yet to run a great offense. Harden is one of the great passers of his era and is ALWAYS #1 or #2 in APG every season.
So harden acquisition:
1) Gives the 76ers a point guard, finally.
2) Gives the 76ers a much needed shot creator who can score at will
3) Allows Maxey to be a secondary ball handler
4) Moves Tobias to a #3 or #4 scorer role where he can play his game and not try to be something he is not.
5) Improves revenue in local Philly strip clubs
6) Gives the 76ers the best duo in the NBA.
Anything else?