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âReally tallâ Dean Wade is here to shoot the ball and help the Sixers defense (opens the original)
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For the duration of Tyrese Maxeyâs NBA career, Dean Wade was on the Cleveland Cavaliers, which meant Maxey and Wade shared the floor plenty over the last six years. But one quality of Wade didnât stand out for Maxey until they got on the practice floor together. âI didnât know he was this tall,â Maxey said. âYou play against a guy two or three times a year, but you donât really realize until youâre seeing somebody every day, heâs tall. Heâs really tall.â » READ MORE: LeBro
Dealing with ânoiseâ part of Sixers season, even that from LeBron Jamesâ helicopter (opens the original)
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As Anfernee Simons was discussing the first day of training camp for the 76ers, the noise from outside the Sixers practice facility began getting louder. The sound of a helicopter mixed in with the soft-spoken responses from Simons, and there could not have been a more obvious metaphor for what awaits the Sixers this season. The external chatter, or noise, will be loud; the Sixers have to deal with it. The helicopter was there to whisk LeBron James away as he will split his time between Philadel
Jaylen Brown adjusting in âphasesâ to his new home with the Sixers (opens the original)
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Few NBA players ever go through an offseason like Jaylen Brown just had. After Brown had the best individual season of his career, the Celtics reportedly considered trading him to the Milwaukee Bucks in the Giannis Antetokounmpo sweepstakes. As the summer progressed, the Celtics ultimately decided now was the time to move off Brown, who had won a championship as a Finals MVP in his 10-year run with Boston. There was all kinds of dialogue about Brown, about his value as a player when it came to a
Sixers mailbag: Biggest preseason question, glue guys, and one readerâs thoughts about Joel Embiid serving as sixth man (opens the original)
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The 76ers are just over two weeks away from opening training camp on the most anticipated season for perhaps any team in the league this season. Usually, the NBA takes a pause in August and September, but with the excitement from Jaylen Brown and LeBron James coming to Philadelphia, thereâs been plenty to talk and write about to fill the space while everyone waits for the games to get going opening night, Oct. 20 at Madison Square Garden against the New York Knicks. As for me, Iâm Chris Hine
Just how much will the Sixers starting lineup have to sacrifice for one another? Hereâs a look at the numbers. (opens the original)
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In the wake of the 76ersâ monumental offseason, one concern that players have already started addressing in various statements is, âHow much are players going to sacrifice?â Having as much talent as the Sixers have on their roster naturally leads to questions about roles and shot distribution, since thereâs only one ball to go around. Landing Jaylen Brown and LeBron James in the same offseason will of course invite skeptics who doubt the fit and wonder whether everyoneâs games can mesh
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