How do you think the 76ers will do will the 2 new additions?
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08-14-12 09:25 PM #1
Who thinks the sixers will be a better team?
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08-15-12 02:44 AM #2
Different look, should be much better now that they have a team not just 10 swingmen. Great move ditching iguodala
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08-15-12 11:01 AM #3
I was thinking the same thing. I think iguodala is garbage, just my thought.
Originally Posted by lunchbawks
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08-15-12 12:10 PM #4
Better yes. Relevant no.
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08-15-12 02:16 PM #5
They'll be better. Iguodala is a great all around player, but the Sixers badly needed help in the frontcourt. Spencer Hawes and Elton Brand won't cut it in the NBA if you want to go deep in the playoffs. Iguodala is expendable too because this will open up more minutes for Evan Turner. Losing Lou Williams and adding Nick Young seems like a wash to me. Very similar players, only difference is Nick Young has the height to play the SG position, whereas Lou Williams has always been an undersized SG.
After Miami, the East is pretty open. I don't see Chicago or Boston being dominant this next season. 76ers could finish anywhere between the 2nd seed to the 6th seed.
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08-15-12 02:17 PM #6
Dead on. Originally Posted by riffraff24
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08-15-12 03:07 PM #7
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08-15-12 07:36 PM #8
Andre is a big loss. Bynum is a stats guy. He is not a winner when it matters.
Andre is one of the top 5 perimeter defenders in the NBA. Who's gonna take on that task now? Evan Turner? No way he can guard elite SG and SF's like Andre could.
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08-15-12 08:52 PM #9
Not relevant in the East? Really? Who will be then? This team could easily be the #2 team in the East with Rose out. Originally Posted by riffraff24
They basically traded Iggy and Lou Williams for Bynum, Wright, Jrich, Nick Young and Arnet Moutrie.
They have arguably the deepest team in the league now... each of these guys can be a starter in this league,...
Bynum, Hawes, Wright, Turner, Holliday, Thad Young, Nick Young, JRich and two wild cards in Moultry and Lavoy allen who played solid last yr..
They arent a championship contender with superteams like miami and lal out there.. but definitely relevant.
They are 10x better this yr.. coming off a year where they were one win away from beating the Celtics (a team that took Miami to 7 games).
Will be a fun team to watch. Young talent with a stud big man and solid shooters.
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08-16-12 03:04 AM #10
stud big man, ha. Bynum is a 18 and 10 guy and that's it. He is a loser.
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08-16-12 04:17 AM #11
What's wrong w/ 18/10?? How many true C avg 18/10??
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08-16-12 06:27 AM #12
Third or fourth best team in east after Miami and Chicago and maybe Indy
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08-16-12 10:24 AM #13
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08-16-12 10:25 AM #14
Lived there for 5 years and it sucks!
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08-16-12 10:38 AM #15
is 18 and 10 a bad thing? And that was as a third option... He will be around 23 and Originally Posted by Goat Milk
10 this yr
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08-16-12 10:43 AM #16
Miami, Chicago, maybe Boston, Indy. I'm a Laker fan/long-time season ticket holder. I watched Bynum grow up. The problem is, he hasn't grown up. He thinks he can single-handedly carry a team when he's had Kobe, Pau and Fish by his side. Once reality sets in and frustration comes into play they will collapse. Originally Posted by dlunc3
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08-16-12 12:15 PM #17
Chicago without Rose? didnt last yrs weaker philly team beat them? Boston? Didnt last years weaker team take them to 7 games? Indy was basically the same as last yrs philly team.. this new sixer team is too deep and now has shooters and a big man... idk, sure im a homer.. but outside of Miami, I dont see any argument for any other team in the east over philly.
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08-16-12 02:10 PM #18
Only Time will tell, and how does philly suck to live in? Your crazy if you think that!
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08-16-12 03:12 PM #19
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08-16-12 09:02 PM #20
No I'm just saying he's a stats guy bro. Bynum is not a winner. He's can't pass effectively out of the post. Wait until he plays under Collins. He's gonna be all over Bynum like a cheap suit. Originally Posted by dlunc3
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08-17-12 02:20 AM #21
After Miami, the East is completely open. Only problem is no team will even come close to contending with Miami out East. However, not much separation out East between #2 and #7.
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08-17-12 08:11 AM #22
The loss of Iggy is pretty big, and the Nuggets have done nicely there. On the strength of their current roster I have them projected to win 33 games, and hence regress from being a 0.5 team to a 0.4 team.
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08-17-12 10:32 AM #23
lol yea, losing an overpaid Iggy and Lou, yet gaining Bynum, Jrich, Dorrell Wright and Nick Young, along with Jrue and Turner being a year older, will make them a worse team
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08-19-12 10:43 AM #24
Lose Iggy, Lou and Elton might turn out to be a wash with the acquisitions.
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08-19-12 12:57 PM #25
Were do you think the sixers will go this year?
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08-19-12 01:31 PM #26
4 seed
out in the second round.
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08-19-12 04:31 PM #27
I could see anywhere from #3-#5 seed and a second round exit. Brooklyn is the wildcard in this along with the Knicks.
Heat and Celtics will be #1 and #2. Not sure if Indiana take the #3.
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08-19-12 06:28 PM #28
What makes anyone think Boston will be better then philly? Philly took them to 7 last yr and only got better. Who gaurds Bynum on that team?
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08-19-12 07:13 PM #29
1. reason. Who was guarding Paul Pierce in that series? End of story. Originally Posted by dlunc3
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08-20-12 03:31 PM #30
LOL @ some tools who think boston gonna be a 2nd seed in the east
learn your basketball
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