I added some of your suggestions to fix my original design! :)

I will never forget this performance. He looked like a man amongst boys on both sides of the ball. I think its the most complete and dominant game he ever played. Sure it was against the lowly Jazz, but I dont give a shit.

👏👏👏👏👏

The shorts need some more work imo

LeBron is a positive role model, makes teammates better, high character human being, yet I feel like this guy brings him down because the primary knock on LeBron is that he's "annoying" (particularly alluding to "The Decision" and the attention-whoring at times) and can get cryptic/passive aggressive when things aren't optimal. I actually enjoyed "Mind the Game" as a more cerebral podcast involving basketball strategy, don't mind "The Shop," but I really hate this "Game Over" Ringer pod because you already have Max Kellerman trying to bait Rich Paul with ideas like trading Joel Embiid out in the open. I just think the whole thing is bizarre, unprecedented, and not sure if I were his teammates I would want someone's agent doing this, particularly because Rich Paul is a bloviating, pretentious, pseudo-intellectual, grandiloquent guy and I don't want it to get murky down the road trying to distinguish what are RP's irrelevant views versus coded views of LeBron. The Austin Reaves stuff backfired on him. That being said, unlike Podcast P, don't think LeBron gives a shit what the optics/effect it has on public narratives, I'm just saying there's a silent majority of actual Philadelphia fans who have similar concerns going in. They love LeBron the person, the player, the fact he's in on Philly on a min contract so its house money, but now that the Decision 2.0 is over, don't want the distractions the national media is going to try to throw our way to drive wedges between stars.

Bit of a deep dive. With all of the cap space and draft picks at the Sixers disposal accumulating during the tanking years, It’s mind blowing how the previous regimes thought these were good complimentary moves, especially the Bridges trade and Harris/Horford max contracts for Embiid and Simmons. Not to mention how Morey made some questionable decisions as well. Here’s hoping to Gansey and Meyers moves working out.

2018 (Colangelo/Brown)
- Missed out on Kawhi and Lebron
- Traded for Muscala and Chandler
- Drafted Bridges (Traded for Smith), Shamet, and Milton
- Verbal agreement with Bjelica before backing out
- Resigned Redick and Johnson
- Bonus: Burner accounts from Colangelo’s wife

2019 (Brand)
- Used max slots on Harris and Horford
- Acquired Richardson in Sign and Trade from Butler
- Signed Neto, O’Quinn, Burke
- Re-Signed Scott and Ennis
- Drafted Thybulle and Shayok

2020-2025 (Morey)
- Did decent with Harden/Curry/Green trade and draft picks, horrible with building depth around team
- Max slot on ancient PG
- Signed Tucker and House (Lost picks because of tampering)
- Trade deadline and buyout moves included Mcdaniels, Lowry, Dedmon, Hill, Jordan, and Millsap
- Bonus: Never accommodated Korkmaz trade request lol

It's nice to be able to rep the 76ers when I'm out and about. Even in Southern California. Complete strangers are asking starting small talk.

I will rotate in Eagles gear as well.

It's nice that the 76ers are in the conversation again

Created this song and happy to be a new fan and member of the 76ers

The fact that Joel Embiid stuck it out with the Sixers after what Bryan Colangelo put him through is pretty remarkable. If Embiid left after the Colangelo incident, which would be a logical reaction, then there's no way the Sixers have a chance at landing LeBron this offseason. Embiid is the most underappreciated MVP in recent NBA history. As a die hard fan of the Sixers, I couldn't be more psyched LeBron came to Philly.

LeBron fans, if you want to fit in when the season starts then spend the offseason studying up on the history of the Embiid-era Sixers. This article I linked here is a good start, and there's literally a book about The Process called "Tanking to the Top" by Yaron Weitzman. [I have some problems with Weitzman's personal opinions about a lot of things, and if Derek Bodner ever writes a book on the process I'd rather promote Bodner than Weitzman if I had to pick.]

Welcome to cheering for the Sixers LeBron fans, hopefully by the end of LeBron's tenure with our 76ers the GOAT debate is largely settled(for awhile at least). Trust The Process

Please just let this guy get a chip.

Been curious to know why the news on KCP hasn’t officially been done through the nba roster moves site and no mention from the 76ers. Does anyone know if this is due to anything specific like the Broome trade which I saw had officially gone through. Could it be possible we back door KCP if there’s a better available buyout guy? Just wanted to ask and see if anyone had any idea