76ers: Down 33 at the half

[BatManu20]

[D-Wade]

Well damn

ESPN Stats & Info ‏@ESPNStatsInfo 22m
76ers are 2nd team in NBA history to lose consecutive games by 40+ points. The other was the 1993-94 76ers

[Rogue]

back-to-back blown out

[313]

Like I said not enough stars to go around

Exactly,there's more compe ion in the NFL because of how few teams there are. And a team is always just a couple draft picks away from being decent. You can't have 100 teams expect for every team to be able to compete. Somebody has to go.

[sook]

Exactly,there's more compe ion in the NFL because of how few teams there are. And a team is always just a couple draft picks away from being decent. You can't have 100 teams expect for every team to be able to compete. Somebody has to go.

They're actually looking to expand the NBA.

[313]

They're actually looking to expand the NBA.

Bad move is bad tbh

I know they've been trying to get teams overseas, but they should just start another league there, bc it wouldn't make sense for USA teams to fly over to the UK and vice versa.

[Rogue]

If the league is going to expand the only possible targets are those Canadian and Mexican teams because they're basically in the same time zone as the US, otherwise s would be exhausted by jet lag

[Trainwreck2100]

Franchises that need to be contracted:

Toronto Raptors
Milwaukee Bucks
Sacramento Kings
Minnesota Timberwolves
Charlotte Bobcats
Orlando Magic


If that isn't enough then proceed with cutting

Atlanta
San Antonio (once Duncan retires)
Cleveland
Memphis

why? as a franchise SA has a decent win percentage

[djohn2oo8]

why? as a franchise SA has a decent win percentage

It's more about attendance. Tickets are already cheap as it is, when Duncan and Pop retire, attendance will be very ty.