So, reading these draft lottery odds on CBS...

[HurricaneDij39]

I couldn't actually believe the Sixers finished 24-58...

To this day and after all these years I still find it sickening that so many basketball enthusiasts think this shameless tanking is the "proper" way to run a basketball program.

SMH

 

[tlance]

I couldn't actually believe the Sixers finished 24-58...

To this day and after all these years I still find it sickening that so many basketball enthusiasts think this shameless tanking is the "proper" way to run a basketball program.

SMH

The tanking wasn’t the problem

It was when the league stepped in and forced their guy into the GM role when the problems started for the 6ers.

 

[The Q]

The tanking wasn’t the problem

It was when the league stepped in and forced their guy into the GM role when the problems started for the 6ers.

I was on the leagues side until presti openly admitted to tanking the league did nothing

 

[wildturkey]

I mean, they were pretty shitty before the tanking so

Everyone was hurt anyway, might as well tank a few games late to go for a player like Flagg

 

[wildturkey]

Speaking of draft odds, I knew Houston had Phoenix's pick but I didn't realize just how good it was. They have the 9th best odds, 3.8% at #1 and 17.3% for Top 4. With the change in odds a few years ago, its not unheard of for teams in that 6 to 10 range to jump up. Massive deal for a team on cusp of contention like Houston. Even if they stay in the 9 spot, you're still looking at a player like Kon Knueppel or Derik Queen

 

[eaglesnut]

I couldn't actually believe the Sixers finished 24-58...

To this day and after all these years I still find it sickening that so many basketball enthusiasts think this shameless tanking is the "proper" way to run a basketball program.

SMH

The whole team was hurt.

Now that you have a single fact to work with try thinking about it again. Good luck!

 

[logic]

I couldn't actually believe the Sixers finished 24-58...

To this day and after all these years I still find it sickening that so many basketball enthusiasts think this shameless tanking is the "proper" way to run a basketball program.

SMH

It would look way different if Embiid could ever have stayed healthy.
The tanking wasn't the problem.
It was Embiid's physical health and Simmons mental health.

 

[trojanfan12]

I couldn't actually believe the Sixers finished 24-58...

To this day and after all these years I still find it sickening that so many basketball enthusiasts think this shameless tanking is the "proper" way to run a basketball program.

SMH

Create a thread and start if off by saying something stupid and wrong.

Very on brand for you.