Oh my...
Sure.Yeah. He will have so much space to operate and he has the vision to distribute.
The Sixers offense should become one of the top in the league.
Embarrassing
Sure.
As long as he remembers he's option #2.
If he can do that, that's a frightening 1-2 punch.
Not really.Brooklyn totally screwed Philly lol
What an awful trade for Philly
He will never have to worry about taking a shot ever again...lolIt improves both teams. But if Simmons doesn't fix his free throw shooting, he will still be a problem in the playoffs.
The Nets had major problems and the Sixers just saved their bull shit.I kind of like the deal more for the Nets.
I guess it comes down to which player (Harden/Simmons) will integrate more efficiently with their team and what kind of playoff shape will these teams be in.
You nailed it.But that's why the "fit" makes more sense. He will be the primary ball handler and his game would be well suited to feeding Embiid, dishing to the perimeter or shooting himself.
He doesn't have to deal with another primary ball handler(Kyrie, CP3, Russ) on the court for the first time maybe in his career.
This also puts Maxey into the 2nd team PG and starting 2 which he is probably better suited for.
He’s been solid this year, even shooting high 30s from 3Josh Richardson is the guy everyone THINKS is going to be good but he always seems to disappoint.