Not trying to be reactionary but 0-82 might be in play.

the nets went 0-18 5 years ago. but of course...5 years ago may as well have been 80 years ago because no one remembers that anymore.

might have a shot vs the Wolves

0-17

I'm hoping for an 0-82 finish. Impossible is nothing.

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Craziest part of this Sixers win, as pointed out by @NYPost_Berman : They are now only 2.5 games back of the Knicks.

I would bet this game hard. Total trap game. Sixers might win by 20.

This guy gets it.

how was the Wolves a trap game ?


they're maybe 1-2 notches ahead of the Sixers

Sixers are horrendously bad. This game would have tied them for the record for worst start ever. You know they are going to come out with a little more edge than they normally do. Wolves probably walked in their home building and were like "We got this". So, it's a trap game.

Biggie must be taking gambling tips from Dignified Rube.

i have to believe they're trading one of those centers they have. but i don't know which one provides the best all-around game for them in the future. i just don't like what they're doing right now...i can only hope it pays off.

The Philadelphia 76ers will explore trading Jahlil Okafor and Nerlens Noel in the buildup to the NBA draft on June 23, according to league sources.

Sources told ESPN that the Sixers are determined to gauge the trade market for both Okafor and Noel and are increasingly likely to move at least one of them in conjunction with the draft, in which Philadelphia holds the No. 1 overall selection for the first time since selecting Allen Iverson in 1996.

In recent weeks, rival executives have been forecasting Philadelphia to be one of the most active teams this offseason in terms of pursuing trades, with new personnel boss Bryan Colangelo known to be aggressive and openly determined to speed Philadelphia's return to playoff contention.

In an interview with ESPN Radio's "Russillo and Kanell" earlier this month, Sixers coach Brett Brown hinted at the club's desire to be active.

"Think about these types of resources," Brown said during the interview. "We have the first pick. We have the 24th and 26th pick. On our current roster we have Nerlens Noel, Jahlil Okafor, Jerami Grant [and] Robert Covington. We had a [2014] draft class that effectively redshirted in Joel Embiid and Dario Saric.

"For the first time in my four years, we're going to enter a legitimate approach to free agency."

Colangelo, for his part, told Bleacher Report Radio last week that "everybody is thinking about winning as opposed to prolonging the rebuilding process."

‎Sources describe Okafor, at this early juncture, as the most likely of the two to be moved in the wake of his rocky rookie season off the floor.

But the Sixers are known to be considering a wide range of possibilities, given the prospect of fellow lottery picks Embiid and Saric finally making their Philadelphia debuts next season to add to the Sixers' deep frontcourt and the well-chronicled concerns about whether Okafor and Noel can play together.

After winning the recent draft lottery, Philadelphia is in the process of choosing between LSU's Ben Simmons and Duke's Brandon Ingram with the first overall pick.

Among the options the Sixers have is trying to trade Okafor or Noel for another high pick in the looming draft to address their backcourt needs or building a package around either one in a trade for veteran talent, either in June or in July after free agency starts.