SMF - Just Installed!
It's an annual holiday rite for the Sixers. The dates and opponents vary, but it's generally from five to seven games, mostly out West, in recent seasons including a game on New Year's Eve. This time, it's six games, taking them from Boston to Denver, Utah, Los Angeles (the Clippers on Dec. 31), Dallas and San Antonio.It's always daunting, but this time perhaps even a little more so. Consider: Going into last night's schedule, the six opponents held a combined record of 99-64. Take the 8-19 Clippers out of the equation, and the other five were 91-45.
0-6 with lots of talk about "quality losses." Then, when they are in a really deep hole and the pressure is off, they will start winning games.Stop me if this sounds familiar.
Quote from: tk76- on December 23, 2008, 12:33:40 PM0-6 with lots of talk about "quality losses." Then, when they are in a really deep hole and the pressure is off, they will start winning games.Stop me if this sounds familiar.I was thinking along the same lines, it is a little too early for their annual run. We need a full fledged nose-dive first. Hopefully this year it triggers a big trade rather than a wait and see approach.
There are a bunch of rumors floating around about a lot of teams making moves, kings, bulls, knicks, raptors, bobcats, etc...No one mentions the sixers, i'm not sure if that' encouraging or discouraging
I think the Brand injury made deciding on moves a bit more difficult. They did not get to see if they could make things fit better with a new coach.