Anybody going to Xfinity tonight

Nah lol OP is not a Sixers fan

How you feeling rn

Can’t wait to lose in the finals

The team is going to do what the team does. Predictable. What was funnier is the people here who claim we were such terrible people and fraudulent fans for pointing it out. I’m not about being duped every single year. Don’t even have the game on. Just checked the score and laughed. The only new epiphany I’ve come to is Embiid is not a champion. He doesn’t have the dog in him in the slightest. Watching these other close out games shows me that very easily. Almost reminds me of Wentz. He’s play like s***, come to the press conference and talk a big game about how he know what to do and knows what he’s capable of and then goes out and does the same s*** the next week

Loser organization. Loser players. We will never win s*** with this clown ownership.

Steps to success

Why the f*** couldn't this happen last year?

Fred, Beal, Embiid, and Maxey would make a nice squad though

A timeline of the Process:

May 26, 2012: The Jrue Holiday/Andre Iguodala led 76ers lose to the KG/Pierce/Allen/Rondo Celtics in Game 7 of the ECSF

August 10, 2012: 76ers trade Andre Iguodala for Andrew Bynum and Jason Richardson

April 18, 2013: 76ers fire HC Doug Collins after a 34-48 season

May 10, 2013: 76ers hire Sam Hinkie as GM and President of Basketball Operations

August 12, 2013: 76ers hire Brett Brown as HC

June 27, 2013:

• ⁠76ers select Michael Carter-Williams #11 overall • ⁠76ers trade Jrue Holiday to the Pelicans for Nerlens Noel and a 2014 first round pick

June 26, 2014: 76ers select Joel Embiid #3 overall and Jerami Grant #39 overall after a 19-63 season

February 19, 2015: 76ers trade ROTY Michael Carter Williams to Bucks for a Lakers first round pick

June 25, 2015: 76ers select Jahlil Okafor #3 overall after a 18-64 season

December 7, 2015: Jerry Colangelo is “hired” as a special adviser to Chairman of Basketball Operations

April 6, 2016: Sam Hinkie steps down as GM and President of Basketball Operations

April 10, 2016: Brian Colangelo is “hired” as GM and President of Basketball Operations

June 23, 2016: 76ers select Ben Simmons #1 overall after a 10-72 season

November 1, 2016: 76ers trade Jerami Grant to OKC for Ersan Ilyasova and a 2020 first round pick

June 19, 2017: 76ers trade #3 and #13 pick for #1 overall pick

June 22, 2017: 76ers draft Markelle Fultz #1 overall after a 28-54 season

May 9, 2018: The 76ers lose in Game 5 of the ECSF to a Celtics team led by a rookie Jayson Tatum and missing its 2 best players with injuries

June 7, 2018: Brian Colangelo resigns as GM and President of Basketball Operations after being caught using burner accounts to criticize his players, HC Brett Brown hired as temporary replacement

June 21, 2018: 76ers draft Mikal Bridges #10 overall and trade him to Suns for Zhaire Smith

September 18, 2018: Elton Brand promoted to GM

November 12, 2018: 76ers trade Jerryd Bayless, Dario Saric, Robert Covington and a 2022 second round pick for Jimmy Butler (and Justin Patton)

December 31, 2018: Jerry Colangelo steps down as special adviser

February 6, 2019: 76ers trade Wilson Chandler, Landry Shamet, Mike Muscala, 2020 first round pick, Detroit 2021 and 2023 second round picks for Tobias Harris, Boban Marjanović, and Mike Scott

May 12, 2019: 76ers lose to the Raptors in Game 7 of the ECSF on a 4 bounce buzzerbeater by Kawhi Leonard

June 20, 2019: 76ers trade #24 and #33 pick for Matisse Thybulle

June 28, 2019: 76ers sign Al Horford to a 4 year/$109 million deal

June 30, 2019: 76ers re-sign Tobias Harris to a 5 year/$180 million deal

July 1, 2019: 76ers sign/trade Jimmy Butler to the Heat for Josh Richardson

July 15, 2019: 76ers extend Ben Simmons for a 5 year/$170 million deal

August 23, 2020: 76ers get swept by the Celtics in the First Round

August 24, 2020: 76ers fire HC Brett Brown

October 1, 2020: 76ers hire Doc Rivers as HC

October 28, 2020: 76ers hire Daryl Morey as President of Basketball Operations

November 18, 2020:

• ⁠76ers draft Tyrese Maxey #21 overall • ⁠November 18, 2020: 76ers trade Josh Richardson and #36 overall pick for Seth Curry • ⁠76ers trade Al Horford, a 2025 protected first round pick and 2020 second round pick for Danny Green, Terrance Ferguson, and Vincent Poirer

June 7, 2021: The #1 seed 76ers lose Game 7 of the ECSF to the #5 seed Hawks, after blowing and 18 and 26 point lead in Games 4 and 5 respectively, and Ben Simmons passes up an open dunk in the 4th quarter and shoots 34% from the free throw line

October 22, 2021: Ben Simmons sits out the season opener (and as it turns out the rest of the season) for various reasons

February 10, 2022: 76ers trade Ben Simmons, Seth Curry, Andre Drummond, and 2 first round picks to the Nets for James Harden (and Paul Millsap)

May 12, 2022: 76ers lose Game 6 of the ECSF to the Heat

June 23, 2022: 76ers trade Danny Green and #23 pick to Grizzlies for D’Anthony Melton

June 30, 2022:

• ⁠76ers sign PJ Tucker for 3 years/$33 million • ⁠76ers sign Daniel House for 2 years/$8.5 million

July 20, 2022: 76ers re-sign James Harden (who opted out of a $47 million option) for 2 years/$68 million with a player option for the second year

February 9, 2023: 76ers trade Matisse Thybulle and a 2023 second round pick to Portland for Jalen McDaniels and a 2029 second round pick

May 3, 2023: Joel Embiid wins League MVP

May 14, 2023: 76ers blow a 3-2 series lead, Jayson Tatum drops a Game 7 record 51 points, eliminating the 76ers for the 3rd time in 6 years

May 16, 2023: 76ers fire HC Doc Rivers

May 29, 2023: 76ers hire Nick Nurse as HC

June 29, 2023: James Harden opts in to his player option and requests to be traded from the 76ers

October 27, 2014: 76ers trade Arnett Moultrie for Travis Outlaw and 2 seconds. Those seconds eventually become Isaac Bonga and Nic Claxton. Moultrie and Outlaw never play another game.

November 15, 2014: 76ers sign Robert Covington after he was waived by the Rockets.

February 21, 2015: Claimed Ish Smith on waivers from the New Orleans Pelicans. Probably saved his career, since he averaged 5 MPG with OKC before being dropped and never averaged more than 15 MPG in a season prior.

July 9, 2015: Traded Artūras Gudaitis, Luka Mitrović and 2017 #5 (De'Aaron Fox) to the Sacramento Kings for Carl Landry, Nik Stauskas, Jason Thompson, 2017 #3 (Jayson Tatum) and 2019 #14 (Romeo Langford) in what was effectively a Stauskas salary dump.

September 14 and 25, 2015: Signed Christian Wood and T.J. McConnell, both of whom still played last season.

November 1, 2016: 76ers trade Jerami Grant to OKC for Ersan Ilyasova and a 2020 first round pick

February 22, 2017: Traded Ersan İlyasova and an irrelevant 2nd to the Atlanta Hawks for Tiago Splitter, and draft picks that became Sterling Brown and Matthias Lessort. Splitter played 8 games for the 76ers and retired.

June 22, 2017: Traded 2020 #21 (Tyrese Maxey) and an irrelevant SRP (Yam Madar) to the Orlando Magic for 25th pick Anžejs Pasečņiks. Getting this pick back in the Fultz trade saved them from being even worse.

December 7, 2017: Traded Jahlil Okafor, Nik Stauskas and the Nic Claxton SRP to the Brooklyn Nets for Trevor Booker. This after seeing two full seasons of Okafor when his trade value was still salvageable after one season.

June 30, 2022: ⁠76ers sign PJ Tucker for 3 years/$33 million • ⁠76ers sign Daniel House for 2 years/$8.5 million

Tampering charges cause 76ers to lose their 2023 and 2024 SRP.

Please get Tobias and Buddy Hield tFoh

We got hosed!