Tag: Al Horford

James Harden’s 45-point performance in Game 1 sent a message to the Boston Celtics and everyone else around the league of what he is still capable of.

Firing Brett Brown was only the first step the 76ers needed to take this offseason in order to recover and become a championship contender.

A lot of things have to change for the 76ers to have a chance at bouncing back against Boston. Does the team have the grit and character to be able to do so?

Game 1 showed why the 76ers need to insert Matisse Thybulle into the starting lineup.

The Philadelphia 76ers dropped Game One to the Boston Celtics, 109-101, behind Jayson Tatum’s 32 points.

The 76ers are banged up heading into Tuesday’s game against the Phoenix Suns.

The 76ers have been working on a new lineup throughout their first handful of practices down in Orlando.

Brodes & D.Rey get into Allen Iverson’s birthday as he turns 45. Was he more impactful to the game of basketball or to culture? Also, it’s time to start talking about the Xs and Os of hoops now that the “NBA is back!” How does Ben Simmons’ injury factor into the Sixers’ run? Will Al Horford come off the bench? Will Mike Scott play center at any point? All that and more on this episode of Processed!

Brodes & D.Rey discuss the protests going on in the world along with the NBA coming back with a proposal approved by the NBA Board of Governors!

The 76ers, one of the biggest teams in the league, have not been as dominant inside as everyone thought they would be so far this season.

76ers fans need to be patient and not hit the panic button this early into the season.

Are the Philadelphia 76ers dying by the 3-point shot this season?

Are more post-ups the answer for a struggling 76ers offense early in the season?

The Philadelphia 76ers this season will be defined by their defense and a bully-ball mentality rather than their perceived lack of outside shooting.

After an aggressive season opener, Ben Simmons has seemed to shy away from scoring. Should we be concerned about Ben’s offensive development? Tune in as Victor Williams & Krystle Rich of #SixersOutsiders discuss the emergence of Furkan Korkmaz, the importance of Al Horford, what to make of Ben Simmons so far & much more!

The Philadelphia 76ers used a game-winner from Furkan Korkmaz to defeat the Portland Trail Blazers and remain undefeated.

Carson Wentz & the running game avoided disaster on Sunday with a much needed win in Buffalo. Al Horford & the new look Sixers are a force defensively. Tune in as Victor Williams & Ryan Rothstein give their initial reactions to the Eagles reviving their season & what to make of the Sixers so far.

The Philadelphia 76ers moved to 2-0 to start the season with a 117-111 win over the Detroit Pistons.

With the 76ers’ season beginning tomorrow night, here are four things to watch early in the season.

Observations from Friday night’s 100-87 win over the Charlotte Hornets.

Is this upcoming season’s 76ers team better, worse or the same as last year’s team?

The 76ers announced the dates of the Blue X White Scrimmage, Media Day and training camp on Monday afternoon.

Read about the lack of representation from 76ers players in the FIBA World Cup and why that can prove to be a negative.

Did losing to the Boston Celtics in the playoffs two years ago show the Philadelphia 76ers the importance of adding gritty, physical players?

Read about what makes Kyle O’Quinn the perfect backup center for the Philadelphia 76ers.

Al Horford had a multitude of reasons for wanting to sign with the Philadelphia 76ers.

With the additions of both Al Horford and Kyle O’Quinn, the Philadelphia 76ers seem to have made the issue of not having a good backup center a problem of the past.

Despite the 76ers’ moves in free agency, everything still hinges on the development of Ben Simmons and Joel Embiid.

By Scott Cashin, Sports Talk Philly writer Just like packing a suitcase, the Philadelphia 76ers maximized their cap space during…