Michael Carter-Williams led a more balanced offensive attack, helping the Sixers challenge the Dirk Nowitzki-less Mavericks before ultimately falling 110-103, dropping the Sixers to a franchise-worst 0-16 start to the season. Rookie K.J. McDaniels had a career night, with 21 points and 13 rebounds.
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According to a report from Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo Sports, trade talks with the Nets over forward Andrei Kirilenko are put on hold as he attends to a family issue. In a separate report, Furkan Aldemir may be staying in Turkey.
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In volume 5 of LibertyBallers Sixers Mailbag, we talk about the upside of Joel Embiid and Nerlens Noel, what the optimal starting lineup would be, and about the 2015 NBA draft.
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I spent a half an hour talking to myself about the Sixers. If for some reason you’re really bored, give it a listen.
Listen: SixersBeat.com
14 games into his second season as the Sixers head coach, with 9 new players on his team, Sixers head coach Brett Brown is still tinkering with his rotations.
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The Blazers collected 18 offensive rebounds, leading to 25 second chance points for the visiting team, in their 114-104 defeat of the Sixers. The loss dropped the Sixers to 0-14 on the season.
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I called into The Matchup Zone to talk about the Sixers rebuild with Kevin Owens and Michael Gould.
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Michael Carter-Williams is third in the NBA in usage rate since returning from his shoulder surgery, filling a role for the Sixers that may not fit his offensive skill set.
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I made an appearance on 97.3 FM ESPN to talk about the Sixers losing, and whether it’s had an impact on the Sixers young players.
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Brett Brown and his staff video tape and chart every shot each player takes during practice. The numbers, they hope, will give them a better idea of how players are progressing in their development, and allow the coaching staff to reward players who have worked hard with more offensive freedom.
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