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I take back what I said after the win against the Spurs. This team is going nowhere, not with this coaching and not without an actual offensive system
Omfg we could've won this game. Not even funny because Ime will blame the players again during post game
Omfg **** you Ime. Reed should ask for a trade at this point
Ime, the reason we need Capela is rim protection omg. We are getting destroyed smfh
Wtf is this lineup Ime?! Bring back the energy lineup!
Now that we're going to overtime, can we go back to the lineup that brought us the lead in the first place and bench Jabroni and Sengun
Ime with his "if it is working then maybe changing the lineup wouldn't hurt" mentality
Lol Jabari is going to cost us this game once again
maybe Ime spends time with Dusty Baker during the offseason to learn the art of shutting down players they don't like lol
It still puzzles me why Ime keeps benching Reed when he can actually do things like this. It almost feels like Ime wants to win games without Reed...
Also, why is Reed in the doghouse again?
Ryan has a point. Why does Alpi hate cutting to the basket?!
Lol even with a washed Embiid they are still getting calls their way
If they include this year's unprotected pick then maybe we should consider that
Much needed win to right the ship. Should be a good momentum builder. Hopefully the team capitalizes on this morale booster and start playing right
see: Bruce Bowen, Joe Harris (probably not that bad but somewhere around 75-77% is bad for someone who shoots threes very well)
Okay guys hear me out: I think I know why we are not playing Reed as much or even starting him we might be trying to make a move this deadline...
Finally a good game! Looks like all my jinxes worked lol kidding aside, I am happy to eat crow all the time as long as we keep playing and...
