Daryl Morey embraces challenges of leading 76ers
The Sixers (26-12) have the best record in the East headed into Sunday’s game vs. San Antonio, the first one in Philly with fans since the pandemic began.
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The Sixers (26-12) have the best record in the East headed into Sunday’s game vs. San Antonio, the first one in Philly with fans since the pandemic began.
Philadelphia 76ers President Daryl Morey has embraced the challenge of trying to lead the franchise to its first NBA title since 1983.
Examining the Daryl Morey-Doc Rivers marriage: it’s been all honeymoon so far but could they clash over analytics or personnel eventually? Share this story Daryl Morey is at the helm of the Sixers as team President and it’s comforting to know the Sixers once again have one of the best front offices in the sport. Morey’s name is absolutely synonymous with incorporating as much information as humanly, algorithmically, and robotically possible as he builds teams and aides in game plans. He wants to work with people who are always expanding their knowledge base, always questioning, always a...
Liberty Ballers Mailbag! Share this story Photo by Tim Nwachukwu/Getty Images OK folks, it’s Mailbag time. If you are ever bored, you can always ask us questions or suggest we do another mailbag, they’re always fun. And there will always be a couple of us who will happily get into the weeds of your burning questions or hot takes. Without further ado, let’s see what ya’ll came up with. This time it was Sean Kennedy and myself, Dave Early who got into these. What are your feeling about Korkmaz taking Joe's minutes? In January I'd rather see the young kid get minutes to see if he can b...
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