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Mike Sielski: James Harden won’t play for the Sixers again. Good.

PHILADELPHIA — During James Harden’s introductory news conference with the 76ers back in February of last year, two quotes — one from Harden himself, one from someone else — should have given everyone who was paying attention an indication of how his tenure with the team would go.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Three Potential Trade Proposals for the 76ers to Move James Harden

The 10-time All-Star is looking for another change of scenery. Here are a few deals that could work for everyone involved.

Sports Illustrated

David Murphy: James Harden needs a look in the mirror. But he gave the Sixers an out.

PHILADELPHIA — Let’s start by stating the obvious. In every man’s life, there comes a point where he needs to ask himself if he really is who he thinks he is. Turn on the lights, look in the mirror, put on some Taylor Swift.

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If James Harden leaves the Sixers, who will replace him? Tracking point guard options in free agency.

PHILADELPHIA — The 76ers' "Scenario A," as president of basketball operations Daryl Morey termed it last month, is re-signing James Harden (presumably after he declines his $35.6 million player option for next season). Not just because the former MVP is still a 20-and-10 player who led the NBA in assists…

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Kendrick Perkins Suggests Perfect Replacement for James Harden in Philadelphia

“The way the Philadelphia 76ers are moving, they’re acting like James Harden is their top priority, and that’s not it.”

Sports Illustrated

5 Mavericks targets in NBA draft who could help Luka Doncic (and Kyrie Irving?) from Day 1

DALLAS — The Dallas Mavericks own a top-10 NBA draft pick for the first time since they acquired Luka Doncic in 2018.

Tribune News Service

Marcus Hayes: How James Harden and Ben Simmons got Doc Rivers fired from the Sixers

PHILADELPHIA — I don’t have a problem with Doc Rivers’ getting fired this week. He deserved it. He failed. He had two jobs, and he failed.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

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Mike Jensen: The Sixers need a new coach. They should call Dawn Staley.

PHILADELPHIA — At yet another franchise crossroads, the 76ers need to think big. Bigger even than which coach can draw up the right plays for Joel Embiid and keep a player such as Tyrese Maxey progressing.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

SI:AM | Joel Embiid Is Getting the Help He Needs

Which version of the Sixers and Celtics will show up in Game 6?

Sports Illustrated

NBA fans were livid with the officiating down the stretch of the Sixers’ Game 4 win against the Celtics

Imagine if the Sixers lost ...

USA Today Sports Media Group

Harden’s Latest Playoff Disappearing Act Sinks 76ers Into Series Hole

On a night when Joel Embiid looked worthy of his MVP coronation, the Robin to Philly’s Batman didn’t show.

Sports Illustrated

Celtics Regain Playoff Footing With ‘Angry’ Defensive Performance

Boston leveled the Eastern Conference semifinals through a tone-setting blowout win over the 76ers in Game 2.

Sports Illustrated

Harlan References Classic Celtics Call on Game-Changing Play

This is why Kevin Harlan is among the best of the best.

Sports Illustrated

Kevin Harlan channeled one of the most famous calls in Celtics history on late Sixers’ steal

"MAXEY STOLE THE BALL!"

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Marcus Hayes: Tobias Harris was worth every penny in Sixers sweep

NEW YORK — There have been times over the past five years when the hate for Tobias Harris in Philly has been palpable. He’s overpaid. He misses big shots. He’s not That Guy.

The Independent UK

76ers finish sweep of Nets without Embiid in 96-88 win

Tobias Harris had 25 points and 12 rebounds, and the Philadelphia 76ers overcame the absence of Joel Embiid to beat the Brooklyn Nets 96-88

USA Today Sports Media Group

Tyrese Maxey had the perfect reaction to the series-clinching 76ers-Nets box score

You HAVE to see Tyrese Maxey's face as he looked over the stats for the 76ers' victory over the Nets on Saturday.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Sixers top Nets, 96-88, without Joel Embiid to sweep first-round series

NEW YORK — Another Tobias Harris corner 3-pointer went splash, prompting coach Doc Rivers to raise both arms to high-five the 76ers’ standout forward as he came off the floor for a timeout.

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Kevin Harlan Put on a Clinic During Sixers-Nets Playoff Game

Here are three must-hear calls from Kevin Harlan during wild Sixers comeback.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Sixers survive Joel Embiid injury, James Harden ejection to capture commanding 3-0 series lead vs. Nets

NEW YORK — What a game?

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Sixers rally to overtake Brooklyn Nets in second half, take home 96-84 win and 2-0 series lead

PHILADELPHIA — Doc Rivers called a timeout 61 seconds into Monday’s third quarter, after a Spencer Dinwiddie bucket put the Brooklyn Nets up by seven points on the 76ers.

Sports Illustrated

Young 76ers Star Makes Expectations for Team’s Playoff Run Incredibly Clear

The team is seeking its first championship since 1983.

Tribune News Service

Mikal Bridges accepts challenge as Nets’ No. 1 playoff option

NEW YORK — How is Mikal Bridges going to fare as the No. 1 option against a playoff-level defense?

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Sixers outlast Dallas Mavericks, 116-108, in return of Joel Embiid and James Harden

PHILADELPHIA — Luka Doncic attempted to float a driving layup over Joel Embiid, but the Sixers’ big man rejected the ball at the rim.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Despite Tyrese Maxey’s 37 points, Sixers lose second game in as many nights

PHOENIX — Joel Embiid let the ball drop from his hands as the whistle blew with about 4 minutes, 6 seconds to play Saturday night, then trudged to the end of the Philadelphia 76ers’ bench.

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