The Sixers add one more loss to the 2016-17 season. Two more, really.

Add in a free agent shooter like JJ Redick, and current players become expendable.

Golden State isn’t bad for the NBA. Neither is tanking. Success is about smart roster management.

Markelle Fultz and Lonzo Ball will be gone. Josh Jackson, Jayson Tatum or De’Aaron Fox are solid options.

For every Allen Iverson, there’s a Shawn Bradley. And a Keith Van Horn. And a Larry Hughes. And an Evan Turner. And a Jahlil Okafor.

Nine of the 30 NBA coaches got votes, but none for the Sixers head guy.

Joel Embiid, Ben Simmons and all the injuries, setbacks and potential superstar moments in between.

Brett Brown’s team is winning itself out of a top-five pick. Tanks for nothing.

After this crazy Sixers season…someone deserves a trophy.

And if Ben Simmons doesn’t play this year, will he win it next season?

National experts break down the rookie sensation, trading Noel or Okafor and Brett Brown for Coach of the Year.

You get a drink! And you get a drink!

After hanging on for a 93-91 win over the Timberwolves, Joel Embiid and co. are undefeated in 2017.

Brett Brown is doing his best with a roster that’s suddenly become healthy, and ridiculous.

Nerlens Noel is back, making the list of Sixers bigs even bigger. Plus some telling Embiid stats.

With Embiid and Okafor out Tuesday, Ersan Ilyasova stepped up big. But it wasn’t enough.

Think managing Embiid and Okafor is a challenge? Wait until Noel comes back. And Simmons.

Nerlens is back in town, but Brett Brown isn’t guaranteeing him any future minutes. Things are happening!

The Sixers’ frankly-pretty-raw big man had a bad night on national TV, but he’s still a contender.