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Morey out, Nurse stays. Makes no sense to fire the front office but keep the coach. Any new GM will want to hire their own head coach. But this is Josh Harris, one of the NBA’s worst owners. He’s the reason why Philly always ducked the tax. Not Morey. But you can’t fire an owner.

@ShamsCharania Here comes Bob Myers to fuck up another team. Wonderful

Head coach Nick Nurse will continue in his role into a fourth season with the 76ers, sources tell ESPN. Four-time NBA championship architect Bob Myers, the president of sports for Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment, will be tasked to lead the search for the new head executive for the 76ers and he will oversee the franchise's basketball department in the interim.

Quentin Grimes is like if uncut gems was a basketball player

@BenStiller Yeah fuck right off you’ve gotten every call this half

Awful calls

Terrorist Adam Silver making the call at halftime. Typical from this joke of a league

Nate Burleson should be no where near a March Madness panel

THE CLOSER

It’s time.

JACK HUGHES DELIVERS AMERICA'S GOLDEN MOMENT IN OVERTIME.

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The McCain trade overreaction is insane. This is the same fan base that cried for days when we traded Jaden Springer for a 2nd and didn’t re sign Yabusele. Sixers fans are something else

@flushingitgolf @RTRSPodcast @SpikeEskin

Fox Sports have released a graphic to promote the new LIV Golf League season with Scott O’Neil, the CEO and Commissioner, at the front and centre. They’ve also spelt 3 player names wrong and Lee Westwood is the only captain missing.

AJ Dyfraudsta

People forget Trevor Zegras is the only person to suffer from seasonal depression by seeing the sun too much. That is so nails. -93.1

This is Arizona Basketball.

I think about this often

@ZBerm Please stop Zach

Kyle Pitts is going to be a fascinating free agent this offseason. He's only 25 — and a Philly native.

@IsaiahB831 @JeffPassan Let me know when he plays in a game that matters

@NotJackTurner @JeffPassan Using W-L record gimmick In the big 2025

Pittsburgh Pirates right-hander Paul Skenes has won the National League Cy Young Award, getting all 30 first-place votes one season after winning Rookie of the Year. Philadelphia's Cristopher Sanchez finished second and Los Angeles’ Yoshinobu Yamamoto was third.