Josh Hart questions Philadelphia fandom, unknowingly proves Sixers fans are rational and don’t want to support Epstein associate Josh Harris

Josh Hart tried to ruffle the feathers of Philadelphia fans on Sunday after his Knicks finished off the sweep of the 76ers. The only issue, he’s too stupid to actually think it through.

Josh Hart questions Sixers fandom after Sunday’s win:

"I used to think Philly was a sports town, I don't know if it is anymore"

Josh Hart says he wasn't surprised at how many Knicks fans were in Philly: pic.twitter.com/kBNmhCFvNE

— Knicks Videos (@sny_knicks) May 10, 2026

Throwing shots at fans is always hilarious to me.

You’re a professional athlete who makes millions of dollars. Philly is a blue-collar city that doesn’t waste time with losers, which is exactly what the 76ers organization has become.

We’re not obligated to fork over hundreds of dollars for tickets just to watch our team get run off the court. Especially on Mother’s Day, which was founded in Philadelphia, by the way. That’s true. Search it up.

We are family-oriented here in Philadelphia, so on a day like Mother’s Day, we like to spend it with our families. Unlike the vermin from New York, who blew off their own mothers to drive all the way down to Philadelphia to watch a basketball game.

But I get it. New York is devoid of humanity. Their sports teams haven’t been relevant for almost two decades. This is huge for them.

Everyone deserves some type of happiness in their lives, and if they have to get theirs through a basketball team full of Philly sports fans, so be it.

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You also have to put the Sixers’ existence into perspective here, especially over the past decade or so.

We’ve been down this road more times than I can count. The outcome is always the same. Why would any rational human being want to spend money to watch the same movie for the 10th time? That just doesn’t make sense.

The Celtics series was fun. It was also very obviously lightning in a bottle that was not going to be replicated in this series. Just because we realized what this team was and decided to spend Mother’s Day with our mothers does not suddenly mean we’re not sports fans.

If anything, it proves the exact opposite of the national narrative that follows us everywhere we go. To outsiders, we’re incels who live and die with our sports teams. To an extent, that is true. We’re also the smartest fans in the country. Not showing up for Game 4 when it was obvious the series was over is just smart business.

Josh Hart is too dumb to understand that. He is a Commanders fan, though, so his lack of judgment is not exactly a secret.

And speaking of the Commanders, their owner, Josh Harris, also owns the Sixers, as we all know.

Harris was mentioned several hundred times in the Epstein Files. While Philadelphia may be a town full of complete psychos, we do still have morals. Funding an Epstein associate is not something I, or anyone else in this town, have any interest in doing.

Josh Hart loves Josh Harris. Therefore, he loves Jeffrey Epstein. Josh Hart is a fan of Jeffrey Epstein. Those are just facts. Argue with a wall if you disagree.

In conclusion, yes, Philadelphia is still a sports town. Just because we chose to spend Mother’s Day with our moms instead of funding Epstein associate Josh Harris to watch the corpse of our basketball team give up halfway through the first quarter does not change that.

If anything, it reinforces just how great we are as fans. We stand for more than just sports.

Unlike retard Commies fans and Epstein supporter Josh Hart.