Joel Embiid and Ben Simmons shine. Sixers win opener 113-107 vs Wizards
The Philadelphia 76ers started 2020-21 NBA season in the win column last night, defeating the Washington Wizards 113-107. Doc Rivers' coaching debut wasn't exactly a…
Why Ben Simmons Will Shoot This Season
Year after year, offseason after offseason, 76ers fans have been teased by pickup-game videos from Ben Simmons.
3 Things To Watch Tonight: Wizards vs 76ers
The Philadelphia 76ers open up their season against the Washington Wizards tomorrow night. Sixers fans should have plenty of reasons to be excited. A new coaching staff, a new roster, and a hungry Joel and Ben. In today's DailyDrip blog, we take a look at three things to watch out for tomorrow night.
The Official Philadelphia 76ers 2020-21 Season Preview
As a Sixers fan, to say last season was disappointing would be a grave understatement. It's hard to imagine that just one season ago, the…
76ers finalize roster ahead of season opener
According to reports, the 76ers have waived wing Justin Anderson and guard Frank Mason following their preseason finale against the Indiana Pacers yesterday. Mason was…
Furkan Korkmaz vs. Matisse Thybulle: A Battle for Wing Minutes
As I touched on in my previous article, the fight for backup wing minutes has basically come down to Matisse Thybulle and Furkan Korkmaz. In…
Key takeaways from 76ers preseason finale vs Pacers
Last night’s game against the Indiana Pacers provided a few concerns for the Philadelphia 76ers but the good news is, that these issues can be…
76ers sign Frank Mason to an Exhibit 10 contract
Frank Mason has agreed to a non-guaranteed contract with the Philadelphia 76ers, according to reports. Mason’s contract looks to be an exhibit 10 contract meaning…
What To Watch: Sixers vs Pacers Preseason Game 2
What's up everyone? My name is James Birrane and this is my debut article for The Liberty Line. You'll be reading and hearing from me…
Why Joel Embiid Will Make an MVP Push This Season
Joel Embiid has made a case for himself as one of the best two-way players in the NBA. Unfortunately, he is still missing that one legitimate push for the most valuable player of the league award. He has been left out of the conversation over the years due to his own individual health, and the Sixers not finishing as a top seed in the East. History will tell us that the MVP award tends to go to a player on a top seeded team in either respective conference.