Liberty Ballers: for Philadelphia 76ers fans

In this episode, Dave Early joins Jas to discuss the new details about James Harden's new contract. The pair also get into ESPN's offseason grades for all the Eastern Conference teams and where they have the Sixers in the Eastern Conference rankings. Plus, Dave and Jas discuss the latest in the Kevin Durant drama and if Brooklyn Nets owner Joe Tsai will try and please KD by moving on from head coach Steve Nash and general manager Sean Marks.

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In this episode, Jackson Frank joins Sean to discuss James Harden's offseason. From his 1+1 contract, to offseason training, the pair get into what their expectations are for Harden during his first full season with the Sixers.

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On tonight's episode of The Gastroenteritis Blues, Dan, Steve and Emily discuss the NBA officially opening up an investigation into the Sixers' allegedly lascivious offseason dealings. Will the team face slaps on the wrist for the James Harden pay-cut or P.J. Tucker or Danuel House signings? They also discuss the continued James Harden and Tyrese Maxey propaganda and how good the offseason vibes have become as a result.

Plus: they talk about the rumored Kevin Durant-for-Jaylen Brown trade that was the talk of the town earlier in the week.

All that plus a an exciting round of the Most Likely game to round out this week's episode.

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It's an international edition of the Talking About Podcast, as Tom West joins Sean for a listener question episode. How far away are the Sixers from the Celtics/Bucks tier in the East? What will the forward rotation look like this season with the new additions? What's the outlook on Tobias Harris' future with the team? What should be the closing lineup? Is there any value in bringing in a veteran center for yet another season? They hash out those questions and more.

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In episode three of the Sixers Multiverse Podcast – a summer engagement series of the Out of Site Podcast on the Liberty Ballers Network – it is a trip to a (kinda) distant past. The year is 1993. The Philadelphia 76ers are one year removed from the Charles Barkley trade to Phoenix, which left the team without a franchise player for the first time in a long time. The Sixers selected Shawn Bradley at No. 2.

Adio is joined by Jas Kang to take a look back at what could have changed if they had gone a different route.

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In this episode, Paul Hudrick joins Jas to discuss the Sixers' offseason additions and how they'll make them a better defensive team. Plus, the pair get into some general NBA talk, including Kyrie Irving, Donovan Mitchell and how it impacts the Atlantic Division.

Then, in the second half of the episode, Adam Taylor of Celtics Blog joins Jas to do a deep dive on a potential Kevin Durant for Jaylen Brown trade.

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On tonight's episode of The Gastroenteritis Blues, Dan and Steve discuss the news of the week: James Harden has (finally) reportedly agreed to his contract terms with the Sixers. The guys discuss why it might've taken this long and how they feel about the terms. They also talk about Harden once again hanging out socially with Joel Embiid and the organization's plans to build a new arena downtown in 2031.

Plus: thoughts on the player vs. media spat that went down in the Phillies' clubhouse, the Most Likely game with Drew and Bachelorette talk.

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This week, Sean Kennedy is rejoined by now-Liberty Ballers staff writer Bryan Toporek in the wake of James Harden officially agreeing to a two-year, $68.4 million deal. They discuss what Harden taking a $14 million-plus pay cut this offseason allowed the team to do, what moves might still be on the horizon, and predict how the end of the roster might shake out by the start of the season.

Then, they cover the new downtown arena proposal that was announced Thursday morning. Who stands to benefit or lose out on the proposed site? Will the 2023 title team return for the unveiling ceremony?

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In this episode, Jas is first joined by Bryan Toporek to discuss James Harden's official contract details and the new arena proposal in Downtown Philly. Then, Joe Flynn of SB Nation's Posted and Toasted on the Donovan Mitchell to the New York Knicks trade talk.

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In this week's installment of the Out of Site Podcast: Special Engagement Series, your hosts Adio Royster and David Early take you to a universe that spawned in 2015 when the Philadelphia 76ers drafted Duke University big man Jahlil Okafor with the 3rd overall pick. It's unfortunate the Los Angeles Lakers leapfrogged both the Sixers and the New York Knicks because it MAY HAVE given the Sixers the opportunity to draft a player who may have been a better fit -- Ohio State guard D'Angelo Russell. Adio and David tackle that possibility, as well as other possibilities that could have risen, had the universe split into a different realm. Trade down for Devin Booker? Taking a swing at Kristaps Porzingis? What could have been?

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