T Wil breaks down the effect of the James Harden trade, and shines a light on Tyrese Maxey's 50 pt game

T Wil breaks down the James Harden trade and analyzes if everybody got what they wanted: Harden is now in Los Angeles, and the Sixers have room to work with to make moves. While most people are happy now, will everyone still be happy come playoff time?

Sixers return for the start of another season, but with an underwhelming roster compared to some other Eastern Conference heavy hitters, how much fun will they actually be to watch this season?

T Wil breaks down the 76ers off season so far, including hiring Nick Nurse. He also breaks down the bizarre situation with James Harden calling Daryl Morey a liar

With Nick Nurse coming in to replace Doc Rivers as Philadelphia 76ers head coach, what are the next steps in building a competitive team this offseason, with or without James Harden? Also, can Nick Nurse unlock more components to Joel Embiid's game?

With the Sixers losing ANOTHER Game 7 in the second round of the NBA Playoffs, where exactly do they go from here? Where is the upside of any move they make with trades, signings, and coaching hires?

With Joel Embiid injured for yet another playoff series, do the 76ers actually have a chance to advance out of the 2nd Round. Big T Will breaks it all down for you here.

The 76ers have taken a 2-0 series lead over the Brooklyn Nets. With the Sixers backing their opponents into a corner, do they have a real opportunity to sweep the series?

The NBA Playoffs are finally here, and T Will previews the matchup between the Philadelphia 76ers and the Brooklyn Nets. Even though this seems like an easy series for the Sixers, T Will is not looking past the Nets at all and thinks the series could potentially go 6 games

Big T Wil and Nat Marlowe breakdown the Sixers week of big comeback wins starting with the Milwaukee Bucks game. With Joel Embiid having another monstrous performance against the Portland Trailblazers, are the fans pulled back in? T Wil then analyzes and ponders why the fans can't enjoy the fruits of the Sixers' labor