Christopher Kline and Lucas Johnson return to sift through the dumpster fire taking place in Philadelphia right now. The 76ers lost to the Miami Heat on Monday and held a postgame meeting in the locker room, during which Tyrese Maxey reportedly called out Joel Embiid for his tardiness. Also discussed is the Sixers' subsequent stinker in Memphis, and whether or not Nick Nurse should start feeling the warmth beneath his seat.

Christopher Kline and Lucas Johnson are back to discuss the recent slate of 76ers action, which includes several star-making performances from rookie guard Jared McCain. The pair also touches on Joel Embiid's rusty debut and what the future holds for the 2-9, second-to-last place Sixers.

Christopher Kline and Lucas Johnson are back to discuss the Philadelphia 76ers' most recent slate of games, including the return of Paul George and the hamstring injury suffered by Tyrese Maxey. Then, the conversation turns to Joel Embiid's recent run-in with Inquirer columnist Marcus Hayes. With Maxey hurt and Embiid suspended, the outlook is bleak for Philadelphia. How can the team stay afloat?

Christopher Kline and Lucas Johnson return to discuss the 76ers' recent slate of games, which culminated with a disappointing home loss to the Detroit Pistons. Tyrese Maxey's struggles and the impact of Joel Embiid's mysterious absence are touched on. After that, the conversation moves to the recent report connecting Jonathan Kuminga to Philadelphia, followed by a quick canvassing of the Eastern Conference standings.

Christopher Kline and Lucas Johnson discuss the 76ers' Opening Night loss to Milwaukee, as well as the NBA's looming investigation into Joel Embiid's unique load management plan. Next, they dive into FanSided's 25-under-25 rankings, going through the best players under 25 years of age in the NBA. How does Tyrese Maxey rank against the league's top young talent? Christopher and Lucas also make MVP picks and go around the league after our first full slate of games this season.

Christopher Kline and Lucas Johnson convene to discuss Philadelphia's preseason victories over Atlanta and Brooklyn, which featured several strong performances and a couple gut-wrenching injuries. Paul George and Joel Embiid are both in doubt for the season opener, and Jared McCain took a hard fall at the end of the Nets game. Also discussed are in-season trade targets, Giannis Antetokounmpo trade rumors, and the aimless Portland Trail Blazers.

Christopher Kline and Lucas Johnson are back to talk about the 76ers' preseason debut against the New Zealand Breakers, which featured several standout performers. Then, Christopher and Lucas each rank the 17 players on the Sixers' regular season roster, from worst to best. While No. 1 is fairly obvious, there are some disagreements en route to Joel Embiid. Plus, Rookie of the Year rankings and the Nets' latest Ben Simmons experiment.

Christopher Kline and Lucas Johnson discuss all the buzz out of Philadelphia 76ers training camp, from Paul George's glowing reviews, to Andre Drummond's leadership and the boundless improvement of Tyrese Maxey. Also touched on is the Knicks' trade for Karl-Anthony Towns, which could complicate the Sixers' path to a championship.

In this week's episode of The Sixer Sense Podcast, Christopher Kline and Lucas Johnson delve into the best of the best in today's NBA. Christopher supplies his top-100 player rankings, while Lucas picks them apart with a fine-tooth comb. Learn the answer to the age-old question of 'who is the Sixers' second-best player this season?' Before that, though, Christopher and Lucas discuss the fringe of Philly's roster, diving into the 76ers' two-way players — Justin Edwards, Lester Quiñones, and Jeff Dowtin Jr. — as well as a few more training camp invitees.

Christopher Kline and Lucas Johnson are BACK to discuss all things Philadelphia 76ers. They start with a recap of Daryl Morey's busy summer, which recently concluded with a massive three-year, $193 million extension for Joel Embiid. Also discussed is the Paul George addition, as well as all the new (and old) Sixers role players. Then, the conversation turns toward recent NBA rumors, including the still-unsigned Markelle Fultz and an intriguing potential landing spot for former Philly standout Jimmy Butler.