So his wife admitted it. I heard she may have been involved because she wiped her phone attempting to cover her tracks. I was thinking the same thing, a strange story and Colangelo resigning makes me wonder why the same hasn't happened to Trump.
The 76ers need HELP in their Management !!!
As soon as Colangelo and wife became a topic the 76er's coach Brett Brown fell victim to Boston coach Brad Stevens in 5 quick games in the post season. Then ...
When the 76ers traded their 2018 10th pick a 2-Way multi-position 6.7 G/F Mikal Bridges, whom spent 3 years in Villanova under coach Jay Wright to win a Championship .... I thought Mikal Bridges were the right "Bench-Fuller" for the 76er's starting lineup of Fultz/Reddick/Simmons/Saric/Embiid.
Philly 76er's management traded a NBA Ready Mikal Bridges to the Phoenix Suns for a 2 yr G.League Zhaire Smith WTF !!!
Here's how things look for the 76er's missing-management position ....
Since the dismissal of Bryan Colangelo in June, coach Brett Brown has served as the franchise's interim GM surrounded with front-office executives Ned Cohen, Marc Eversley and Elton Brand. The Sixers are promoting those three executives on Monday into expanded roles and new titles, league sources said.
Cohen (assistant general manager) and Eversley (senior VP of player personnel) are the primary day-to-day operators of the front office -- with Brand (VP of basketball operations) working in the Sixers' front office and running the G League affiliate in Delaware.
Philadelphia will also promote Alex Rucker (senior VP of analytics and strategy) and move assistant coach Kevin Young onto the front of the bench to replace Jim O'Brien, who will now serve as a senior advisor to Brown.
"We have a skilled and stable staff who share the same vision under Brett," Harris told ESPN. "We prefer to find someone, but we don't want to feel forced into compromising."
The 76ers inquired about several top front-office executives, but rival owners seldom have interest in allowing those kinds of individuals permission to exit contracts -- even if that GM had interest in exploring the Sixers' opening. Philadelphia has been gathering information on several assistant GM candidates and non-top executives in recent weeks, league sources said. The next pool of candidates would have a far easier ability to accept a job with the Sixers.
"There are a very small number of elite sitting GMs, and they're generally under contract with teams for a long time," Harris told ESPN. "Those situations tend not to change much. For us, we need someone to add real value, which includes looking at young up-and-coming basketball executives and non-traditional candidates.
"We're going to have a pretty selective list. This is not going to be huge tournament. We're going to talk to some people who aren't sitting GMs who could add value to our situation.
"What I've learned is that GM job has got many facets, and that it's a learned skill. It's certainly got a public-facing nature to it, but management and very strong relationships are important -- and very few people who are not sitting GMs have all of those components. We have strengths in all those areas around our front office right now."
The Sixers continue to exclude the possibility of Brown holding onto the interim GM role for the long-term, even if he carries that title through the 2018-19 season. Brown signed a three-year contract extension through the 2021-22 season this spring.
