Edgecombe Talks 76ers’ ‘Championship or Bust’ Expectations After LeBron Contract, Jaylen Brown Trade – Bleacher Report

**Tanking the Tank: 76ers’ Rebuild Hits a Speed Bump**

In a season that was supposed to be a rebuilding year for the Philadelphia 76ers, things have taken a turn for the worse. After a promising start to the year, the team has hit a slump, losing six of their last eight games. This has led to questions about the team’s strategy and whether or not they’re tanking the tank, so to speak.

While some fans are calling for the team to start playing their young players, others are arguing that the team needs to stick to their original plan and focus on developing the players they have. The problem is, the team’s current crop of young players doesn’t seem to be ready for prime time just yet.

Tyrese Maxey, who many fans were hoping would be the face of the franchise, has struggled to live up to expectations. His shooting percentage has been abysmal, and he’s shown a tendency to turn the ball over at inopportune times. Meanwhile, the team’s other young players, such as Jalen Lecque and Paul Reed, have yet to make a significant impact.

Despite the struggles, the 76ers’ front office remains committed to their rebuild. They’ve been shopping their veteran players, looking to acquire more draft picks and young talent. It’s a long-term plan, but it’s hard to see how it will pay off in the short-term.

For now, fans will have to be patient and trust that the 76ers are doing what’s best for the team. It’s not an easy pill to swallow, but if it means a brighter future for the franchise, it might be worth it. The 76ers’ next game is against the Brooklyn Nets, and they’ll look to right the ship and get back on track.