Brett Brown

The Philadelphia Sixers were swept by the Boston Celtics. Jayson Tatum and Kemba Walker were just too much. Joel Embiid had no help, but the overall state of this 76ers' team didn't stand a chance. Will Brett Brown get fired? What major changes will come next? Is anyone willing to take on Al Horford or Tobias Harris' contract? So many questions.....

As the final buzzer sounded on the Sixers 2019-2020 season, it could also signal the end of head coach Brett Brown's tenure in Philadelphia. Brown, who was hired in 2013, bringing the Sixers through the process years, is 221-345 as head coach.

A lot is looming over today's Sixers versus Celtics game. It could potentially be the end of the series and the end of an era in Philadelphia. The Sixers are likely to move on from Brett Brown as head coach at this season's end. Reports came out this morning regarding coach Brown and former Sixer Jimmy Butler...

The Philadelphia Sixers lose game three to the Boston Celtics. The Celtics closed the game out on a 10-0 run. Joel Embiid was the only reason why the 76ers had a chance considering the squad shot under 30% from the field. Late though, he had a crucial turnover late and was rejected by Jayson Tatum in the final moments. The team shot 23% from three. Tobias Harris has yet to make a three-pointer this series and Al Horford was terrible! This team stinks.

The Sixers have become exactly what they fought so hard not to be, a team stuck in the middle, with no way out, trapped under bad contracts, poor front office decisions and awful roster construction. All of these things have led the Sixers right back down the path of mediocrity.

The Philadelphia Sixers were blown out by 27 points against the Boston Celtics in Game 2. Brett Brown's defensive philosophy is getting mocked by Kemba Walker and Joel Embiid. Things need to change. Jayson Tatum can't continue to get where he wants to on the floor. Matisse Thybulle was no match for him as Thybulle finished -30 on the night. Al Horford recorded four points and two rebounds. Tobias Harris shot 4-15 from the floor. The 76ers were out-rebounded. Yup. You ready that correctly. It looked like they waived the white flag.

"I've got one job to do," Embiid said after the teams Game 1 loss to Boston. "To carry us."

Joel Embiid played just five minutes against the Portland Trail Blazers before leaving due to an ankle injury. The injury kept him sidelined on Tuesday against the Suns, but the All-Star is set to make his return. Brett Brown told the media that he expected Embiid to return before the playoffs began, and it looks like his intuition was right...

The Philadelphia Sixers played the Phoenix Suns without any starters except Shake Milton. It was fun to watch the guys compete, but this game essentially meant nothing. Mike Scott scored 17 points in 22 minutes, Raul Neto scored 22 points, and Alec Burks shot the ball well. Matisse Thybulle made sure Devin Booker earned his points, but foul trouble was a concern. The refs didn't help what-so-ever.

Takeaways from the Sixers' 130-117 loss to the Suns on Tuesday.