Michael Carter-Williams

One of the common themes heading into tonight’s NBA lottery is that landing a top-2 pick, leading to a presumptive selection of either Karl-Anthony Towns or Jahlil Okafor, would mean that Sam Hinkie and the Sixers would look to ship out Nerlens Noel

If there’s one thing this entire plan hinges on, it’s Sam Hinkie’s ability to evaluate talent.

It was one criticism of the Sam Hinkie plan that sounded scary. That sounded legitimate. How could the Sixers develop good habits while playing losing basketball? How could Brett Brown possibly keep the locker room together while losing game after game after game...

Sixers coach Brett Brown wasn't fully supportive of the deadline trade that sent out Michael Carter-Williams, national NBA writer Sean Deveney of The Sporting New, told us on the Thursday edition of the Sports Bash. However, as we discussed with Deveney, the only tension between the coach and the Sixers front office is minimal...

Could there be tension between Sixers coach Brett Brown and GM Sam Hinkie?

Former Sixer Michael Carter-Williams played 18 minutes in his Milwaukee debut against his former team on Wednesday with seven points, eight assists, two steals and one turnover. Before the game he told Bob Cooney of the Philadelphia Daily News that he didn't think Sixers coach Brett Brown approved of the trade that sent him to the Bucks, he believes it was a decision made by Sami Hinkie and Sam Hi

Why? Why would you go out and trade a player that you've spent the last 18-plus months developing, and trade him for an unknown quantity?

Michael Carter-Williams has been traded to Milwaukee as part of a three-team swap on Thursday. The Sixers are getting the Lakers’ protected first-round pick that they owed to the Suns, tweets Jeff Zillgitt of USA Today. While fans of the Sixers and Carter-Williams didn't seem happy with the deal, its hard to ignore that this was coming...

Today on the show, I got a chance to catch up with CSNPhilly.com columnist John Gonzalez to discuss the Sixers at the break.

So the Sixers won again on Friday night - it was their fourth win in a row at home. Even more impressively, they did it without the services of Michael Carter-Williams who missed his second game in a row with a foot injury. The team will give him some tests today to see if he can play Monday against the Warriors...