Ty Lue

Despite Tyrese Maxey's best efforts, late-game execution proved costly for the Sixers in a 108-107 loss to the Clippers.

The Sixers took advantage of a completely disinterested Clippers defense, riding a hot hand from Tobias Harris in the first half and a dynamic duo in Tyrese Maxey and Cam Payne in the second half en route to a 121-107 victory.

The Sixers fired head coach Brett Brown back on Aug 24 and are seemingly down to their final three candidates - Ty Lue, Mike D'Antoni and Rivers.

The Los Angeles Clippers shocked the league when they fired head coach Doc Rivers after their second-round exit to the Nuggets. Almost immediately after the news broke, teams were reaching out to him about joining their staff. Rivers has told the media that he does not want to take a break from coaching...

Since the Sixers have relieved Brett Brown of his head coaching duties, the main name to be his replacement has been Ty Lue. Mike D'Antoni has been a name that gained momentum recently, but there is still time for Lue. First reported by Keith Pompey of the Philadelphia Inquirer, Lue is in Philadelphia for an interview...

After dropping a 3-1 lead to the Denver Nuggets in the conference semi-finals, the Los Angeles Clippers look to be doing some restructuring. Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN has reported that the team has cut ties with head coach Doc Rivers. This news is shocking as now another premier head coach is available with multiple teams still have head coaching vacancies...

The Sixers coaching search appears to be down to the final two names - Ty Lue and Mike D'Antoni.

It feels like the Sixers could be close to a decision on who their next head coach is going to be.

Elton Brand is preparing for his next round of interviews for the Sixers' head coaching position.

Today on SirusXM NBA Radio's Starting lineup show, veteran NBA journalist Frank Isola and Mitch Lawrence discussed why they thought D'Antoni might be the right fit for the Sixers.