Paul Hudrick

1 week ago | libertyballers.com | Paul Hudrick

Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty Images This was a rough season. I can feel the pain through the comments section of the mailbag. What started as a prompt for questions quickly devolved into a group therapy session. Trust me, it was a rough year for all of us. Answering your questions has actually been cathartic. Anyways, let’s dive into the questions you did present. It’s an interesting thought. This season featured some of the most brazen tanking efforts the NBA has seen.

1 week ago | libertyballers.com | Paul Hudrick

Bill Streicher-USA TODAY Sports Hello, friends. We freaking did it. We made it through one of the most disappointing seasons in Sixers history. The only saving grace is the terrific tank job the team did down the stretch to secure the fifth-best lottery odds in the 2025 NBA Draft. Remember, the Sixers’ first-round pick will convey to the Oklahoma City Thunder if it falls outside the top six. The lottery will take place on May 12 (should we throw a watch party?) with the draft on June 25.

1 week ago | chatsports.com | Paul Hudrick

Back to the Philadelphia 76ers Newsfeed Related Topics: Paul George, Paul Hudrick, Joel Embiid Paul Hudrick has been covering the Sixers as a writer, reporter, podcaster, on-camera personality and analyst since 2016. He is the Editor-in-Chief at Liberty Ballers. The Sixers signing 34-year-old Paul George to a four-year max extension was risky. He’s dealt with injuries in the past and the team was signing him to play next to Joel Embiid, a player with his own interminable injury history.

1 week ago | libertyballers.com | Paul Hudrick

Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty Images The Sixers signing 34-year-old Paul George to a four-year max extension was risky. He’s dealt with injuries in the past and the team was signing him to play next to Joel Embiid, a player with his own interminable injury history. But even the most Negadelphian among us couldn’t have seen this coming. George played in only 41 injury-marred games, struggling to resemble his nine-time All-Star self for most of them.

1 week ago | chatsports.com | Paul Hudrick

Paul Hudrick has been covering the Sixers as a writer, reporter, podcaster, on-camera personality and analyst since 2016. He is the Editor-in-Chief at Liberty Ballers. Don’t cry because it’s over ... smile because it’s freaking over. The Sixers’ 2024-25 season from hell ended Sunday afternoon with 122-102 loss to the play-in bound (evergreen) Chicago Bulls. The Sixers finish 24-58 on the season, with the fifth-best lottery odds already clinched.