Another year, another disappointing postseason process for the Philadelphia 76ers. The Sixers acquired James Harden in a trade for Ben Simmons and some picks, and even that was not enough to get them over the proverbial hump. Harden did not play well in the playoffs, but neither did a large portion of the team; even Joel Embiid struggled, but that was presumably due to injury. Still, Philly made a few moves in the off-season that should greatly help its chances at success in 2023, including signing P.J. Tucker and Montrezl Harrell and trading for De’Anthony Melton, an underrated 3-and-D player. In short, this could be the Sixers’ year if they stay healthy and develop strong chemistry together. Find updated 76ers starting lineups both projected and confirmed.
