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New Sixers president of basketball operations and general manager Sam Hinkie will be responsible for getting more talent around point guard Jrue Holiday.

The Philadelphia 76ers are in a big transition period. In the past year, they've traded their best player, Andre Iguodala, for a potential franchise center in Andrew Bynum , who hasn't actually played a second with the team.

Joshua Harris and Adam Aron know business, not basketball. They are suits. Not scouts.

This review of Arnett Moultrie's rookie season will make a lot more sense if you've ever watched a few episodes of "Arrested Development." Most of it was spent wearing a furry seal backpack on team charters and making sure that the 76ers' veterans had warm donuts waiting when they arrived to practice.

The other day, I wrote how the 76ers should approach building a real contender by tanking and trading for superior but injured players.

If the Philadelphia 76ers could completely cut ties with Jason Richardson this offseason, they would.

The 76ers Stay or Go results are in, and after reviewing the votes it is safe to say that followers of the franchise want to see the Sixers make some serious changes next season.

The Sixers endured plenty of growing pains during this year and it's sad to see there's more to come in the following season.

Although it was a rough season all the way around for the majority of the Philadelphia 76ers team, one major disappointment was the regression of Lavoy Allen .

One of the only ways to break down the Philadelphia 76ers ' disappointing 34-48 record is to individually look at each player and grade their performance throughout the 2012-13 season.

While 16 teams compete in the NBA playoffs, the Philadelphia 76ers sit at home left to stew over how a season that started with such promise unraveled so dramatically.

Mar 21, 2013; Denver, CO, USA; Philadelphia 76ers players Jrue Holiday , Dorell Wright , and Thaddeus Young react during the second half against the Denver Nuggets at the Pepsi Center.

After a season that began with lofty expectations that they never came close to realizing, the 76ers are headed to the lottery along with the other irrelevant NBA teams.

The Philadelphia 76ers will be entering next season with a new head coach, a new lottery pick rookie, and hopefully a new free agent class.

Josh Harris, majority owner of what remains of the Philadelphia 76ers, said last week that the organization is in the "advanced stages" of buying a D-League franchise.