Sixers brass ended speculation that the franchise was planning to part ways with Brett Brown this offseason in a lengthy meeting that centered around plans for the offseason.
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Willie Cauley-Stein knew who to credit for his first game-winning basket. Cauley-Stein made a follow shot with two seconds left to cap the Sacramento Kings’ rally from an 18-point, fourth-quarter deficit for a 98-97 victory over the Los Angeles Clippers on Sunday night. With the Kings’ rally still one point shy at 97-96, Buddy Hield rebounded Jamal Crawford’s missed 3-pointer and fired a length-of-the-court pass to Ben McLemore, whose layup attempt over two Clippers was too hard, bouncing off the rim to Cauley-Stein, who put it back up and in.
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Doc Rivers takes over a team tasked not with leading a Process-type rebuild or massaging the egos of two talented – yet frustrating – All-Stars. Rivers brings his NBA championship credibility to the 76ers to resuscitate a franchise that entered this season with title expectations and ended it with grim concerns over its bloated payroll, incompatible mix of talent, and doubts that Joel Embiid and Ben Simmons can truly co-exist and lead the Sixers to their first title since 1983. Enter Rivers, the 58-year-old former NBA guard who coached the Boston Celtics to the championship in 2008 and another NBA Finals appearance in 2010.
