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Pivot to video continues! Talked about the Jared McCain trade & explained how it opens some doors for the Sixers between now and the trade deadline that I previously believed were closed. Some possible McCain replacements in here + (hopefully) an easy-to-digest salary cap update:

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The Sixers failed the trade deadline & spit in Joel Embiid’s face in the process. Absolutely inexcusable to duck the tax & make zero additions while trading away Jared McCain. Josh Harris is not serious about winning & you should be pissed.

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