Shocking transformation can solve a recurring problem that still haunts 76 people

In the summer, the Philadelphia 76ers never really succeeded in luring in someone who replaces the then free agent, Vooruit Guerschon Yabusele, who eventually walked away from the team after the front Office reportedly heavily in the free desk Lage Ballerde. To make matters worse, he left for the Knicks, one of the greatest rivals in the team in the east.

Now the Front Office deserves some honor for bringing in some new faces such as Trendon Watford and Jabari Walker, who have not asked them to break the bank, but both players have never been consistent rotation players for teams who want to win. Simply put, the 76 people will certainly feel the absence of Yabusele in the coming season, and it can occasionally have the opposite effect.

Thanks to this fact, Nick Nurse and his coaching staff will have no choice but to play small line-ups almost exclusively. That means that players have to play a position on a nocturnal basis that, although ideal in certain contexts, they would tap faster, especially if they would go into defense against more physically impressive opponents.

But without knowing many, the 76 people may already have an internal solution for their lack of actual power forwards, and although a bit marginal, it can be the difference between being outmuscled every night and keeping the fort enough for useful resistance.

The 76 people will take great benefits from these players who are more up

The 76 people recently had the Official players’ measurements For their training camp schedule, and as a fan has noticed here, some players (usually ahead) put more weight in the summer.

Paul George, Kelly Oubre, Justin Edwards and Trendon Watford – all the attackers of the team who were expected to be in the regular rotation – had a number of remarkable weight changes. And that is certainly a good omen for the team, because they try to find a stable, nominal force ahead in the line -up.

Of course it is arriving, not everything, but it certainly helps the team to resist the defensive end and return to the gang. These are two areas that were mostly missing last season of the 76 people.

Moreover, this only makes it more feasible for these players to play a position. Oubre and Edwards, for example, were better off perimeter players, but now they could be moved more often against opposite attacks, even in short splashes, without having to admit that area.

Hopefully these changes will make the 76 people more equipped to be able to cope with the difficult tasks in the defense in the impending campaign, forbids an injury.