At Ten Weeks, It's That Bad

Last night, the Sixers lost by over 30 points in Los Angeles, to the Clippers. The night before, it was Phoenix delivering the beating. It really doesn't matter where the Sixers go, or who they play, because they really aren't that good. Considering that MCW sat out last night's game with a sore shoulder (the same one that started his year late), there isn't even a whole lot worth watching. He's pretty day-to-day, Embiid hasn't seen the court yet, and that basically leaves Noel to team with McDaniels and Wroten to form a basketball team with a bunch of D-League-esque players. The 4-28 Sixers come home tomorrow for the most anticipated home game all year, against the Cleveland Cavaliers. In fitting fashion for this season, of course LeBron James is not going to play, ruining the fun of it, and they will still probably lose badly to a lackluster, mediocre, underachieving team. On the bright side, J-Rich will be back by the end of the month.....