76ers need to move FAST

[Guest Need4Sheed]

Now that the NFL draft has passed and we're fully aware of what the Eagles have planned for next season, it's time to focus on the 76ers. Specifically, who's running this team? And who will coach it next season? Should an APB be put out for the chairman and chief operating officer running this franchise?

 

Considering that the Sixers are barely two weeks removed from a horrendous season filled with player mutiny and, ultimately, fan apathy, one would think that now is not the time for levity. But after both Snider and Luukko swore they'd act swiftly to remedy things, all they've done is get rid of one lame duck in coach Eddie Jordan while leaving the other precariously in place in general manager Ed Stefanski.

 

"We're moving along," Stefanski said Monday, echoing the same song and dance he performed April 15, when he fired Jordan. "We are researching all of the coaches. We're looking at head coaches working the playoffs. Assistants working in the playoffs. Other head coaches, on the pro and college level. It's a long process, but one we're prepared to endure. There's no timetable. No quick fix here."

 

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[Guest Need4Sheed]

What the hell..

 

For the same reason, Atlanta will likely offer no more than a three-year contract between $1.8 million to $2 million per season to a possible successor to head coach Mike Woodson.

 

Woodson could leave to take the Sixers' job if Larry Brown becomes team president in Philadelphia. Brown would also look to hire Wizards' executive Milt Newton as his GM, according to sources.

 

http://realgm.com/src_wiretap_archives/66220/20100427/hawks_willing_to_sell_pick_milt_newton_could_be_76er_gm_under_brown/