Rivers is the former coach of the Los Angeles Clippers, owned by ex-Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer.
"Chief Performance Officer," one NBA executive said when describing Rivers' hire. "You have CEOs whose job is to present just message. Well, a head coach is more than just message – he's message and results." And now, Rivers is the Sixers' new CPO. He's in charge of a Sixers roster that failed to meet expectations last season, the chatter of discontent among star players and the finger-pointing that comes along with it.
Dolich, the former Memphis Grizzlies president of business operations, called it a "positive move" by Sixers ownership, "as long as they have the patience to deal with all the uncertainties that every NBA team is dealing with," thanks to Covid-19.
The NBA is dead.
No mention of getting Simmons to shoot a jumper nor Embiid playing consistently in the low post.
Not happening, the 76ers will still be the Knicks part 2!
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