With NBA training camps just around the corner, it’s time for the team to start preparing for next season, but there’s still time to move around to get the team ready.
The Philadelphia 76ers are expected to lead the Eastern Conference when the playoffs begin in April, and are expected to be in serious contention for the title. They’ve made some solid moves in the offseason, but they may still have some small moves to help solidify their bench unit.
a Mock Trades from Bleacher Report The Sixers sent Mattis Thybulle to the Detroit Pistons for help on the bench.
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The Philadelphia 76ers will receive: Cory Joseph, 2023 2nd Round Pick and 2024 2nd Round Pick (via MEM or WAS)
What the Detroit Pistons Receive: Mathis Thybulle and Jaden Springer
B/R on why the Sixers are making this deal
Little moves like this could be in the works, especially if you don’t plan to pay Thybulle next summer and you’re not convinced the 19-year-old Springer can contribute to a title run.
Joseph, on the other hand, could help stabilize the backup point guard spot. The 31-year-old has long been a source of troublesome defense and sound decision-making, hitting a career-high 41.4% of his triples last season (with just 2.4 tries per game). but).
Analysis of the trade from the Sixers’ perspective
Thybulle is an elite defender who does a great job of wreaking havoc on the opposition. He can get into the passing lane and cause his opponents a lot of trouble.
On the other hand, Joseph is a reliable veteran who has won the San Antonio Spurs era and is good at three balls. He is a reliable ballhandler in his 2021-22 season with the Pistons as he shoots 41.4% deep and can keep his team in the offensive flow. There are many things I like about his game.
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