Anonymous
Years ago

The Philadelphia Boomers

An extremely unlikely hypothetical:

The 76ers currently have

Simmons
Thybulle
Broekhoff

Let's say they draft Josh Green at pick 20 (likely).

They waive some players to free up some cash. Then they do a multi team trade of Embiid for Ingles, Baynes, Delly, Mills and Maker (very unlikely!).

They sign Bogut for the playoffs as insurance.

Then we have the Philadelphia Boomers. A playoff team that would likely get bounced in the first round of the playoffs. We decide to add in Kyrie for Harris and picks and we are a legit contender.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Kyrie Irving injured and not Australian. I won't even mention the other reasons.

They could draft Makur Maker in second round and bring back Jonah Bolden.

. Don't forget Gleeson as assistant coach and Cadee on a two way deal.


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Anonymous  
Years ago

Why is Kyrie not Australian?

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Anonymous  
Years ago

He has represented US internationally .

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Anonymous  
Years ago

He is unable to represent Australia in FIBA competition. That is different from he is not Australian

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Anonymous  
Years ago

I would probably take out extremely highly unlikely and put in totally impossible!!!
Better chance of getting an only European team in Dallas.

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robt  
Years ago

Exum was there too!

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Kyrie is not an Aussie.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Neither is Cotton but he's going to wear the green and gold.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Jason Cadee to philly?

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Brett Brown to be sacked if they don't make finals.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Dude was born in Australia

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Anonymous  
Years ago

This thread is a piss take. Don't take any posts seriously.

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Mystro  
Years ago

Baynes was born in NZ and is still an Australian

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Baynes is a New Zealander who first played for Australia. Irving is and Australian who first played for USA

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Anonymous  
Years ago

And that should be enough to end thread.
Irving has played for U.S.A. already.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Doesn't mean he can’t play for Philadelphia on an all Australian lineup

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Anonymous  
Years ago

"He is unable to represent Australia in FIBA competition. That is different from he is not Australian"

Yeah so that would mean he isn't a Boomer and doesn’t make the team anymore Boomer than it would without him.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Kyrie is a Yank isn't he.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

The comment was he wasn't Australian, not he wasn’t a Boomer. Reading what has been previously written is generally a prerequisite to commenting

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D2.0  
Years ago

Interesting debate, did we miss the boat on that?
Should we have offered him Boomers gig at the first opportunity after he turned 16??

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Thybulle born in USA, lived in Aus from ages 2-9 obtaining Aussie citizenship in that time, went back to USA, grew up there and can now represent either USA or Aus. Seems he has chosen aus.

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robt  
Years ago

Could be because Australia are more likely to select him (Thybulle) than are the US. Especially with Brown (maybe) doing a Lemanis.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

So Thybulle is basically in the same boat as Kyrie but has 0% chance of representing America yet we have different opinions on him representing us.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Thybulle wants to play for Straya. Irving doesn't.

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robt  
Years ago

Think the implication is that we take what's left over. Maybe, and I'm sure that a few great teams could be constructed using other left-overs from the US.

Certainly, Thybulle won't win us the gold but IMO, he'd definitely be a bonus for the Boomers.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Irving cant

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Thybulle is a legit player. Can see him being a stud in a couple of years. His defence is incredible

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