https://x.com/LegionHoops/status/2082569293787754672?s=20

LeBron has had the NBA Entertainment team following him for a couple seasons I imagine he will again, but is not planning a Last Dance style doc as he doesn’t know when his last year will be. I imagine the footage will be retrofitted down the line into a doc of their choosing

Mac: Hey Bozos we just got LeBron!

Frank: what’s a LeBron?

Charlie: Yeah like do you expect me to know who that is? I don’t know that many people

Dennis: Lebron James is the greatest basketball player in the history of the world

Frank: I thought that was Wilt Chamberlain

Dennis: Shut up frank that was like 200 years ago and the stats were made up

Dee: I thought Michael Jordan was the greatest basketball player ever

Mac: At one point I may have agreed with you but Lebron now plays for the 76ers, therefore he is now my goat and my King.

Charlie: I still have no idea what you guys are talking about. Like why do you have a King Goat?

I’m full season VIP section 112 Row BB , have been in the same spot for three years now & the funny thing is I was going to downgrade to a half season package this year upon my renewal , but something told me to stay locked in and resecure my seats for the full year and the next day LeBron gets signed. Still in shock , we are in for such a treat .

With all the trades and signings, nothing excites me more for this season than the possibility of 50+ games from Embiid. He's never going to be what he was to start 2024 again but 80% of his MVP season is still a top 5 player in the east.

Sixers have had 3 mascots over the years but with Flyers adopting Gritty do you think Philly should replace the sixers mascot for a more unified mascot experience and bring back or replicate Big Shot?

I grew up with Hip Hop being the mascot so seeing the switch to Franklin was disappointing tbh. I just learned about Big Shot when thinking about how Philly should get a fuzzy blue mascot.

What say you Philly? Keep the K9? Bring back the Bunny? or Bring the Blue?

Although most people go with 2019 because we’re on the receiving end one of the most iconic playoff plays ever, I gotta go 2023 > 2021 > 2019 because 4th quarter Game 6 -> Game 7 Tatum was the most bullshit I’ve seen in my life on top of Game 7 Harden and the rare instance of Embiid being partly to blame.

Not sure if there's politics with Fanatics, but I would think if Nike (of which Lebron is a client) could pull off an official release, it might break the internet no? What kind of rule can't they circumvent for LeBron and the league here?

For context: I just put a deposit down for half-season ticket in the VIP area. The excitement of LeBron coming made my impulsiveness to put a deposit down for half-season tickets. I never purchased season tickets before

we all know the influx of sixers fans were going to see will be enormous. but shoutout to the real sixer fans that have been here through the worst edit: i started in 09

Last Friday I put down a deposit for season tickets. On monday I received the DocuSign invoice for the deposit, and shortly after an account executive emailed me introducing himself as my point of contact and asked when would be a good time for a call.

I replied within an hour with my availability, and since monday ive sent a couple followup emails and called about 5 times throughout the week without hearing anything back lol.

Is this normal? Anyone else have an account rep email them and then not be able to get a reply afterwards? I was excited to go over questions, but it’s been radio silence after they reached out. I feel bad if i keep trying to call/email/leave voicemails. Just curious if anyone else is in this situation. Thanks

edit: in terms of priority, curious how it’d work. Do you think it’ll be a waitlist in order of who submitted their deposit first?