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[QUOTE="jncuse, post: 4338036, member: 1969"] The model for them I think will be like what OKC will do. Pain for at least a few years. Draft one or two elite players (and get other solid youth through the draft) Use excess draft picks, other good young players, to trade for a star level player (or two) at the right time. The easy part is accumulating assets via trades. Moulding a team is the harder part. Philly is good, but are they really a championship contender? They are at a point that they need to rely heavily on an aging Harden to take them to that next level -- and I am skeptical of that. [/QUOTE]
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