I agree 100%...Now if Butler can accept the role he's in on the team and not cause problems then they should definitely bring him back, but if he wants to be the focal point on a team then he needs to find another home. But, like Tom said, Butler is the best defensive guard on the team and can be clutch in crunch time, but that is his role on this team and not to be the prolific team leader/scorer.
Agreed. Since Jordan, teams have won with a clear leader and a bunch of other players who play a role. Perhaps the only exception being the Miami Heat who had both Wade and James (although I would argue that was Wade's team). The Sixers have all the talent needed in today's NBA but the regular season is no measure of post season when it comes to the elite teams of the NBA. And, late in long series, defense dictates those games when the legs are tired, both teams know eachother and it becomes about will. I recall, when I used to go to most of the Cavs home games when Mark Price and Daugherty were the stars, the Bulls would tell the Cavs players what play was being called and where to line up. They knew the plays better than the bench players.
Your kidding right? Embid was crashing down on him, it was self defense since he had the ball
