Matt Mullin

Jalen Hurts just can’t catch a break. The second-year QB, in his first year as the starter, just helped lead the Eagles to an unexpected playoff berth. And people are already calling for his job.

The Sixers center had just been named an All-Star starter, but it was their absent guard who caught more than a few strays from the NBA legend.

Believe it or not, but there are only three games left in the 2021-22 NFL season. And by the end of Sunday, there will be just one, the Super Bowl.

Would Daryl Morey be willing to trade a starter like Danny Green — or even a key role player like Furkan Korkmaz — without getting much back?

James Harden remains a possibility this summer, but the latest reports from D.C. suggest that Bradley Beal might be more available than previously thought.

For today’s edition of our NBA trade rumor tracker, we’re not going to travel very far to find our latest rumor. In fact, we’re not even leaving our current domain.

Will Ben Simmons still be on the Sixers after the deadline? Maybe, but the team is already preparing for life without him.

So, who won the blockbuster James Harden-Ben Simmons trade? What grade does Morey deserve for the move? And what are some potential pitfalls of acquiring a 32-year-old Harden who has now forced his way out of two teams in as many years? Well, it all depends who you ask...

It’s finally here. It’s NBA trade deadline day and the rumors have already started flying with Adrian Wojnarowski reporting that Harden indeed wants out of Brooklyn, but that he’s hesitant to formally demand a trade because of how that might look publicly a year after forcing his way out of Houston.

The Ben Simmons Era in Philly officially came to a close late last week when the Sixers traded the former No. 1 overall pick to the Nets for James Harden. After both players were officially introduced by their new organizations on Tuesday, however, it feels a bit more real.