Josh Robbins

They say they're doing their best to develop players.

This is one example where let's see how they do.

Am I back?

Okay.

So full disclosure to the readers, I'm battling an awful cold, an awful cold, which I think I picked up at a rest stop in the middle of the day, making the drive from Washington to Philly to cover our magic game.

And so shame on all the people in the rest stop who are shedding virus.

Come on.

Or in the 76ers eating area, not the team's eating area.

Anyway, don't get me started.

So anyway, that's why I had it on mute.

What was your question again?

I think I'm certain that he knew what the team was trying to accomplish when he took the job.

By all accounts, he does hold players accountable.

When they make a mistake, he says so.

Even last year, if it was Jordan Poole, which is not to say Jordan Poole doesn't make mistakes, but

It's not like Jordan Poole got a pass from him.

So he's facing enormous headwinds in terms of being able to win.

This is a team that is set up in the short term to lose simply by the fact of they're playing... The roster is loaded with young guys.

They all play, for the most part, alongside each other.

It's almost impossible to be mistake-free.