Austin Krell

Sports Illustrated

How the Sixers Can Use LeBron James As a Screener

By: Austin Krell

At 6-foot-9 and 250 pounds, James is not misfit to do some of the things that true forwards do. More importantly, he's cognizant of the value he can add by getting involved in actions as the screener.

Sports Illustrated

As Jaylen Brown Embraces His Future in Philadelphia, He's Still Closing the Book on His Past

By: Austin Krell

Jaylen Brown likes to say that the start of something new must mean the end of something else. But as much as he wants to embrace his new chapter in Philadelphia, there are still faint traces of sadness.

Sports Illustrated

Jaylen Brown Said All the Right Things, but Summer Words Are Always Cheap

By: Austin Krell

One of the Sixers' most formidable opponents this season could be themselves. Will egos leave them with regrets?

Yardbarker

How the Sixers' Early Schedule Will Challenge Their Philosophies

By: Austin Krell

When you have the premier offseason of any team in your sport, the price is that you're going to get everyone's best shot every single night.

Sports Illustrated

Sixers Reportedly Hiring Assistant Coach With Extensive History With LeBron James

By: Austin Krell

When he talks, players will listen.

MSN

Sixers reportedly hiring assistant coach with extensive history with LeBron James

By: Austin Krell

The Sixers are hiring long-time assistant coach Phil Handy to serve on Nick Nurse's staff in 2026-27, according to Marc Spears of Andscape

Sports Illustrated

For the First Time, I Don't Know What to Expect From Joel Embiid

By: Austin Krell

Somewhere in the middle of the Phillies' dramatic victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks on Monday night, I turned to my dad and read off a piece of V.J. Edgecom

Yardbarker

One of Tyrese Maxey's Best Defensive Attributes May Actually Hurt the Sixers

By: Austin Krell

Of all players to log at least 35 minutes per game and take the court for at least 50 games during the 2025-26 regular season, only one flirted with two steals per game.

Sports Illustrated

Five Reasons Why the Sixers Will Win Their Most Games Since 2001

By: Austin Krell

Things had gone so poorly in the first two games of the season that Kyle Neubeck had to take a quick break from his honeymoon to calm aggressive seas back in Philadelphia.

Yardbarker

Dean Wade Blends in, but His First Philanthropic Initiative Stands Out

By: Austin Krell

KING OF PRUSSIA — Dean Wade wanted to show face early in a new city. But what's it worth when you blend in?