Perkins: The 76ers should be completely rebuilt, but the problem is that no one wants Embiid & George

Recently, Perkins talked about the future of the 76ers on the "Road Trippin '".

He said: "It's time for the 76ers to completely reshuffle the whole situation. This is not just a matter of trading Joel Embiid and Paul George, although I agree to do so. At the same time, we have to hold those who offered them high salaries and were too hasty, right? It's time to clean up the management."

"To be honest, brother, their management is not doing well. He has known about these injuries for a long time, and he also knows that Embiid has been experiencing injuries. But Embiid still gave Embiid a contract extension. And Paul George actually didn't really have many teams in the free agent market. The Clippers were unwilling to give him a four-year contract. You know, that was the team he played for at that time. There was a reason why the Clippers were unwilling to give a four-year contract. I also had to apologize to the Clippers because I had criticized them for not giving George the maximum salary and not keeping him, but it turned out that without him, the Clippers were doing well. "

" So now In this mess of the 76ers, they are all caused by the management, and they are responsible for it. How much time and room does the team plan to give them? I think not only does it need to reshuffle the players, but it is time for the team's management to be completely replaced. I don't want to be the one who calls on others to be dismissed, but I have to be honest, brother. It's already here, especially when you see what Embiid said in an interview about two or three weeks ago. You know what I mean Well? It's time to reevaluate every aspect of the team."

"I think Maxi has shown potential to be the top core of the league. This is the kind of team core you want, right? He has the market appeal, the whole city loves him, he can contribute to the game. That's the gap. He loves basketball deeply. But the problem is, I'm not sure if any team is willing to trade for Joel Embiid and Paul George. Philadelphia might be in trouble, brother."