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By Joe Giglio Verified
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Dave Dombrowski is a polarizing executive. His career speaks for itself. There’s likely a bust awaiting him in Cooperstown when his career is over. But his time here in Philadelphia, while successful, hasn’t been without need for debate among the fan base.
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The best trick the Sixers have pulled off this summer

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By Joe Giglio Verified
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The Sixers have done something this offseason that once felt impossible. No, I don’t mean pulling off an out-of-nowhere blockbuster for Jaylen Brown. While jaw dropping, it’s not the first time we’ve seen the Sixers pull off a big deal in the Josh Harris era. Nor do I mean the public pursuit of LeBron James. The Sixers star hunt. They always have. We danced this dance for a bit in 2018, though this does feel a bit more realistic than that chase.
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Let's guess Don Mattingly's Phillies future

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By Joe Giglio Verified
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This is certainly a twist. When Don Mattingly first arrived to his first Phillies spring training, he told us that he didn’t think he had the energy to manage again. Last week, Mattingly didn’t say “no” when asked if his early success as Phillies manager had made him think about the future. Then the big one. During last night’s ESPN broadcast of Phillies-Reds, Mattingly said he’s committed to the Phillies for two seasons and “would do it,” if that’s what the team wanted.
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