Sometimes you have a plan and everything goes according to it and afterward everyone involved looks smart. That has only rarely been the case for the Sixers. More often -- with all sorts of different general managers and coaches in charge over many years -- things tend to go sideways.

It's not hard to figure out which category adding Paul George as a free agent before last season falls into. In his final season with the Clippers , George posted career highs in field-goal and three-point percentages. He also played in 74 games, by far his most appearances in the previous five seasons. The Sixers rushed to give him a four-year, $212 million max contract. The Clippers watched him walk out the door for nothing. One of those teams is pretty happy about the decision it made. The other is th

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