Trainer Drew Hanlen suggests Markelle Fultz is "still not healthy"

The Sixers could certainly shoot a few shots. In the Brooklyn Nets defeat by the Brooklyn Nets, the Sixers riders combined to score three points in just six attempts. During the season, the Philadelphia starting lineup only scored 18 points at three points in 53 minutes of play, in 10 games, according to NBA statistics. It's horrible! You can not have an effective offense by the modern standards of the NBA if you can not even attempt three.

The problem is that Ben Simmons and Markelle Fultz can not and do not want to shoot from the outside. Simmons has not yet attempted to score three goals in a match this season, and Fultz has only managed 13 attempts and only four. Teammates Dario Šarić, Bob Covington and Joel Embiid can all shoot by three, but when the two team guards do not even claim to be outside threats, all that should be easy money for their teammates becomes a challenge because the opponents can throw the defenders in their own way and ruin everything. This is especially a problem for Fultz, because he is the guardian of nominal fire, and because he is frankly worse than Simmons in the rest of basketball, and if he also does not want to shoot at three, there is no reason to have it too. floor at all. But recent evidence suggests that a Fultz jumper is more likely to bounce off a teammate's skull than to find the back of the net. Take a look at this monstrosity resembling a grout:

And it was not even a pointer to three! Look at Fultz's right foot, it was a two-meter jumper. How can an NBA player do this? Fultz spent the summer training with Drew Hanlen, the perimeter skills whisperer. How is it still running like this? Hanlen has left a clue in a response suppressed since to an Angry Sixers fan, revealing that Fultz is apparently "still not healthy":

"Healthy" could really mean anything here. Fultz may have to deal with another injury that makes it difficult for, uh, to perform an essential function of basketball in a way that suggests he has had his arms longer than a few hours. Hanlen might look for excuses to buy Fultz a slight benefit of the doubt, or his shoulder could still be a goopy mud of chopped meat and bone fragments. Either way, the Fultz experience continues to look like a terrible mess.