Paul Hudrick is a Community Producer for Liberty Ballers, a Philadelphia-based sports blog focused on the Philadelphia 76ers. He covers local sports news, providing analysis and insights on the team's performances, player trades, and other related topics. His work has also been featured on SB Nation.
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Paul Hudrick's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly basketball and the Philadelphia 76ers. He frequently covers news related to team events, player injuries, and trade speculation within the NBA. Given his focus on expert commentary and event coverage, he may be interested in pitches that offer exclusive insights from players or coaches, analysis of game strategies or in-depth assessments of potential trade targets for the Sixers.
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By: Paul Hudrick
The Sixers need to win Sunday to have any chance to avoid the Play-In Tournament and it does not appear Brooklyn is interested in playing spoiler.
By: Paul Hudrick
Joel Embiid is officially a part of Team USA and was given his new jersey (and number) by managing director Grant Hill.
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By: Paul Hudrick
There are no style points in the postseason, but the Sixers showed plenty of grit in an ugly Play-In win over the Heat Wednesday night.
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By: Paul Hudrick
Did Tobias Harris sit the end of the Sixers’ win vs. the Heat because he was tired or because he wasn’t playing well? In any case, Nick Nurse made the right decision.
The Sixers’ Game 1 loss to the Knicks was exhausting to watch. As we look to Game 2, let’s see what went wrong and what went right.
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By: Paul Hudrick
Tyrese Maxey is questionable for Game 2 vs. the Knicks with an illness.
By: Paul Hudrick
Joel Embiid was as fired up postgame as we’ve ever seen after the Sixers’ heartbreaking Game 2 loss to the Knicks.
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By: Paul Hudrick
Both the refs and the Sixers were bad late Monday, but the superstar duo of Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey shined bright.
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By: Paul Hudrick
De’Anthony Melton was able to practice Wednesday and the valuable two-way guard is hoping to return to the Sixers’ lineup for Game 3 vs. the Knicks.
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By: Paul Hudrick
Now dealing with Bell’s palsy on top of still recovering from meniscus surgery, Joel Embiid seems to have a black cloud over him every postseason. This year, he’s simply playing through it.
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