Rich Hofmann is a Sports Writer at The Athletic. He specializes in basketball coverage, focusing on the NBA and prominent sports figures such as Joel Embiid and James Harden. Rich's insights and analysis have earned him recognition in the sports journalism community.
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Rich Hofmann’s coverage revolves around the Philadelphia 76ers, NBA coaching, and specific players like James Harden. He predominantly focuses on event coverage, seasonal topics, and reviews related to sports.
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By: Rich Hofmann
From Tyrese Maxey to James Harden to Danuel House, the 76ers' Game 5 win was a team effort and set up the Process era's biggest opportunity.
Embiid, this year's NBA MVP, averaged 33.1 points, 10.2 rebounds and 4.2 assists per game this season.
When reviewing the Sixers’ anemic offensive showing, there are three areas to look at: personnel, execution and shooting.
By: Rich Hofmann
Joel Embiid: "I’ll take it all and it’s all on me. It’s hard to win alone ... I just got to be better and I will be better.
By: Rich Hofmann
For the sixth consecutive season, the Sixers were eliminated early from the playoffs. Are big decisions coming in Philadelphia?
And after three years in Philadelphia, Rivers didn't get close to achieving the goal of winning a title.
Sixers center and NBA MVP Joel Embiid was "shocked" by the team's decision to fire coach Doc Rivers.
By: Rich Hofmann
Who will be the 76ers' next coach? Here's a look at a few possibilities.
The Philadelphia 76ers season ended in Boston over a week ago. Since then, the Celtics have done their best to make this second-round exit look even less impressive. What should be a very busy offseason now kicks off in Philadelphia, as plenty of key decisions will be made in the coming weeks. President of basketball operations Daryl Morey and the front office will hire a coach with a list of experienced candidates currently in the running. James Harden’s free agency will take center stage at some point with Houston threatening to sign him. Tyrese Maxey is extension eligible this offseason...
By: Rich Hofmann
Sixers have a new coach, but here are some other key things Philly has to address soon.
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