NBA Trade Rumors: Nerlens Noel Expressed Frustration On The Sixers Management; Sixers Confirmed Not Trading Any Bigmen

Nerlens Noel expressed his thoughts about the Sixers having 3 potential star centers in their team. Noel questioned how the Sixers would manage their playing time on the court.

According to the Sports Illustrated, Nerlens Noel said that the thinks they are in a silly situation that he, Jahlil Okafor and Joel Embiid are about to battle for the starting center position this season. Noel also cited that if former General Manager Sam Hinkie didn't leave, Hinkie might be able to do something about it.

As per ESPN reported, Nerlens Noel is not asking for a trade or neither of his teammate to be traded, though he knew that he is being shopped by the Sixers. In this case, Nerlens Noel seemed to be ready for a possible trade that he might be involved in.

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The Philadelphia 76ers General Manager Bryan Colangelo confirms in the previous report held by the Amico Hoops that the Sixers don't have intention of trading any of their bigmen. Colangelo stated that they need to look first who will stay healthy before they decide to trade any of them.

Several basketball analysts said that it would be wise for the Sixers to test Joel Embiid's offensive skills this year. With Nerlens Noel and Jahlil Okafor last season, both players showcased their skill in a different style. Jahlil Okafor worked on the offensive side of the court, while Nerlens Noel showcased his defensive skills. In this scenario, trade may occur that will involve either Okafor or Embiid but not Noel.

Others suggested that the Sixers will need to decide next year to see how far can Joel Embiid perform. The Sixers need to trade 2 of them for a valuable back up power forward that can shoot outside the 3-point line and trade the other to a valuable guard.

The Sixers are in the rebuilding process, they haven't reached the Playoffs since the loss against the Chicago Bulls last 2012 NBA Playoffs. Fans are expecting a better season for the Sixers this year, but as far as we see, the Sixers are far away from the door of the NBA Playoffs.