76ers executive: Two teams are needed to build. Veterans can compete for the championship when they are away. Young people can play quickly when they are not here.

Recently, Spotac reporter Keith Smith interviewed the insiders of the 76ers during the Las Vegas Summer League.

Regarding the team's injury situation (Note: This is ahead of news of Paul George's surgery and a long story about Joel Embiid's release), a 76ers executive said: "We are very clear that some of our core players are dealing with some problems. We have been working to build the depth of the lineup to deal with this situation, and have talented players who can turn to it when necessary. This has brought huge challenges to our coaching staff, but we believe they are capable. Fixed this problem. "

" At the beginning of the offseason, we said many times, 'We need to build two different teams'. When our veterans are healthy, one of the teams will play in one way-we think that's a championship-level. The other team will play fast and take advantage of our youth. To be such a team that can adopt multiple styles, it puts a lot of pressure on the coaching staff, but we think they are the best candidates to achieve this."