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- A bombshell report by Ben Detrick of The Ringer has linked Philadelphia 76ers’ president of basketball operations Bryan Colangelo to five anonymous Twitter accounts.
- The accounts were critical of 76ers players, including Joel Embiid, other NBA executives, including former 76ers GM Sam Hinkie and current Toronto Raptors president Masai Ujiri, and seemingly leaked previously unreported medical information about a player.
- The 76ers confirmed that Colangelo was behind one of the accounts but denied any knowledge of the others.
- All five of the accounts are said to have strong similarities in who they follow and language used.
- Several of the accounts reportedly had their status changed within hours of The Ringer reaching out to the team and Colangelo.
In a bombshell report by Ben Detrick of The Ringer, Philadelphia 76ers’ president of basketball operations Bryan Colangelo has been linked to five anonymous Twitter accounts that were critical of the team’s players, criticized other NBA executives, and even appeared to reveal the private medical information of a player.
The five accounts were discovered by an anonymous source who noticed a “bunch of weird tweets,” and then used an analysis tool that linked the accounts based on “commonalities including similarities in who the accounts followed and linguistic quirks,” according to Detrick.See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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