Barkley: When playing with the 76ers, I thought my name was Charles Barkley

Recently, Barkley was interviewed by the American media TMZ on the streets of Los Angeles, talking about the topic of 76-member Simmons.

Asked if he agreed with Rivers Jr.'s statement that "Simmons' 76er career is over," Barkley agreed, "Simmons can no longer play for any team in Philadelphia," Barkley said, adding that "Philadelphia fans won't forgive him." ”

"The 76ers have to trade Simmons," Barkley added, "and you have to get out of a bad relationship." The 76ers can't use Simmons this season, and Embiid has played quite well, so they wasted Simmons' talent. ”

"I know the fans well," Barkley said, "and when I was still playing in Philadelphia, for a long time I thought That Charles Barkley, the mother of the dog, was my real name." (Barkley played for the 76ers for eight seasons from 1984 to 1992.)

Finally, Barkley gave his own advice on how to end Simmons' farce, saying the 76ers could call the Celtics, Rockets or Kings to broker a deal.

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