Ten games into Webber's tenure with the Sixers, the five-time All-Star forward still hasn't fit in with his new teammates and new system. He's been booed, shut out of the offense and looked little like a player who was supposed to make the Sixers contenders in the Eastern Conference.
Webber's numbers have dropped dramatically and Philadelphia has faltered in the Atlantic Division race. Surely, this wasn't what Webber or the Sixers envisioned when the stunning deal with Sacramento was completed on the eve of the trade deadline.
"It could have been a lot more easy, but I will try and make the adjustments," Webber said. "The biggest thing is for us to make the playoffs, because anything can happen when you're there."
Can Webber help get them there? Well, the 5-5 record with Webber certainly doesn't all fall on his shoulders.