76ers beat writer Keith Pompey admits Bryan Colangelo’s burner accounts were one of his ‘best sources’
"That was one of my best sources all the time. It was great..."
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No, Bryan Colangelo was not “absolved” in the 2018 burner Twitter accounts scandal
"Once that investigation was completed and I was absolved, I felt the appropriate thing to do - in conjunction with ownership there in Philly - was to mutually walk away."
Bryan Colangelo-linked burner account once suggested new Rookie of the Year Ben Simmons wasn’t playing to preserve RoY eligibility
A Colangelo-linked burner suggested in February 2017 Simmons was maintaining RoY eligibility by not playing.
At least one report has the Sixers investigation concluding shortly, with Bryan Colangelo likely losing his job
It's tough to see a scenario in which Colangelo keeps his job.
In addition to tweeting from burner accounts, Bryan Colangelo (or his wife) seems to have been commenting on all sorts of articles
A whole lot of inside info on the Sixers spilled from someone named "Jacob Reuben."
Keith Pompey, one of the reporters tweeted at by alleged Bryan Colangelo burner accounts, tells Dan Patrick situation is a “hot mess”
"It's a hot mess. It's one of these things where you don't want to go to an organization where a general manager or a president is reported to have burner accounts, where he's criticizing people."
