The Sixers have a great starting five on paper. This video is exactly why that doesn’t guarantee anything. Watch Tatum stand in the corner because he knows the ball isn’t coming. Watch Brown drive into traffic while everybody else waits. Boston had enough talent to survive that tension. Most stacked teams don’t. There is only one basketball. When you build a lineup full of guys who want touches, shots, and stats, regular-season wins can keep everybody quiet for a while. Then a hard seven-game series arrives. The first option gets taken away. Shots stop falling. Somebody feels frozen out. The body language changes, and little frustrations become cracks. We’ve watched this story play out too many times. Philly may look great on paper in September. Talent is not hierarchy. When the fourth quarter gets ugly, the Knicks already know whose game it is. Jalen Brunson time. Everybody else buys in.