On 10th April 2016, Bryan Colangelo was hired as the President of Basketball Operations of the Philadelphia 76ers in the aftermath of what has begun to be endearingly referred to as "The Process'". This is a term adopted by his predecessor, Sam Hinkie, who in his three seasons with the team went on a spree of asset selling, draft pick accumulation and minimal salary expenditure. Hinkie arrived to the 76ers in the summer of 2013, and found the cupboard was bare. Coming off of a 34-48 win season, the Sixers had lost eight wins over their record the previous season despite ostensibly being a young team. The downfall came about because of a disastrous trade - as a part of a four team deal, the Sixers traded Andre Iguodala, Nikola Vucevic, Mo Harkless and a first round pick (#5, 2017, De'Aaron Fox) to Orlando, in exchange for Jason Richardson from Orlando and Andrew Bynum from the L.A. Lakers. Bynum never played for the Sixers, retiring before the age of 30, and Richardson was only ever salary filler.