Landry Shamet reflects on his time with the 76ers, and playing for Doc Rivers before he faced his former team on Monday. During the 2018 NBA Draft, the Philadelphia 76ers selected a prospect many viewed as the veteran sharpshooter JJ Redick’s eventual successor. Landry Shamet, Philadelphia’s 26th overall pick out of Wichita State in 2018, quickly established himself as a rising prospect on a playoff-contending team in his rookie year. In 54 games with the Sixers, Shamet averaged 20 minutes on the floor, putting up eight points per game and knocking down 40 percent of his threes. During that time,…