If Sam Hinkie were a politician, he'd be hailed for achieving a record turnaround in his approval rating, all the more so because it was by way of resignation and the healing effects of time.
Much of the credit should go to Joel Embiid and the optimism surrounding Ben Simmons, but the 2016-17 Sixers are starting to look like the team Hinkie's "process" was meant to build after languishing through three seasons with a combined 47-195 record.
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Hinkie will now roll up his sleeves, take a deep breath and get the hell out of the Philadelphia area, secure in his knowledge of a job half well done.
The former Sixers general manager has placed his Bryn Mawr mansion on the market for $3.1 million, according to Realtor.com, and it is a sight to behold.
It may be that Hinkie composed his infamous 13-page resignation letter in the mansion's custom library before proceeding to his personal bar. That is pure speculation, much like what some hopeless Sixers fans felt Hinkie was doing with their team for a while.
Check out the full listing and additional photos of Hinkie's home here.