Dalembert , currently,can only contibute with the right mix of players on the floor, and that mix, which would have fine offensive players in some other positions, hardly exists with the 76ers. He reminds me Harvey Catchings, a decent back-up NBA center for years, and father of Tamika, a great WNBA player,in his game. Once, in a Baker League (summer pro) game, Catchings blocked nearly every shot that the opposing team took on a drive. 20 plus , I believe. But great summer league players don't dish off the drive much, they don't pull up for the 10 footer etc. That , outside shooting, and sometimes mental accuity, keeps these summer league and schoolyard legends from playing NBA ball.This style also helps a fine shot blocking big man, which Dalembert surely is.
I'm not saying Dalembert should not play, especially if the team can not tread water and stay at a high level with its aging frontline, but be aware of the consequences, at least at the start.
If you reorganize, keeping Iverson, McKie, Dalembert, Clancy and Salmons as the new core, Iverson may flip out because it will take a while to get better again.