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NBA Draft Lottery Preview

After a dismal season performance by the Philadelphia Sixers, they begin their off-season begins with the NBA Draft Lottery. The Sixers have had a decent amount of success in the lottery over the past 2 decades, but they have not been able to put these high draft picks together and win a championship. Some of […]

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Breaking News: Doug Collins will Resign After This Season

According to several sources including Yahoo Sports, Doug Collins has informed the Sixers organization that he will not be returning for a 4th season. During his time with the Sixers he has had a record of 109-119 with 2 games remaining in his final season. Many questioned if Collins was a good fit for the […]

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76ers Make or Break Offseason: Big Men Edition

Despite what has been a VERY disappointing season for the Sixers, the very, very near future can “shine bright like a diamond” for this Philly squad. I don’t need to explain why the Sixers have had a “cloudy with a chance” season with all of the focus on the Andrew Bynum saga. But with an […]

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Holiday, Hawes Lead Sixers Over Blazers: Recap and Analysis

The Philadelphia Sixers (26-40) escaped in what was a nail-biter against the Portland Trail Blazers (31-35). Doug Collins went with the a starting lineup that involved Damien Wilkins. This decision seemed questionable, but after Wilkins started the game 4-4 with 8 points, no one doubted Collins’ decision. The Sixers were also looking to win the […]

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Hawes, Holiday Pace Sixers Victory Over Pacers: Recap and Analysis

The Philadelphia Sixers (25-40) played host to the Eastern Conference’s 2nd-seeded Indiana Pacers (40-26). On paper, the Pacers are the much better team; they have talented bigs in David West and Roy Hibbert and an athletic All-Star in Paul George. They are also one of the only teams who serious threats to the Heat. The […]

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Analyzing the Sixers’ Inability To Come Up Big in Crunch Time

This script is probably familiar to you. The Sixers play well in the first three quarters. They are leading or trailing by a couple points with just 12 minutes to go. You are hoping that the Sixers would be able to hold on in the fourth quarter and come up with a win. In the […]

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Analyzing Sixers Lost Season: Struggles Extend Beyond Bynum, Collins

Let us go back to August 10, 2012. The 76ers pulled the trigger by trading for Andrew Bynum who was considered the 2nd-best center in the NBA behind Dwight Howard. It wasn’t cheap at all. The 76ers had to give up a very good all-around player in Andre Iguodala and a couple of players on […]

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Sixers Analysis: Answering Your Questions About Sixers’ Present and Future

Q: Who should the Sixers keep next season? A: The only players worth keeping are All-Star point guard Jrue Holiday, forward Thaddeus Young, and rising forward Arnett Moultrie. Although he has only a rookie, Moultrie has great potential and the Sixers cannot afford to have a player like him go. This already happened to them with […]

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A Memo to Doug Collins: Give Arnett Moultrie More Playing Time

Dear Doug Collins, You’ve already made Sixers management think a talented, first-round big man is worse than he is. Please don’t do that again. Last year the Sixers selected Nikola Vucevic with the 16th overall pick. Vucevic is a 6’10″ center out of USC who is playing like a top 5 center on the Orlando […]

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Noah, Bulls Take Down Sixers: Recap and Analysis

The struggling Philadelphia 76ers (22-34) faced off against the defensively-minded Chicago Bulls (33-35) at the United Center Thursday night. The Sixers have been free-falling out of playoff contention, losing 6 games in a row prior to this game. The Bulls have also been struggling as of late falling from the 3 seed to the 6 […]

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Philadelphia 76ers Mid-Season Report: Player-by-Player Grades and Analysis

The Philadelphia 76ers (22-29) have under-achieved this season thus far, but they are without star center Andrew Bynum, which gives them somewhat of an excuse. Nevertheless, they just have not been able to get it done. The Sixers have been inconsistent and they cannot manage to keep games close when they’re down. This season, only 2 […]

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Chris Paul, Clippers Rout Sixers: Recap and Analysis

The Philadelphia 76ers (22-28), coming off of a win against the Bobcats welcomed the Los Angeles Clippers into the Wells Fargo Center. The Clippers were seeking the last game of their 8-game road trip. They are the third best team in the west and the best in the Pacific Division. Chris Paul had the hot […]

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