As the NBA playoffs approach, the psychological warfare between teams often intensifies, and the Philadelphia 76ers’ Paul Reed may have just added fuel to the fire with his recent …
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There are many enjoyable aspects of attending an NBA game, and one of them is the chance to get free food. NBA teams have been known to organize free …
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Buddy Hield Finally Ends Longest Active Streak After Reaching Playoffs For First Time In Career
After an arduous journey spanning eight seasons and 632 regular-season games, Buddy Hield has finally shattered his historic streak of not reaching the NBA playoffs. The Philadelphia 76ers’ sharpshooter, …
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59 years ago today, one of the most famous plays, including one of the most famous broadcasting quotes, took place. April 15, 1965 – Game 7 of the Eastern …
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On Friday, the Philadelphia 76ers unveiled a statue of their legendary guard Allen Iverson at the team’s practice facility in Camden, New Jersey. The event was attended by former …
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Last night, James Harden stepped onto the court at Wells Fargo Center, only to be met with a cacophony of boos from the Philadelphia 76ers fans. The former Sixer, …
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Kelly Oubre Goes Off On Referees After Controversial Ending: “You’re A Bitch, You’re A Bitch, Your Mom’s A Bitch…”
In a game that will be remembered more for its dramatic conclusion as for the action that preceded it, the Los Angeles Clippers narrowly edged out the Philadelphia 76ers …
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45 Years Ago, The Longest NBA Game Ever, In Which Some Players Played For Both Teams, Ended
On February 7, 1979 Harvey Catchings, and Ralph Simpson were traded for Eric Money and Al Skinner in a trade between the Philadelphia 76ers and the New Jersey Nets. Most …
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According to various reports, the Philadelphia 76ers are optimistic that their star center Joel Embiid will be able to return from his left knee injury before the end of …
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Offense has skyrocketed more than ever in today’s game, leading former players who competed in more defensive-oriented eras to wonder how they’d fare if they played today. Fans have …
