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| Philadelphia 76ers vs. Memphis Grizzlies |
Friday, 11/20/09 @ 07:00pm |
Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, PA |
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| Cleveland Cavaliers vs. Philadelphia 76ers |
Saturday, 11/21/09 @ 07:30pm |
Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland, OH |
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| Washington Wizards vs. Philadelphia 76ers |
Tuesday, 11/24/09 @ 07:00pm |
Verizon Center in Washington, DC |
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| Boston Celtics vs. Philadelphia 76ers |
Wednesday, 11/25/09 @ 07:30pm |
TD Banknorth Garden in Boston, MA |
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| Philadelphia 76ers vs. Atlanta Hawks |
Friday, 11/27/09 @ 07:00pm |
Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, PA |
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| San Antonio Spurs vs. Philadelphia 76ers |
Sunday, 11/29/09 @ 06:00pm |
AT and T Center in San Antonio, TX |
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| Dallas Mavericks vs. Philadelphia 76ers |
Monday, 11/30/09 @ 07:30pm |
American Airlines Center TX in Dallas, TX |
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| Oklahoma City Thunder vs. Philadelphia 76ers |
Wednesday, 12/2/09 @ 07:00pm |
Ford Center OK in Oklahoma City, OK |
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| Charlotte Bobcats vs. Philadelphia 76ers |
Saturday, 12/5/09 @ 07:00pm |
Time Warner Cable Arena in Charlotte, NC |
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| Philadelphia 76ers vs. Denver Nuggets |
Monday, 12/7/09 @ 07:00pm |
Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, PA |
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| Philadelphia 76ers vs. Detroit Pistons |
Wednesday, 12/9/09 @ 07:00pm |
Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, PA |
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| Philadelphia 76ers vs. Houston Rockets |
Friday, 12/11/09 @ 07:00pm |
Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, PA |
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| Philadelphia 76ers vs. Golden State Warriors |
Monday, 12/14/09 @ 07:00pm |
Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, PA |
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| Philadelphia 76ers vs. Cleveland Cavaliers |
Wednesday, 12/16/09 @ 07:00pm |
Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, PA |
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| Boston Celtics vs. Philadelphia 76ers |
Friday, 12/18/09 @ 07:30pm |
TD Banknorth Garden in Boston, MA |
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| Philadelphia 76ers vs. Los Angeles Clippers |
Saturday, 12/19/09 @ 07:00pm |
Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, PA |
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| Washington Wizards vs. Philadelphia 76ers |
Tuesday, 12/22/09 @ 07:00pm |
Verizon Center in Washington, DC |
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| Utah Jazz vs. Philadelphia 76ers |
Saturday, 12/26/09 @ 07:00pm |
EnergySolutions Arena in Salt Lake City, UT |
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| Portland Trail Blazers vs. Philadelphia 76ers |
Monday, 12/28/09 @ 07:00pm |
Rose Garden Arena in Portland, OR |
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| Sacramento Kings vs. Philadelphia 76ers |
Wednesday, 12/30/09 @ 07:00pm |
Arco Arena in Sacramento, CA |
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| Los Angeles Clippers vs. Philadelphia 76ers |
Thursday, 12/31/09 @ 06:30pm |
Staples Center in Los Angeles, CA |
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| Denver Nuggets vs. Philadelphia 76ers |
Sunday, 01/3/10 @ 06:00pm |
Pepsi Center in Denver, CO |
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| Philadelphia 76ers vs. Washington Wizards |
Tuesday, 01/5/10 @ 07:00pm |
Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, PA |
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| Philadelphia 76ers vs. Toronto Raptors |
Friday, 01/8/10 @ 07:00pm |
Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, PA |
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| Detroit Pistons vs. Philadelphia 76ers |
Saturday, 01/9/10 @ 07:30pm |
Palace Of Auburn Hills in Auburn Hills, MI |
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| Philadelphia 76ers vs. New Orleans Hornets |
Monday, 01/11/10 @ 07:00pm |
Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, PA |
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| Philadelphia 76ers vs. New York Knicks |
Wednesday, 01/13/10 @ 07:00pm |
Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, PA |
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| Philadelphia 76ers vs. Sacramento Kings |
Friday, 01/15/10 @ 07:00pm |
Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, PA |
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| Minnesota Timberwolves vs. Philadelphia 76ers |
Monday, 01/18/10 @ 02:30pm |
Target Center in Minneapolis, MN |
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| Philadelphia 76ers vs. Portland Trail Blazers |
Wednesday, 01/20/10 @ 07:00pm |
Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, PA |
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| Philadelphia 76ers vs. Dallas Mavericks |
Friday, 01/22/10 @ 07:00pm |
Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, PA |
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| Indiana Pacers vs. Philadelphia 76ers |
Saturday, 01/23/10 @ 07:00pm |
Conseco Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, IN |
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| Philadelphia 76ers vs. Indiana Pacers |
Monday, 01/25/10 @ 07:00pm |
Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, PA |
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| Milwaukee Bucks vs. Philadelphia 76ers |
Wednesday, 01/27/10 @ 07:00pm |
Bradley Center in Milwaukee, WI |
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| Philadelphia 76ers vs. Los Angeles Lakers |
Friday, 01/29/10 @ 07:00pm |
Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, PA |
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| New Jersey Nets vs. Philadelphia 76ers |
Sunday, 01/31/10 @ 06:00pm |
Izod Center in East Rutherford, NJ |
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| Philadelphia 76ers vs. Chicago Bulls |
Wednesday, 02/3/10 @ 07:00pm |
Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, PA |
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| New Orleans Hornets vs. Philadelphia 76ers |
Friday, 02/5/10 @ 07:00pm |
New Orleans Arena in New Orleans, LA |
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| Houston Rockets vs. Philadelphia 76ers |
Saturday, 02/6/10 @ 07:30pm |
Toyota Center TX in Houston, TX |
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| Philadelphia 76ers vs. Minnesota Timberwolves |
Tuesday, 02/9/10 @ 07:00pm |
Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, PA |
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| Toronto Raptors vs. Philadelphia 76ers |
Wednesday, 02/10/10 @ 07:00pm |
Air Canada Centre in Toronto, ON |
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| Philadelphia 76ers vs. Miami Heat |
Tuesday, 02/16/10 @ 07:00pm |
Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, PA |
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| Philadelphia 76ers vs. San Antonio Spurs |
Friday, 02/19/10 @ 07:00pm |
Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, PA |
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| Chicago Bulls vs. Philadelphia 76ers |
Saturday, 02/20/10 @ 07:00pm |
United Center in Chicago, IL |
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| Golden State Warriors vs. Philadelphia 76ers |
Tuesday, 02/23/10 @ 07:30pm |
ORACLE Arena in Oakland, CA |
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| Phoenix Suns vs. Philadelphia 76ers |
Wednesday, 02/24/10 @ 07:00pm |
US Airways Center in Phoenix, AZ |
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| Los Angeles Lakers vs. Philadelphia 76ers |
Friday, 02/26/10 @ 07:30pm |
Staples Center in Los Angeles, CA |
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| Philadelphia 76ers vs. Orlando Magic |
Monday, 03/1/10 @ 07:00pm |
Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, PA |
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| Atlanta Hawks vs. Philadelphia 76ers |
Wednesday, 03/3/10 @ 07:00pm |
Philips Arena in Atlanta, GA |
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| Philadelphia 76ers vs. Boston Celtics |
Friday, 03/5/10 @ 07:00pm |
Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, PA |
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| Toronto Raptors vs. Philadelphia 76ers |
Sunday, 03/7/10 @ 12:00pm |
Air Canada Centre in Toronto, ON |
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| Indiana Pacers vs. Philadelphia 76ers |
Tuesday, 03/9/10 @ 07:00pm |
Conseco Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, IN |
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| Philadelphia 76ers vs. Charlotte Bobcats |
Wednesday, 03/10/10 @ 07:00pm |
Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, PA |
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| Philadelphia 76ers vs. Cleveland Cavaliers |
Friday, 03/12/10 @ 07:00pm |
Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, PA |
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| Miami Heat vs. Philadelphia 76ers |
Sunday, 03/14/10 @ 06:00pm |
American Airlines Arena FL in Miami, FL |
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| Philadelphia 76ers vs. New York Knicks |
Monday, 03/15/10 @ 07:00pm |
Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, PA |
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| Philadelphia 76ers vs. New Jersey Nets |
Wednesday, 03/17/10 @ 07:00pm |
Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, PA |
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| New York Knicks vs. Philadelphia 76ers |
Friday, 03/19/10 @ 07:30pm |
Madison Square Garden in New York, NY |
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| Philadelphia 76ers vs. Chicago Bulls |
Saturday, 03/20/10 @ 07:00pm |
Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, PA |
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| Philadelphia 76ers vs. Orlando Magic |
Monday, 03/22/10 @ 07:00pm |
Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, PA |
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| Milwaukee Bucks vs. Philadelphia 76ers |
Wednesday, 03/24/10 @ 07:00pm |
Bradley Center in Milwaukee, WI |
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| Philadelphia 76ers vs. Atlanta Hawks |
Friday, 03/26/10 @ 07:00pm |
Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, PA |
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| Philadelphia 76ers vs. Oklahoma City Thunder |
Tuesday, 03/30/10 @ 07:00pm |
Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, PA |
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| Charlotte Bobcats vs. Philadelphia 76ers |
Wednesday, 03/31/10 @ 07:00pm |
Time Warner Cable Arena in Charlotte, NC |
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| Philadelphia 76ers vs. Toronto Raptors |
Saturday, 04/3/10 @ 01:00pm |
Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, PA |
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| Philadelphia 76ers vs. Detroit Pistons |
Tuesday, 04/6/10 @ 07:00pm |
Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, PA |
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| Miami Heat vs. Philadelphia 76ers |
Wednesday, 04/7/10 @ 07:30pm |
American Airlines Arena FL in Miami, FL |
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| Philadelphia 76ers vs. Milwaukee Bucks |
Friday, 04/9/10 @ 07:00pm |
Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, PA |
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| Memphis Grizzlies vs. Philadelphia 76ers |
Saturday, 04/10/10 @ 07:00pm |
FedEx Forum in Memphis, TN |
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| Philadelphia 76ers vs. Miami Heat |
Monday, 04/12/10 @ 07:00pm |
Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, PA |
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| Orlando Magic vs. Philadelphia 76ers |
Wednesday, 04/14/10 @ 08:00pm |
Amway Arena in Orlando, FL |
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Sixers team info
The Philadelphia 76ers do not have a hard time selling NBA tickets. The
Wachovia Center is always filled to capacity because Allen Iverson plays there.
In case you are not familiar with Mr. Iverson, he is six feet tall, perennially
averages around 30 points a game, and takes his teams to the NBA Playoffs. He
does so despite never shooting better than 42% in his career. How does he do
that? How does a tiny man, who cannot shoot worth a flip, manage to score and
score on a nightly basis without killing his team? The answer is simple. He
wills it. Allen Iverson has the will to succeed and make his teams succeed. It
is the same will that MJ, and Larry, and Magic had, and it makes Iverson the
most unsinkable player in the NBA.
Joined by Chris Webber last year, Iverson struggled to adapt to his new big man.
Do not expect the same issues this year. Iverson and Webber have been clicking
in preseason games, which means the rest of the league better look out for
Philly in 2005-06.
The 76ers seem to have collected freakish players through the years. From Wilt
Chamberlain to Julius “Dr. J” Erving to Charles Barkley, Philadelphia seems to
specialize in players with out-of-the-ordinary talent and determination.
Chamberlain came to the 76ers in 1964, and brought them a championship in 1968.
His exploits on and off the court are well documented, but Chamberlain was a
freak in his day, and one who proved utterly unguardable.
Chamberlain left in 1969, but new hope arose in 1976 when Erving joined the team
from the defunct ABA. Erving’s size and athletic ability was unrivaled in his
day, and he was able to bring them more NBA gold in 1983. Erving went on to
become the face of the NBA before Magic and Larry inherited the roll.
Next came Charles Barkley. He was even more freakish as a player than his
predecessors. At 6’4”, Barley somehow managed to dominate the paint, redefining
the position of power forward. Barkley outscored and rebounded players twice his
size on a nightly basis.
Iverson is the newest special athlete for the 76ers. Since his arrival in 1996,
Iverson whizzed and whooshed around defenders in his constant pursuit to put the
ball in the basket. His efforts were rewarded in 2001, when he led the 76ers to
the NBA Finals, where Philadelphia was beaten by the Kobe and Shaq Lakers.
Iverson wants nothing more than another ticket for his 76ers to reach The
Finals. He has more than enough will to make this happen. If he and Webber can
stay on the same page, 76ers ticket holders are in for an unforgettable season
in 2005-06.
Sixers team history
Philadelphia 76ers, NBA professional basketball team and one of five teams in
the Atlantic Division of the Eastern Conference of the National Basketball
Association (NBA). The 76ers play in the Wachovia Center in Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania, and wear jerseys of red, white, and blue sometimes black with gold
trim. The team’s name is taken from the year 1776, in which the constitution was
enacted in Philadelphia, declaring U.S. independence from Britain. The 76ers
(also known as the Sixers) began play in 1946 as the Syracuse Nationals. In 1950
they played against the Minneapolis Lakers in the NBA’s first championship
series. The Nationals were a perennial powerhouse behind the play of forward
Dolph Schayes, reaching the NBA Finals in 1954 and winning the NBA championship
in 1955. The team moved to Philadelphia in 1963 and adopted its current name. In
the 1966-67 season the squad included center Wilt Chamberlain, guard Hal Greer,
and forwards Billy "Kangaroo Kid" Cunningham and Chet Walker; it won 68 games
and the NBA title. In the late 1970s and early 1980s the 76ers made four trips
to the NBA Finals, claiming the 1983 championship. Those teams featured forwards
Julius Erving, George McGinnis, and defensive stopper Bobby Jones; guards
Maurice Cheeks and Andrew "The Boston Strangler" Toney; and center Moses Malone
(rebound extraordinaire). The Syracuse Nationals joined the National Basketball
League (NBL) in the 1946-47 season. Three years later six NBL franchises,
including the Nationals, merged with the Basketball Association of America (BAA)
to form the NBA. The Nationals won their division title in the NBA’s inaugural
season, 1949-50, but they lost to the Minneapolis Lakers in the first NBA
Finals. Dolph Schayes was the Nationals’ first star. He led the 76er's club in
scoring for 13 consecutive years and was its top rebounder for 10 seasons. In
its early years the team also included player-coach Al Cervi, who first played
professionally in the 1930s. The Nationals again lost to the Lakers in the 1954
NBA Finals, but the next season they defeated the Fort Wayne Pistons in seven
games to capture the franchise’s first NBA title. In the late 1950s and early
1960s the team remained competitive, but it rarely advanced far in the playoffs.
Top players in those years included center Johnny Kerr, forward George Yardley,
and guards Larry Costello and Hal Greer. In 1962 the Philadelphia Warriors
franchise moved to San Francisco, California. This left Philadelphia without a
professional basketball team. A season later paper manufacturer Irv Kosloff and
attorney Ike Richman bought the Syracuse Nationals, moved the team to
Philadelphia, and renamed it the 76ers. Halfway through the 1964-65 season the
76ers obtained Wilt Chamberlain from the Warriors in a trade. Chamberlain had
led the league in scoring in his first five NBA seasons with the Warriors, and
he did so again in his first season with the 76ers. In 1965-66, Chamberlain’s
first full season with the 76ers, the team won 55 games to break the Boston
Celtics’ string of seven consecutive division titles. In the playoffs, however,
the Celtics defeated the 76ers in the division finals.
The next season, 1966-67, the 76ers fielded one of the league’s best teams ever.
The roster included three future members of the Hall of Fame—Chamberlain, Billy
Cunningham, and Chet Walker. The club registered 68 wins, which set a league
record for the most victories in a single season, and defeated the Warriors for
the NBA title. (The 1995-96 Chicago Bulls now hold the record for regular-season
wins with 72.) The 76ers won 60 games the following season but were upended by
the Celtics in the conference finals. The club traded Chamberlain in 1968,
beginning a period of decline that included the worst regular-season record in
NBA history—a 9-73 win-loss mark in 1972-73. Philadelphia improved markedly
during subsequent seasons, and with the acquisition of high-scoring stars George
McGinnis and Julius Erving from the American Basketball Association (ABA), the
1976-77 team won 50 games and advanced to the NBA Finals. There they were upset
by the Portland Trail Blazers. The 76ers remained one of the NBA’s best teams
for the next several seasons. In addition to Erving, outstanding players of the
time included forwards Bobby Jones and Darryl Dawkins and guards Maurice Cheeks,
Lionel Hollins, and Andrew Toney. In both 1980 and 1982 the 76ers lost to the
Los Angeles Lakers in the NBA Finals. In 1982 center Moses Malone joined the
76ers. This completed one of the most powerful rosters ever assembled on an NBA
team. Cheeks, Erving, Jones, Malone, and Toney led a 76ers team that posted a
65-17 record in the 1982-83 season and swept the Lakers in the NBA Finals.
Malone won the league’s most valuable player (MVP) award. In 1984 the 76ers
drafted forward Charles Barkley, who energized the aging team and helped it
advance to the 1985 Eastern Conference Finals (losing to the Larry Bird led
Boston Celtics). Erving retired after the 1986-87 season. In 1992 the 76ers
traded Barkley to the Phoenix Suns, and after the deal the team suffered several
losing seasons in the early and mid-1990s. In the mid- and late 1990s
Philadelphia drafted several promising young players. The most prominent new
face was guard Allen Iverson, who was the 1996-97 NBA rookie of the year. In the
lockout-shortened 1999 season, Iverson led the 76ers to the club’s first playoff
appearance since 1991 and then there was the miracle 2001 NBA basketball
season.......
The 2001 Sixers miracle team
Larry Brown the coach of the 76ers in 2001 looked at his bench, saw a bunch of
"summer league" players and couldn't believe he was in the NBA Finals. Despite
being a team of role players except for their one superstar, Allen Iverson, the
2001 Philadelphia 76ers won 56 games, finished with the best record in the
Eastern Conference and reached the NBA Finals for the first time in 18 years. As
the Sixers season progressed, the hard working team won the respect and
admiration of the hardworking city who they were playing for. Every other car in
Philadelphia during the Sixers improbable playoff run had a Sixers banner or
flag on it, every game was watched by every fan and Sixers pride ran thick
through every corner of Philadelphia. However all good things come to an end and
the remarkable NBA playoff run ended when the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Sixers
in 5 games to capture their second of three straight NBA championships after
losing Game 1 of the series -- their only loss in the postseason.
2005 Philadelphia 76er's and beyond
The 76ers have put together a good young nucleus to complement Iverson including
Samuel Dalembert and Kyle Korver, with also a questionably healthy but always
dangerous Chris Webber the Sixers should make the NBA playoffs and may still
have an outside chance at making the Eastern Conference Finals or NBA Finals if
all the rookies and Webber and Iverson gel.
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