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Boston Celtics 75 FinalRecap | Box Score 82 Philadelphia 76ers Elton Brand, PF 34 MIN | 5-9 FG | 3-4 FT | 10 REB | 0 AST | 13 PTS | +11 After struggling for much of the series–and the one that preceded it̵...

Tonight this 76ers roster faces the biggest game in their history.  A second round elimination game is being held down at the Wells Fargo Center tonight and in addition to possibly ending this crazy season, one could argue that it could be the last...

Obviously the 76ers have a huge, must win game (literally) tonight and we’ll have plenty to say on that later today.  But for now, we just wanted to lighten the mood a little with this post. As you may or may not know, sneaker companies frequ...

The careers of professional athletes end, as a general rule, about the way Hemingway described going bankrupt: slowly, then all at once.  An injury — say a knee sprain that happens in a February 2009 game in Utah — occurs, never fully heals, bec...

For the Sixers the time to toughen up is now.  It’s not just that they lost Game 3 that’s so disappointing, but it’s the way they lost it.  They didn’t just lose, Boston beat them down.  They were outplayed and out-hustled for the bulk of...

If only the Sixers could have summoned Andrew Toney from the 1982-83 season for help last night, then maybe Game 3 of the Eastern Conference finals would have been different.  Instead, they suffered a 107-91 home trouncing at the hands of the Bosto...

Lesson learned! Once again on Monday night, the Sixers held a 10 point lead in the 2nd half.  Once again, they saw it slip away in the middle of the fourth quarter.  This time though, they showed resolve, poise, and more importantly they made the r...

The Sixers want this series — bad.  After the disappointment that was Game 1, where the Sixers outperformed the much more experienced Celtic squad for the bulk of the game in Boston, but ultimately still came up short, many expected the young...

After nearly two days of reading comments and emails from readers and listening to sports talk radio, it has become clear that the Philadunkia scribes are not the only 76ers supporters who feel the team let one slip away from them on Saturday night.