Sixers' Michael Carter-Williams Named NBA Rookie Of The Year
Sixers point guard Michael Carter-Williams wins the NBA's Rookie Of The Year.
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Sixers point guard Michael Carter-Williams wins the NBA's Rookie Of The Year.
Sixers guard Michael Carter-Williams will reportedly be named NBA Rookie of the Year.
The New York Post is reporting that Los Angeles Clippers owner, Donald Sterling, who was recently banned from the NBA for life and fined $2.5 million after TMZ published racist comments that he made, is battling cancer.
The Los Angeles Clippers have Monday off. Adam Silver likely won't get that same luxury.
The 2011-12 Sixers were one of five NBA teams to pull the must unlikely of upsets.
One of the city's most iconic athletes, Allen Iverson, will be featured in the upcoming documentary, "Iverson," which chronicles the life of one of the NBA's best players.
When Evan Turner got traded from the Sixers to the Indiana Pacers just before the NBA trade deadline, it seemed like he was moving up in the world.
After finishing the season 19-63, the second worst record in the NBA, Sixers owner Joshua Harris called the season a "huge success." Some fans and radio show hosts, particular WIP Morning Show's Angelo Cataldi, took exception to that comment.
Joshua Harris received plenty of reminders in his New York home about his team's struggles this season. Harris said he felt the sting of every defeat with all 63 losses by the Sixers.
Duke sophomore Rodney Hood is entering the NBA draft.
For the first time in a long time, the team Brett Brown is coaching will not take part in the playoffs.
The Sixers finished up the regular season the same way they started it, with a win over the defending champion Miami Heat. Neverthless, the Sixers finished the regular season 19-63, the second worst team in the NBA behind only the Milwaukee Bucks.
Duke freshman Jabari Parker is entering the NBA draft.
Thaddeus Young scored 20 points, Michael Carter-Williams had 12 in the final game of his impressive rookie campaign, and the 76ers wrapped up a dismal season by topping the Heat 100-87 on Wednesday night for their second win of the season over the two-time defending NBA champions.
The team's rebuilding strategy, which pundits and fans call "tanking" inspired a South Jersey man's online campaign to change the way NBA draft picks are determined.
