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The Andrew Bynum era in Philadelphia is over. 11 months of torture, for both him and us, began with a bang at the constitution center, and then was filled with awkward press conferences, bowling, funny hair and frustration. I couldn't be happier that it's over.
The Philly Top Five Power Rankings this week are about hellos and goodbyes. Andrew Bynum says goodbye, the Phillies could be saying hello or goodbye, the Flyers welcome a few, and we just can't say goodbye to Donovan McNabb.
A person familiar with the negotiations says the Cleveland Cavaliers have reached agreement on a two-year contract with center Andrew Bynum.
As the Cavaliers await word from Andrew Bynum, two other teams have joined the chase for the free agent center.
New Sixers CEO Scott O'Neil knows rebuilding the Sixers will have its highs and lows, and he says he's ready for it.
The Cavs hosted free agent center Andrew Bynum on Monday, a person familiar with the visit told The Associated Press.
Khalif Wyatt scores 25 points in Sixers 92-72 loss to the Pacers.
It appears clear that Andrew Bynum will sign with an NBA team for the 2013-14 season, and the team he signs with seems down to two.
A report from 94WIP's Howard Eskin says Scott O'Neil will replace Adam Aron as Sixers CEO.
The Houston Rockets have made a trade with the 76ers, according to a report.
Two people with knowledge of the situation say the Golden State Warriors and free agent Andre Iguodala have reached an agreement on a $48 million, four-year deal.
Trading Chase Utley, Darren Daulton's recovery, and the Sixers silence are outlined in this week's Philly Top FIve power rankings.
The NBA has fined Spencer Hawes and four other players $15,000 each for playing in an unsanctioned alumni game at the University Of Washington according to a report.
The Sixers announced their full roster and schedule for the Orlando Summer League.
The most pressure on any of the guys the team picked or dealt last Thursday might be on the one the Sixers picked 11th, a point guard out of Syracuse named Michael Carter-Williams.
