Showing posts with label Sixers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sixers. Show all posts

Dr. J meets Doogie Howser

Monday, February 22, 2010

Faced with the pressure of living up to his co-workers' expectations on the basketball court, Doogie Howser (Neil Patrick Harris), who has no basketball skills, has nowhere to turn but to alter-ego, and Philadelphia 76ers living legend, Julius Erving.



After faking an ankle injury to miss the big game Howser comes around to feeling guilty about letting his teammates and co-workers down. Leave it to Erving to pile on the guilt as the pressure mounts on Doogie to play in the game. When faced with forfeiting the game Doogie finally comes through.



Of course the fate of the game would be decided by the young doctor, right? Fittingly none other than Dr. J offers Doogie with some words of advice with the game on the line.



The video of the ball going in or missing the hoop fades to a scene back at the hospital as Ray (Markus Redmond), who had previously held Doogie and his best friend Vincent Delpino (Max Casella) hostage in a gas station earlier in the series, as he settles a score with a patient he finds to be attractive. But the show wraps up the same way every episode does, with the young prodigy at the computer typing into his digital journal. The good doctor makes one last house call...



Full Episode: Air Doogie

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Happy Birthday Julius Errrrrrrving!


Dr. J was born on this day in 1950.


I may have never watched Dr. J play the game of basketball (I did not become remotely interested in the round ball until well after he retired) but I obviously have a tremendous amount of respect for the Sixers legend.

I was fortunate to hear Erving speak a few years back at Shippensburg University as the highlight of a minority scholarship dinner. My favorite story he told that night was how he first met Bill Cosby. I do not remember the exact story but it was back in his college days at UMass. He went to the locker room to get ready for a game or something and who is sitting there in the hot tub but the Philadelphia comedy legend himself. The biggest compliment that Erving ever received was right there in the hot tub when Cosby said he had heard of him and liked his game. Erving was floored!

Erving also starred in a video game with Larry Bird, before Michael Jordan replaced him in the NES version of the game. Enjoy this Commodore 64 footage, which I believe my childhood friend Jody had at his home, of One-on-One.

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Sam Dalembert has long day as Sixers lose

Thursday, January 21, 2010

Dalembert sees real loss, then another Sixers loss, to Trail Blazers - Bob Cooney, Philly.com
Haunting past: Miller burns Sixers in Blazers' win - Dei Lynam, CSNPhilly.com
Andre Miller leads Blazers past Sixers - jsams, Liberty Ballers
Two things I can't question: Sam Dalembert's heart and hustle - Matt P, The 700 Level

Sam Dalembert, a native of Haiti, made the long trip down to his home country the other day. Yesterday he flew back to Philadelphia and arrived in town around 6:00. About an hour later he was playing basketball for the Sixers, taking the opening tip.

Sure, the Sixers lost yet again, but you have to appreciate what Dalembert is doing, especially after a second earthquake rocked Haiti yesterday. Dalemebert, I will not say a negative word about you for the rest of he season.

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There is no justification for Sixers keeping Eddie Jordan

Tuesday, January 19, 2010

Sixers blow big lead vs. Wolves - Kate Fagan, Philly.com
Off a Cliff: Sixers blow lead, fall to Timberwolves - John Krawczynski (AP), via CSNPhilly.com
THE Loss - Kate Fagan, Philly.com
The Battle of Who Could Care Less - TheArtistFormerlyKnownAsMichaelBourne, Liberty Ballers
Sixers ruin Evans' and Thompson'shomecoming - Dannie, Recliner GM

I did not watch the matinee Martin Luther King Day game between the Sixers and Timberwolves, and am I glad I missed it. The Sixers blew a 20 point lead and lost to the lowly Wolves yesterday, leaving me to think that it is past time to make a change at head coach with this basketball team.

What has Eddie Jordan accomplished since being given the head coaching job by his buddy Ed Stefanski? He coached his team to the wrong end of a season sweep by the Clippers, has lost to the Knicks, Wizards and now the Wolves.

The woes of this team can not even be attributed to the addition of Allen Iverson, who has a track record of bringing teams down in his more recent seasons. Somebody in charge of the Sixers needs to step in and address the situation. The team is just flat out bad, and yet I feel as though there is more than enough talent to avoid the current 13-27 record they own today.

Paging Ed Snider. You have once again shown that you have no real interest in the Sixers, unlike your Flyers. We all know that Snider does not show an interest in the Sixers, much like the general Philadelphia fan base. But when your hockey team fires a coach with a winning record, how can you justify holding on to a basketball coach who has a team 14 games under .500? It just does not make sense to me.

As long as Jordan is at the helm, the Sixers seem to be going nowhere fast.

The argument is that the Sixers should tank the rest of the schedule in order to pick up more ping pong balls in the NBA Lottery. What do you think the Sixers should do?

AP photo

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Sixers lose to Knicks as Samuel Dalembert deals with aftermath of Haiti earthquake

Thursday, January 14, 2010

The Sixers lost a nail biter to the New York Knicks, but basketball was a bit of an afterthought for some. Getty Images

Just short: Knicks holds off Sixers at the buzzer - Dei Lynam, CSNPhilly.com
Narrow loss to Knicks caps a painful day for Sixers - Bob Cooney, Philly.com
Sixers lose game; earn another ping pong ball in Wall sweepstakes - jsam, Liberty Ballers

Any time a Philadelphia team loses to a New York team you can not help but feel a little stung. Last night the Sixers lost to the Knicks 93-92, but on this night not many people were really focused on the game itself.

Haiti native Dalembert coping with with uncertainty - Dei Lyna, CSNPhilly.com
Haiti and Sam Dalembert - John R. Finger, Finger Food
For Sixers' Dalembert, head in the game, heart in Haiti - Sam Donnellon, Philly.com
All the best to Sam Dalembert and his family - Enrico, The 700 Level

One much maligned Sixers player has a personal connection to Haiti. Samuel Dalembert was born in Haiti and still has connections there between friends and family. This obviously is a tough time for Dalembert so as far as basketball is concerned it is remarkable how he can focus in on the sport while his home country is ravaged in the aftermath of a tremendous earth quake that practically shattered the country.

Nobody can truly understand what Dalembert is going through, but hopefully his family and friends are as safe as they can be at this unpleasent time down south.

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Sixers feel good at home against Chris Paul, Hornets

Tuesday, January 12, 2010

Samuel Dalembert, who hit the big shot at the end, celebrates with Thadeus Young. Getty Images

76ers hang on at finish - Kevin Tatum, Philly.com
Center of attention: Dalembert , Sixers sting Hornets - Dei Lynam, CSNPhilly.com
Sammy's hook and Andre's foul shots lift Sixers over Hornets - TheArtistFormerlyKnownAsMichaelBourne, Liberty Ballers
Changing stripes or grasping at straws - Brian, Depressed Fan

So the Sixers have now won two straight games and at just 12-25 are considered to be in the thick of the Eastern Conference playoff hunt. With a fifth seed sitting at 18-18 (Miami Heat) and three teams with records under .500 currently sitting in playoff positions in the east it is unbelievable how bad the conference, and the league, really are.

Regardless of their current record I still feel the team is performing well below expectations. But for one night Andre Iguodala finally was able to get some rest...

Next up for the Sixers is another home game against the New York Knicks on Thursday night.

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Sixers take down Pistons in Detroit

Sunday, January 10, 2010

Brand stars as 76ers top Pistons - Kate Fagan, Philly.com
Holding tight: Sixers hold off late push to snap skid - Larry Lage (AP) via CSNPhilly.com
Worst possible outcomes - TheArtistFormerlyKnownasMichaelBourne, Liberty Ballers

The Sixers made like the Flyers and picked up a win that nobody will pay attention to last night. Their win in Detroit gets them off a losing streak but will be an after thought for a couple reasons.

  1. The Sixers still stink
  2. Wins prevent the team from having more lottery balls in the NBA lottery
  3. The Eagles lost last night
So the question is this; when is it time for the Sixers to tank the rest of their season? Will Allen Iverson skip the all-star game? He is currently second in fan voting, which is absurd.

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Sixers fire blanks at Wizards, Iverson to stay on board

Wednesday, January 06, 2010

Wizards shoot by Sixers - Kate Fagan, Philly.com
Vanishing act: Wizards rally to defeat Sixers - Dei Lynam, CSNPhilly.com

Another day, another loss for the home town NBA team. The Sixers let a healthy lead slip through their hands as the Washington Wizards completed a three game season sweep. How many teams get swept in a season by the Wizards AND Clippers?

How bad are the Wizards? Of their eleven wins this season, three have come against the Sixers. The Sixers now have the fourth worst record in the league. I'm not a basketball expert here, but doesn't this team have too much talent to only have won ten games this season? I am not claiming that the Sixers should be up at the top of the Eastern Conference with the Celtics or Cavaliers, but to be behind the Wizards, Pacers and Knicks?

Seems to me as though Eddie Jordan is not working out.

Oh and if you did not notice, extra credit to Philadelphia Inquirer Sixers beat reporter Kate Fagan.

Whether she came up with it or not, somebody on the Philly.com staff has a sense of humor. Gilbert Arenas of the Wizards is in the thick of a gun controversy within the team locker room, so after the Wizards defeated the Sixers the lead on the game recap had a play on words (pictured, right).

Iverson's contract with Sixers guaranteed for remainder of season - Sixers.com
For better or for worse, the team had to come to a decision yesterday on whether or not to keep Allen Iverson on the team for the remainder of the season. Perhaps in an attempt to stay in the news they opted to guarantee Iverson's contract for the rest of 2009-2010 season. If you ask me this is a good move. As poor as this team is playing, letting go of a franchise icon would not have gone over well with the fan base.

You know what would make basketball more interesting in Philadelphia? Crazy dunks from down town and basketballs that set the net on fire.

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Sixers pick up Philadelphia's first win of 2010

Monday, January 04, 2010

Lou Williams and the Sixers outlasted the Denver Nuggets in Allen Iverson's return to Denver. Getty Images

76ers hold on against Nuggets, barely - Kate Fagan, Philly.com
Back on Track: Sixers win in Denver, 108-105 - AP report via CSNPhilly.com

The Eagles are 0-1 and the Flyers are 0-2 in 2010. The Sixers are now 1-0.

After a last second shot by the Denver Nuggets failed to go through the hoop as time expired the Sixers claimed their first victory of the new year and finally reached double digits in the win column. At 10-23 would you believe that the Sixers are just 4.5 games out of the playoffs? Isn't that just embarrassing?

Now the Sixers are also in the Tracy McGrady trade watch. There would be no real benefit on the court this season but his expiring $23 million contract could help GM Ed Stefanski find some room to build a contending team. It would likely require trading Andre Iguadala.

Not sure how to feel about it. The team looks like a mess still so I would prefer a higher draft pick, but what do you think?

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Sixers pick up road victory in Portland

Tuesday, December 29, 2009

Allen Iverson returned to the court and brought the team a win. Getty Images

Iverson returns, Sixers win - Kate Fagan, Philly.com
Welcome back: Iverson returns, Sixers beat Blazers - AP report via CSNPhilly.com

I don't have much time to dive into the recaps of this game (I didn't watch it at all last night). Apparently Iverson played alright last night. Should I start him on my fantasy team soon? What did you think of the game?

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Gee Wiz! Sixers can't beat anybody!

Wednesday, December 23, 2009

My good Twitter buddy Lou Williams is back on the court. Getty Images

Arenas and Wizards subdue Sixers - Kate Fagan, Philadelphia Inquirer
Road block: Sixers open trip with loss to Wizards - Dei Lynam, CSNPhilly.com
Williams doesn't start game, does start second half - Bob Cooney, Sixerville (Philly.com)

Remember when the Sixers beat the Boston Celtics over the weekend? I sure wish I had posted something about that game because it seems like all I ever really do here is post links and photos and thoughts from another loss in Philadelphia. I kick myself for not having posted anything about the Villanova FCS championship or the Penn State women's volleyball team or even the Eagles' victory on Sunday. the moment has passed.

I try not to sound spoiled as a Philadelphia sports fan because it just is not in the chemical balance of a Philadelphia sports fan to act that way. When the Phillies won the World Series last year I promised myself I would not carried away with wins and losses in the regular season no matter the sport. I feel like I am doing a good job of that right now.

With the Flyers among the NHL's cellar dwellers and the Sixers now 7-21 I am starting to wonder how much more losing is going to happen in this city before spring training opens up down in Clearwater. And by the looks of Philly.com's sports page I am not the only one. Hang in there Philly sports fan. Roy Halladay is a Phillie and the Eagles are heading back to the playoffs, possibly as NFC East division champions.

As for the winter teams? It can't get much worse, can it?

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Sixers snap losing streak, beat Warriors

Tuesday, December 15, 2009

Andre Iguodala and the Sixers earned their first victory since Allen Iverson returned. Getty Images.

76ers snap 12-game losing skid against Warriors - Sixers.com
Sixers snap 12 game-skid with win over Warriors - Bob Cooney, Philly.com
Rebound: Sixers beat Warriors, snap 12-game skid - Dei Lynam, CSNPhilly.com
Sixers snap 12-game losing streak - jsams, Liberty Ballers

While the Flyers wee busy picking up a hard earned victory in Boston, the Sixers were busy trying to defend their home turf at the Wachovia Center. The Sixers finally got out of the losing column with the victory over a team that used to play in Philadelphia, the Warriors. Perhaps the proverbial monkey is off their backs but this team has a lot of work to do in order to compete in the division and the conference, let alone the entire NBA.

For Allen Iverson this was his first win in a Sixers uniform since November 24, 2007. The last Sixers win for Iverson came against the Chicago Bulls. Three games later Iverson was traded to the Denver Nuggets, starting the infamous Iverson Tour of the NBA before returning home.

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Allen Iverson and Sixers reunion off to 0-2 start

Thursday, December 10, 2009

76ers' skid hits 11 - Kate Fagan, Philly.com
Engine trouble: Sixers fall to Pistons to extend skid - Dei Lynam, CSNPhilly.com

The second game of the Allen Iverson Reunion home stand took place last night at the Wachovia Center as his third former team, the Detroit Pistons, had a date with the Sixers. On the court it was much of the same as the basketball team took their eleventh straight loss. The Sixers are now 5-17 in the 2009-2010 season.

So my question for those who follow the team closer than I do is what exactly is the biggest problem with the team? Talent? Coaching? Luck?

Iverson scored 11 points for the second straight time back in a Sixers uniform. Good thing I have not played him in fantasy basketball yet!

Value falling

Forbes report: Sixers slip in value - Philly.com

As you might expect the value of the Sixers as a franchise took a dip. Forbes reports that the 76ers are valued at $344 million, which is about 4% lower than they were last year. According to the Forbes report the Sixers are the 14th most valuable team in the NBA. Five years ago they were the fifth most valuable franchise.

the most valuable franchise? The Los Angeles Lakers at $607 million. The New York Knicks of all teams is the second most valuable franchise at $586 million. Rumor has it that just the name "New York" is reason for about $400 million of the Knicks.

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Sixers lose in Allen Iverson's return, video of player intros

Tuesday, December 08, 2009

Welcome home Allen Iverson. Now let's kiss this losing streak good-bye! Getty Images

Iverson's return to Sixers fun while it lasted, then Nuggets take over - Bob Cooney, Philly.com
A lift, then a loss - Kate Fagan, Philly.com
Reality check: Sixers fall in Iverson's return - Dei Lynam, CSNPhilly.com
Good start, bad finish: A.I.'s spark not enough - Gordie Jones, CSNPhilly.com
Iverson surely has heart but he needs legs - Sam Donnellon, Philly.com
A grand welcome home for a Sixers superstar - Phil Sheridan, Philly.com
Big crowd shows up to greet Iverson - Mike Mazzeo, Philly.com

How else can I say it? Seeing Allen Iverson suiting up in a Sixers uniform just seems right. People may not like him but I can honestly say that the only reason I ever really started caring about the Sixers is because of Iverson.

Having him back in Philadelphia may not produce an NBA Finals contender again, but they certainly have my interest back. Seeing him take the court for practices and for the player introductions really did give me some chills at times and I could not help but smile.

Too bad the team still came up with a loss, their tenth straight.

YouTube is a great resource as somebody was kind enough to upload the following video of the Sixers warm ups and player introductions. Most of you will want to check out the second video (player introductions - up to Iverson).




Not exactly sure why Iverson wasn't announced last, at least on this night. I guess the message is clear that this really is Andre Iguodala's team?

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Allen Iverson continues his Sixers career tonight

Monday, December 07, 2009

I know I will be watching in anticipation as Allen Iverson returns to the Sixers lineup tonight. I expect Iverson will be starting, which would make watching the pre-game player introductions worth watching. I do hope that Comcast Sportsnet will air the pre-game festivities for that moment.

The jersey is actually different from what we are familiar seeing Iverson wear with the Sixers, but you can not help but have a nostalgic feeling seeing #3 running around the court at the Wachovia Center.

Just for information purposes, Iverson ranks first and second in a number of franchise statistics.

Points

  1. Hal Greer - 21,586
  2. Allen Iverson - 19,583
Field Goals
  1. Hal Greer - 8,504
  2. Julius Erving - 7,237
  3. Allen Iverson - 6,841
Steals
  1. Maurice Cheeks - 1,942
  2. Allen Iverson - 1,626
    Source: Sixers.com

Iverson holds the franchise records for most three point attempts (2,840) and three pointers made (877) as well as the one for most turnovers (2,605). Those numbers should speak to the high risk-high reward style of Iverson's play.

Time will tell if Iverson can make a serious dent in any of these franchise records. Will he be a starter for the remainder of the season? Will he even be here in a month or two? Who knows.

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@TeamLou23 (Lou Williams) blocked me on Twitter, @ShawnAndrews73 and @krmcguire are still cool

Friday, December 04, 2009

On Wednesday Sixers guard Lou Williams used his Twitter account (@TeamLou23) to let off some pent up emotions against certain people who were sharing information from his Twitter account on a national outlet. Williams, who underwent surgery recently to repair a broken jaw, was upset that a photo he had posted on Twitter of his jaw had been used on ESPN, if I have the story correct. Perhaps there were other outlets who used his tweeted photo.

Upset that his personal Twitter information had been broadcast to the world without his permission Williams had this to day to his Twitter followers, directed toward his abusers...

Ok, that is fair enough in some regard Williams, but please do not try telling me that you think anything that you openly post on Twitter is private, because it is not. Sure, you can protect your tweets so that you can select who can and can not see your tweets. This in fact is the best way to go for many people. But if you are going to leave your Twitter profile open for all to view you know that your info is fair game. Consider it like the Freedom of Information Act.

Again, fair enough. Williams followed the previous tweet with the one pictured above. It is Williams' right to block whoever he wishes. The message was sent. Don't tick off the injured Sixers guard.

Meanwhile another Philadelphia athlete currently off the roster due to injury, Shawn Andrews (@ShawnAndrews73) of the Eagles, had sent out a similar message to those who were bad mouthing him...

For the record, I do not feel it is appropriate for Twitter users to abuse celebrities, athletes or common every day people on Twitter. I view Twitter as a valuable social networking tool and am proud of the contacts I have gathered in my time on the micro blogging service. I try to engage conversation more so than advertise my writing and I enjoy checking up with the local athletes in town and see what they are talking about (even if I don't have a clue what DeSean Jackson (@deseanjackson10) is saying half the time). After reading the tweets from the seemingly disgruntled and injured Sixers guard and the Eagles guard who had recently had a back surgery, I tweeted the following in an effort to support both...
Andrews, as he typically does, responded in kind to my tweet. Williams was a different story. Soon after tweeting those words of encouragement I received this reply from Williams...


Just like that the young Sixers guard blocked me from his Twitter account, prohibiting me from checking out his latest messages and links to his UStream channel.

Ouch Lou. Ouch.

I am not angry so I do not want this to come across as a rant against Williams. I will remain a fan of the Sixers just like I was before. I wish no ill-will to the guard and I will still root for him because I like him on the court. Instead I get a good laugh out of this whole stream of events and I felt like sharing it with you.

So in closing let me ask you this. What athlete is your favorite to follow on Twitter? Who is the most annoying? Have you been blocked by Williams?

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Welcome Back Allen Iverson

Allen Iverson and a Sixers jersey, no matter the color, just looks right. Getty Images

Video courtesy of On the DL Podcast via YouTube

Ok let's get a couple things out there. I have seen some great press conferences this year in Philadelphia. From Michael Vick, Pedro Martinez, Chris Pronger, and anything involving Jimmy Rollins - nobody compares to the genuine compassion that Allen Iverson has when he talks about Philadelphia.

Iverson always understood the Philadelphia fan like nobody else in this town. Sure Rollins and a bunch of the Phillies have formed a special relationship with this city, but Iverson's bond with the Philadelphia fan is something special. He's not the guy that's going to score 40 points a night, but it is darn good to see him back wearing a Sixers uniform.

I like Placido Polanco too, but his press conference yesterday had nothing on Iverson's.

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At least they're not the Nets, Sixers lose

Thursday, December 03, 2009

Eddie Jordan's team is now 5-14. AP photo

Thunder strike down the 76ers - Philly.com
Rolling thunder: Sixers lose eighth straight - CSNPhilly.com

With the team really battling right now the question remains how Allen Iverson's return will not only change the results on the court but how Iverson will fit in with the team. The Sixers have one more game without Iverson in the lineup. Iverson's first game back in a Sixers uniform is set for Monday night against Denver.



Iverson's humble homecoming - Phil Jasner, Philly.com
Iverson is Sixers' stumulus package - Mark Kram, Philly.com
Looking for answers: 76ers hope for boost from A.I. - Dei Lynam, CSNPhilly.com
Six questions on Answer's 76ers return - ESPN.com

The Iverson situation is fun to watch for a casual fan like me. But it will not hide the obvious flaws of the Sixers. They are not a good team right now but as I allude to in the title of this post, at least they are not the New Jersey Nets. Last night the Nets set an NBA record with their 18th straight loss to start the season. The Nets are creeping up on the Baltimore Orioles and their infamous 0-21 start.

Previous: It's official, Sixers sign Iverson - December 2, 2009

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It's official, Sixers sign Iverson

Wednesday, December 02, 2009

Do you hear what I hear?

Sixers agree to terms wiht Allen Iverson - Sixers.com
A.I. is back: Iverson, 76ers agree to terms - CSNPhilly.com
Allen Iverson accepts 76ers offer - ESPN.com

I quickly picked Iverson up in my fantasy basketball league.

How is the blogosphere reacting?

Allen Iverson officially returns to Philly - The 700 Level
A.I. is back in Philly: Iverson signs - All Things Philly Sports
Allen Iverson is once again a Sixer - I've Made a Huge Tiny Mistake
Iverson is a 76er again: Let the madness begin - Recliner GM

What are your thoughts on Iverson's return? I will definitely want to tune in Monday night for the first game. I imagine he would be starting, which should make the player introductions before the game worth watching itself.

Welcome back Iverson. May this be your last stop in your NBA career for better or worse.


For the record, I am not expecting THIS Iverson.

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No Kidd-ing, Sixers lose seventh straight

Tuesday, December 01, 2009

Jason Kidd scored 22 points and had 11 assists against the Sixers. Getty Images

Sixers can't get it done vs. Mavericks for seventh straight loss - Bob Cooney, Philly.com
Roadkill: Sixers drop seventh straight to Mavs - David Jiminez (AP), via CSNPhilly.com

Another tough loss for the home town ballers, this time losing to the Mavericks on the road. At least they made it close this time around, losing by two points to one of the top teams in the Western Conference.

Of course the games are just a side show to the real topic on every one's mind in Philadelphia as the Allen Iverson circus continues to tease. Kate Fagan of the Philadelphia Inquirer is now saying that the Sixers are very likely to sign their former franchise player. Yesterday Iverson and his agent met with members of the Sixers, including GM Ed Stefanski and head coach Eddie Jordan and the group discussed the idea of bringing the next retired number home to Philadelphia for two hours.

Marc Stein of ESPN goes as far as saying that Iverson could be suited up in a Sixers jersey as early as Monday night against the Denver Nuggets. Talk about drama. The Sixers and the Iverson camp will deny this but Stein says it is all just a formality at this point;
But sources stressed to ESPN.com that plans behind the scenes have progressed to a level where Iverson's return is now regarded by both sides as far more likely than not. Although it remains unclear whether Iverson has the leverage to command anything more than a pro-rated share of the $1.3 million veterans' minimum, all indications late Monday suggested that only an unforeseen about-face by the Sixers could prevent Iverson from formally rejoining them by week's end.
- Marc Stein, ESPN December 1, 2009 (updated)

This is really interesting to watch. I have not been glued to watching one player since Roy Halladay.

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