Philly Sports Jabronis

By Max Rappaport, Sixers.com For the past 10 days, Sixers fans have awaited word on the status of third-year combo guard Tony Wroten, who’s missed Philadelphia’s last five games due to a right knee injury. On Friday, clarity was provided, and ...

By Doug Ammon, Sixers.com At 28-15, the Raptors have been one of the most consistent teams in the Eastern Conference this season. But on Friday night, the 8-25 Sixers played them to a draw through the first 47 minutes and ...

By Max Rappaport, Sixers.com It was a night characterized by a number of impressive individual performances, but unfortunately no win for the Sixers. The game pitted Philadelphia against a Knicks team that had been losers of 16 straight before beating ...

By Max Rappaport, Sixers.com Whenever a new player comes to town, Brett Brown gives them the same spiel. He welcomes them to town, introduces them to the rest of the coaching staff and the players, and hands him a scouting ...

By Max Rappaport, Sixers.com As an assistant with the San Antonio Spurs for more than a decade, Brett Brown was taxed with taking wildly talented players and molding them into an offensive system that preaches patience, altruistic play, and, above ...

By Max Rappaport, Sixers.com Entering Wednesday’s meeting with the Toronto Raptors, the Sixers knew they would be without Tony Wroten, who didn’t make the trip north of the border due to a right knee sprain. What they didn’t know was ...

By Max Rappaport, Sixers.com An upper respiratory infection forced Hollis Thompson to miss all 11 of the Sixers’ games between December 21 and January 10, but on Tuesday the team welcomed the second-year swingman back into the lineup. In 17 ...

By Doug Ammon, Sixers.com Last night, it was the game winning assist, tonight it was the game winning shot. point guard Michael Carter-Williams again provided late-game heroics as the Sixers defeated the Indiana Pacers 93-92 at home on Saturday. The ...

By Max Rappaport, Sixers.com BROOKLYN –– When the clock struck zero Friday night, there was singing, there was dancing, and the Sixers left the Barclays Center with their second come-from-behind victory this week. It’s not often a team with a ...

By Doug Ammon, Sixers.com Just 48 hours ago, the Sixers and a rowdy home crowd left the team’s home in South Philly with a 95-92 come-from-behind victory to celebrate. On Wednesday against the Bucks, there was a lot less to ...