Tag: Philadelphia 76ers
Back on the court for just his second game of the season, Philadelphia 76ers center Nerlens Noel expressed frustration over his limited playing time in Friday night’s 100-89 loss to the Los Angeles Lakers. Noel, who made his season debut Sunday after recovering from offseason knee surgery only to sprain his left ankle and miss […]
Ben Dowsett looks at record-setting offenses, Joel Embiid’s awesomeness and a smart Play of the Week.
Instead of helping Kobe win a sixth ring, the 2012 trade for Steve Nash now benefits the Philadelphia 76ers
(Stan) Van Gundy gave the players a day off Saturday following the Pistons’ 117-90 win at Minnesota Friday night, then allowed them to skip the morning shoot-around prior to Sunday’s embarrassing 97-79 loss to Philadelphia at The Palace. “We were not ready to play and that was completely predictable,” Van Gundy said after practice Monday […]
For the first time this season, Nerlens Noel appeared in a game. It didn’t take long before he was forced to exit. Making his much-anticipated season debut Sunday night, Noel scored eight points off the bench to help the Sixers take a 58-35 lead over the Pistons through the second quarter in Detroit. But the […]
Jabari Davis and Lang Greene continue their weekly barbershop conversation about the NBA at large.
Joel Embiid is proving that is even better than advertised and was worth the two-year wait.
Pre-game update: •Joel Embiid playing time limit increased to 28 minutes, starting tonight vs. Sacramento Coach Brown says “giddy” is one word that comes to mind with Embiid’s playing time being increased. Source: Philadelphia 76ers on Twitter
The Philadelphia 76ers today announced that the team has assigned Nerlens Noel to the Delaware 87ers of the NBA Development League. The assignment is part of Noel’s ongoing rehabilitation program for his left knee. Source: NBA.com/Sixers
This year’s MVP race is going to close, but will it be among the closest (and most controversial) ever?
