Ranking Andrew Bynum with the 10 Biggest Philadelphia 76ers Acquisitions Ever
Note: This list only includes players who were signed as free agents or traded for by the Sixers.
Note: This list only includes players who were signed as free agents or traded for by the Sixers.
If the latest 76ers press conference to introduce their newest players Andrew Bynum and Jason Richardson is any indication, the Sixers, who have been hitting homers all summer, may have smacked a grand slam today in the atrium of the National Constitution Center.
Allen Iverson’s rant about skipping practice when he was with the Philadelphia 76ers is a pop culture touchstone, something people not even familiar with the basketball setting and the conflict between old-school Larry Brown and new-school Allen Iverson will talk about it.
On March 19, 2008, then Denver Nuggets guard Allen Iverson finally got his first opportunity to return to the place of his NBA roots and face the 76ers in Philadelphia.
The Philadelphia 76ers have not had a star player since four-time scoring champion Allen Iverson , and Andrew Bynum will be expected to change that immediately this season.
Criticized for their lack of involvement in the free-agency market, the 76ers on Thursday night took part in the biggest trade of the offseason, acquiring Los Angeles Lakers center Andrew Bynum in a four-team trade.
In news that is tremendously exciting to the signature sneaker crowd, Allen Iverson and Reebok are reintroducing The Answer IV.
The holographic picture on the front of an Allen Iverson basketball card caught Andrew Arcangel’s attention, but it was the information on the back that really mattered to him.
The date was June 6, 2001. Kobe Bryant and Shaquille O’Neal had just led the Los Angeles Lakers in a furious comeback to tie Game 1 of the 2001 NBA Finals at 94 as the fourth quarter clock expired.