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All things considered, the Sixers played a pretty decent 48 minutes tonight and lost to a better team. It's as simple as that.
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If that picture doesn't freak you out, think about this. An improbable win tonight against the Lakers would almost certainly add another couple of games to the Eddie Jordan doomsday clock.
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Latest comment: from JohnEMagee
STupid rumor from yahoo that has been floated by numerous other sources......
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As the Sixers get some much-needed R&R, the Warriors, who they play tomorrow night, are playing the Lakers in LA.
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One more post on last night's win, then we start looking forward. Yesterday afternoon we talked about how using risky strategies could level the playing field against the Lakers. After the jump we'll take a look at how the Sixers were able to defy the odds.
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Latest comment: from MorrisNora
People all over the world get the home loans from various banks, just because it is comfortable. ...
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Is there a moment when a player becomes a star? Is there one defining play? How about one defining quarter? If any of these arbitrary things can make a player into a star, I think we may have just witnessed a transformation.
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Latest comment: from Bryon
John-ism = I know everything and you guys know nothing. Spare us all, John, spare us all....
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We've spent all day talking about tonight's matchup with the Lakers. The Sixers are an underdog, in a big way. The Lakers are great. Blah, blah, blah. Well, I don't think an upset is out of the question, and I have a dirty little secret no one has been talking about. Check it out after the jump.
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Latest comment: from Alvin
Unbelievable. And beautiful....
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It's been four years since the Sixers beat the Lakers on the road. In that game, Allen Iverson shot 5/28 from the floor (17.9%), with 15 assists. The Sixers took advantage of Chucky Atkins running the point and forced 27 turnovers. Needless to say, both teams have changed quite a bit since then.
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