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The Sixers aren't the first team to lose a game to the Minnesota Timberwolves (Denver, Utah twice, New Jersey twice, Sacramento, Washington and Indian have also lost to them). They aren't even the first team to blow a fourth-quarter lead to the T-Wolves (New Jersey held 16 on them in the fourth in the first game of the season, only to lose), so in a vacuum, this game could be called an aberration. Unfortunately, we this game doesn't exist in a vacuum, and the manner in which the Sixers lost is indicative of the type of team they've become. A bad one.
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Latest comment: from Jeff
Did you notice the quotation marks I put around the word? ...
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If you have the day off, and really you should, you're in for a treat this afternoon. Not only do the Sixers have a game, but it's a game they really should be able to win. Preview and game thread after the jump.
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Latest comment: from Brian
Here's the full link to Kate's story. Great job by her, as usual....
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Well, the Sixers' road trip lasted an extra 24 minutes. Take nothing more away from this game, the Sixers suffered the typical slow start teams usually do when returning from a long road trip over the first half, from there it was a blowout.
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Latest comment: from charlotte web design
Really great blog, thanks for taking the time to write it!...
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For over a month now I've had tonight's game against the Minnesota Timberwolves written down as a loss. After that five-game West coast swing, with a short turnaround, I figured the Sixers would suffer the usual letdown upon returning home, against an opponent that it would be easy to underestimate. Now that the day has arrived, I think this game will tell us a lot about how much this team has grown, and how badly they want the number five seed.
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Latest comment: from Catalina Alejandra América
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Latest comment: from Terry
Marshall was inactive, right?...
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