With every addition to the injury report, the Philadelphia 76ers' championship hopes dwindled. The team was looking for players just to field a team on a nightly basis. In doing so, they have stumbled...

What we are currently seeing from Jared McCain is not normal, and it’s okay to start saying it. The rookie got his first-ever start on Nov. 13. He finished the game with 34 points, 10 assists, and...

During this current era of basketball– say, the last seven years– the Sixers have been the most predictable team in the league. With few exceptions, every year, they win fifty games and lose in round...

After months of speculation, the Sixers have just secured themselves a new downtown arena.  Cherelle Parker, Philadelphia’s 100th mayor, announced on Wednesday, Sept. 18 that the Philadelphia 76ers...

On Monday, Sept. 30 Pizza with the Pros welcomed the Executive Director of the Sixers Youth Foundation, Leslie Walker. Walker does most of her work with the Sixers Youth Foundation, which focuses on...

I originally wasn’t going to write about this, as I made my peace with this season in a column a few months ago. But I just need to wrap my head around what happened last Thursday’s trade deadline...

For a special edition of my column, I will live track all the trades between now and the deadline on Feb. 8 at 3 p.m. with a breakdown of what it means for both parties. With rumors filling up the NBA...

Five Plans for the Sixers.  Time’s arrow neither stands still nor reverses, it merely marches forward. I am completely disinterested in dissecting or re-litigating the recent Sixers tragedy...

Jim Lynam is often referred to as a coach or ex-player, but above all else, he is a proud father. Although many people now know him as a sports analyst in his later career, Lynam has spent 42 years...

Rowan students crowded the King Auditorium in Bozorth Hall for the return of Philadelphia 76ers play-by-play announcer Kate Scott.  Scott’s return to campus was the latest event dedicated to...

Marc Jackson was born and raised in North Philadelphia in a home without heat and running water. It wasn’t until he was 15 that he realized that someone could make a living by playing basketball. A...

In 1977, a 16-year-old Allen Lumpkin submitted a 25-word application to the Philadelphia Daily News in response to an open contest ad from the Philadelphia 76ers. The chosen applicant would become a ballboy...