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If you grew up in the 1980s during the dominance of the Boston Celtics and the Los Angeles Lakers, there existed one pleasant and exciting alternative -- the Philadelphia 76ers. The Sixers were the alt band. You knew they'd never achieve the commerci...

LeBron James' "just finishing our breakfast" quip -- a nod to Jay-Z's "Success" and/or a flip insult to the Philadelphia 76ers -- has launched an endless stream of breakfast metaphors over the last 24 hours. Kate Fagan reported that Lou Williams went...

Despite the Heat's slow first-quarter starts and the underperformance of their starting unit, coach Erik Spolestra will field the same lineup at tip-off of Game 5 against the 76ers on Wednesday night.

Jesse D. Garrabrant/NBAE via Getty Images After being harassed by Philly in Game 2, Dwyane Wade turned his game on by playing off the ball. Miami Heat put away Philadelphia 76ers on putbacks "All I have to say is 20 offensive rebounds," Doug Colli...

LeBron James and Dwyane Wade each played a short stint -- a little more than four minutes -- as the only one of the Big 3 on the floor. The Heat finished minus-6 during James' shift at the end of the first quarter and the start of the second quarter...

ESPN Stats & Info did some digging and discovered that there are 13 current and former NBA All-Stars on the rosters of the Heat and Celtics. Those players have combined for 75 All-Star selections. The list looks like this: Shaquille O'Neal ...

Longtime announcer has made the losing almost bearable.

Posted by Kevin Arnovitz An interesting account of what went on in the Pacers' war room the night of the 2001 draft, and how the team landed the then-coveted Jamaal Tinsley. (Hat Tip: Indy Cornrows) The final post in a series of pieces of ho...

Posted by Kevin Arnovitz As Michael Beasley checks into a facility for psychological and substance-abuse counseling, his friends, family, and those who care about him the most will be among the most important people on his road to recovery. But in th...

Elton Brand signing with Philadelphia hasn't worked out for the Sixers or the Clippers, writes Kevin Arnovitz.