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Bob Uecker Calls…TSP…Just-ICE a BIT OUTside…5667…33

July 7th, 2024 by Leo | No Comments | Filed in Baseball, Basketball, College Sports, Eagles, Football, Hockey, MLB, NBA, NCAA, NFL, PhillyWood, Serpico, Sports, TalkSportsPhilly, TSP Radio, TSP Top Gun, Twitter, Video, Wings, Wrestling, Youtube

IT knows Sports Information as well…Athletes13…7

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Card and Memorabilia Collector a Long Time…22


A little Side-Line Story of TSP‘s Sports Ride in Philly Media and Beyond11

Bob Uecker History and Career…Movie Review…A+

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Unbroken…Info is ON Target…Powerful…Eternal…Numbers…Spirit 33

June 26th, 2024 by Leo | No Comments | Filed in America's Got Talent, Charity, College Sports, Events, Matrix, MLB, NBA, NCAA, NFL, NHL, Philadelphia Union, PhillyWood, Serpico, Sixers, Soul, Sports, TalkSportsPhilly, TSP Radio, TSP Top Gun, Twitter, Video, Wings

Angel in the Room…Connect the DOTS 333… Leo’s GOT IT…777

Unbroken Wings…11

Leo has a Ton 2 Teach where ever…to the Elite or the Poor13

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Maps, Weather, Structure, Geometry, Time, Language, Symbols, Systems, Community, Information Technology, Voices, Family, Religion, Education, G7, Financial…Expert Credentials…(tainted social, financial status temporarily), Failed Socially

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Sixers and Sixers Media/Players Instagram Feeds

January 20th, 2023 by Leo | Comments Off on Sixers and Sixers Media/Players Instagram Feeds | Filed in Basketball, General, NBA, Sixers, Sports, TSP Radio

 

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2016 NBA Mock Draft

May 30th, 2016 by Ryan Waterman | Comments Off on 2016 NBA Mock Draft | Filed in Basketball, General, NBA, Sixers, Sports, TalkSportsPhilly

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The NBA Draft Lottery is officially twelve days in our rear-view mirror, and the Philadelphia 76ers are on the clock. They have until June 23rd to make the decision that will alter the course of the franchise. Ben Simmons or Brandon Ingram? In what is widely considered to be a “two-player draft”, there are a number of good prospects that fall past that top-2 threshold. Prospects such as Buddy Hield, Kris Dunn, Jaylen Brown, and Dragen Bender among others round out the top-10. Over the past 10 days, I have spent time researching the prospects of this upcoming draft, and I feel that this representation of the NBA Draft will come close to the real thing. Without further hesitation, let’s get right down to it..

1.) Philadelphia 76ers- Ben Simmons (PF/LSU)

With the 1st pick in the 2016 NBA Draft, the Philadelphia 76ers select…Ben Simmons. Those will be the words uttered by commissioner Adam Silver on draft night, as the Sixers begin the post-Hinkie era. I’ll be honest, while I’m not thrilled with the way Simmons performed in his lone year with LSU, you’d be crazy to pass up on the possibility of a once-in-a-lifetime prospect. 

2.) Los Angeles Lakers- Brandon Ingram (SF/Duke)

The Lakers had luck on their side twelve days ago, as they were able to avoid surrendering their pick to the Sixers. Now that they’ve finished in second to the Sixers, the Lakers will have to settle for the second-best player in the draft. Ingram’s a very-good, borderline great player, and he’ll fit in wonderfully with a Lakers team that includes D’Angelo Russell, and Julius Randle. The future for Los Angeles post-Kobe, is bright following this selection. 

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NBA leaning toward non-guaranteed playoff spot for division champion

July 23rd, 2015 by Sam Shipley | Comments Off on NBA leaning toward non-guaranteed playoff spot for division champion | Filed in General, NBA, TalkSportsPhilly

Winning a division championship is a main goal for every team in the NBA, however, the only reward those teams may receive is a banner going forward.

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver said Wednesday that the league is leaning toward not guaranteeing a playoff berth to division champions. In the past the division champion has been guaranteed a top-4 conference finish no matter what their record was.

No NBA division winner has never had a record that would have not placed in the top eight, and there is less than a five percent chance of that happening, according to Silver.

In fact there have only been two instances where this rule would have changed the playoff format in recent years. The first was in 2011-12 when the Atlanta Hawks finished with a better record than the Boston Celtics, but instead finished as the fifth seed in the playoffs. It just so happens that in those playoffs the Hawks played the Celtics in the first round and did not have home court advantage, despite finishing with the better regular season record. Atlanta lost that series in six games.

The second instance was this past year, as the Portland Trail Blazers finished with the sixth best record in the Western Conference, but were awarded the fourth seed. As a result the San Antonio Spurs finished as the sixth seed and were forced to play the Los Angeles Clippers in the first round, two premier championship contenders with top four records in the conference.

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Sixers Reportedly Sign JaKarr Sampson

September 15th, 2014 by Sam Shipley | Comments Off on Sixers Reportedly Sign JaKarr Sampson | Filed in Basketball, General, Sixers, Sports, TalkSportsPhilly, Twitter

There is no hiding that this has been a quiet summer for Sixers fans, and some could even argue it has been quiet for over a year. Tonight the Sixers made a small move in their attempt to continue filling out the roster, signing former St. John’s forward JaKarr Sampson.

Sampson went undrafted after leaving St. John’s, where he averaged 12.8 points and 6.1 rebounds last season. As a member of the Sixers Orlando Summer League team this summer, he averaged 8.2 points and 4.8 rebounds in five games.

Sampson comes in at 6’8″, and he brings a lot of athleticism with his game. His role in the NBA will likely be switching between small forward and power forward, or what many people call a “tweener”. He doesn’t bring much of a long-range shot, but does have a solid mid-range game which will continue to be developed in the NBA.

His deal is a partially guaranteed deal, and we will likely see Sampson as another player who will be competing for a decent role as he is developed by the Sixers. It is a good signing, as the 21 year old potentially can turn out to be a good bench player off of his athleticism and rebounding skills alone at this point.

 

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Rumor: Sixers express interest in Kent Bazemore

July 3rd, 2014 by Sam Shipley | Comments Off on Rumor: Sixers express interest in Kent Bazemore | Filed in Basketball, General, Sixers

Could Kent Bazemore be the Sixers next shooting guard?

The Philadelphia 76ers are not looking to be big players in free agency this year, that just seems obvious considering the way they have handled this rebuild. Since free agency has started the only name who was linked to the Sixers was Avery Bradley, however he signed a 4-year, $32 million contract with the Celtics earlier today. Bradley is a shooting guard, a position that the Sixers desperately need help at.

Help may be on the way.

Alex Kennedy, has reported that the Sixers have “expressed interest” in former Los Angeles Laker guard Kent Bazemore.

Bazmore has played two seasons in the NBA, after playing his college ball at Old Dominion. He was undrafted but later signed with the Golden State Warriors in 2012, and was traded to the Lakers last season. Bazemore didn’t play much with the Warriors, averaging only six minutes a game in 44 appearances with Golden State in 2013. Once traded to Los Angeles he averaged 28 minutes a game in 23 games with the Lakers, starting in 15 of those games. Bazmore averaged 13.1 points, 3.1 assists, and 3.3 rebounds per game with the Lakers, and showed he can shoot the ball by knocking down 37% of his three pointers.

There is no question that Bazemore would come in right away and challenge for the starting shooting guard position. He is a talented young player who fits what the Sixers are trying to accomplish at this point in the rebuild, and he would benefit from playing time he wouldn’t get on most teams.

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