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The Philadelphia 76ers have built a playoff-capable roster and have appeared in the last seven seasons. Despite this impressive streak the team never advanced past the conference semifinals. In the 2023-24 season, the team finished the season 47-35 and seventh place in the Eastern Conference. The team performed well as a unity with a net rating of +3.1 which ranked eighth in the NBA. The team had a strong roster headlined by former MVP Joel Embiid and was ready to make it out of the conference semifinals.
Entering the playoffs the team faced the New York Knicks in the first round. The Knicks also had a strong regular season and had entered with something to prove. The series would go to game six and the Knicks would win the series four games to two. The team was unable to stop superstar Jalen Brunson who averaged 35.5 points per game throughout the series. Despite the disappointing loss the 76ers saw impressive performances from Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey who scored 33 and 29.8 points per game respectively. The team scoring was nearly non-existent outside of these two star performers.
Another early exit from a team that has championship potential is disappointing for the team and fans alike. The 76ers relied on a few star players to get them to the playoffs in the 2023-24 season. Scoring leaders consisted of Joel Embiid, Tyrese Maxey, and Tobias Harris. While Harris was the third-highest scorer on the team, he only averaged 17.2 points per game while averaging 33.8 minutes per game. Maxey has grown into a superstar as this 23-year-old 76er's 2020 first-round draft pick averaged a staggering 25.9 points per game. This season earned him the Most Improved Player award and an all-star selection. Joel Embiid had been the team's star since he was selected by the 76ers third overall in the 2014 draft. He is a seven time all-star and won MVP in the previous season. In the 2023-24 season, he led the team in scoring 34.7 points per game and was selected as an all-star. The 76ers have a high-powered roster but still lack the final pieces of a championship team, with an aging Embiid, the front office will have to move quickly before their window slams shut.
At the end of the 2022-23 season, the 76ers found themselves in third place with an overall record of 54-28. That assured them a spot in the playoffs once again. In their first round, they took on the Brooklyn Nets and defeated them in four games. The team took on the Boston Celtics in round two. That series was decided in seven games, but Philadelphia came up short. Who were the stand-out players on the 76ers roster? Tobias Harris had the most minutes on the team. He played in 74 games, scored 126 three-pointers, and 186 assists. Joel Embiid played in 66 games and was the key shooter on the team. He scored 2183 points and had 670 rebounds. De'Anthony Melton played in 77 games and had 312 rebounds.
The Philadelphia 76ers had a great 2021-22 season, finishing 20 games above .500. The team took on the Miami Heat in the first round of the NBA Playoffs. It's been a long time since the days of Julius Erving and the powerhouse years of the 1970s, but the 76ers are a team that can compete with the likes of the Toronto Raptors, Chicago Bulls, Miami Heat, and more.
The Philadelphia 76ers finished first in the Eastern Conferenceor the 2020-21 season. The team's final record was 49-23, as Coach Rivers once again showed the NBA that their team was ready to go deep into the playoffs. They went on to win the Eastern Conference and took down the Wizards in the first round of the playoffs. In the semifinals, the 76ers were overtaken by the Atlanta Hawks in seven games. These Atlantic Division champions should be proud of their success.
Tobias Harris is currently the top-rated player for the 76ers and played in 62 games last season. He clocked the most game minutes for the entire team and had the second-best scoring average on the roster. Joel Embiid averaged just under 29 points per game and played in 51 games this past season. Rounding out the top-rated players for last season, Ben Simmons had a great year, along with Seth Curry. In the 2020 draft, the 76ers picked Tyrese Maxey in round one. Maxey had a phenomenal game against the Denver Nuggets in their debut. He put up 39 points and had seven rebounds. That performance would break a 50-year-old record for most points scored by a rookie in their first career start.
The 76ers picked Tyler Bey in the draft and promptly traded him in exchange for a deal that involved Seth Curry. Isaiah Joe and Paul Reed were picked in the second round of that same draft. Joe signed a contract with the team, and Reed split his time between the Delaware Blue Coats, before being locked in with a standard NBA contract.
In 2022, the team has come out hot in their first 12 games. They lead the Eastern Conference. 76ers tickets are on sale now. Order online for mobile ticket delivery.
The Philadelphia 76ers organization is one of the oldest professional basketball organizations in American Sports. The 76ers originally began to play as the Syracuse Nationals in 1946. In 1963 they moved to Philadelphia and became the 76ers. Back in the day, before modern free agency and the attractive big bright lights of the big cities took over, the 76ers were one of the NBA’s elite teams. From 1950 to 1971, they made the NBA playoffs every season.
After missing the playoffs four years in a row, they once again made the playoffs every year from 1976 to 1991. Throughout their history, the 76ers have won the NBA Championship three times- 1955, 1967, and 1983. In total, the 76ers have also won the Eastern Conference nine times, the last coming in 2001. Since 1983, the 2001 season has been their lone bright spot. For the most part, the 76ers have been stuck in mediocrity since 1983, the year of their last NBA Championship.
The team that is known for something called “The Process”, the Philadelphia 76ers, has risen to be near the top of the Eastern Conference standings. Last season they finished 51-31, good for third place in the Eastern Conference standings. In round one they were matched up with one of the surprises of the NBA season, the Brooklyn Nets, and they disposed of the Nets in five games. In round two they took the eventual NBA champions, the Toronto Raptors, to seven games before bowing out in game seven 92-90.
The Sixers made one move this offseason, but it was a big one. They added center/power forward Al Horford in free agency. With Horford, small forward Tobias Harris, and center Joel Embid, it doesn’t matter who the fifth player is in the starting lineup. It could be whoever has the hot hand at that moment. Those four are better than any other starting lineup any NBA team has to offer at the moment.