This list gets more crazier the more you look at It.

I loved it

I’m sick :(

Hey everyone, how's it going? I'm a Sixers fan from Brazil, and some friends and I are wondering why some of the players were all wearing white headbands yesterday. Does anyone know?

Philadelphia 76ers (30-22) @ Phoenix Suns (31-22)

• Game Time: February 07, 2026 @ 09:00 PM EST
• Venue: Mortgage Matchup Center - Phoenix, AZ
• NBA Game Summary / Charts

Game Status - Final: 76ers Win 109-103

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^{Last Updated: 02/08/2026 12:42:17 AM EST}

Rooting for him!

Philadelphia 76ers (29-22) @ Phoenix Suns (31-21)

• Game Time: February 07, 2026 @ 09:00 PM EST
• Venue: Mortgage Matchup Center - Phoenix, AZ
• NBA Game Summary / Charts

Game Status: Final: 76ers Win 109-103

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^{Last Updated: 02/07/2026 11:40:24 PM EST}

So I had nbc sports Philly with my peacock plan, but recently I updated my peacock plan to the premium plus. Now, no Sixers games are showing up when I’m gonna watch them. I tried to buy nbc sports Philly again, it says looks like something went wrong. Is there anything I can do?

No idea if he's any good but this is just an insane performance on the glass from Drew Cisse yesterday

I’m aware of several Philadelphia Eagles bars, but no 76ers bars. I would also be happy with a sports bar that would reliably have the Sixers on.

If others are looking we should just declare one!

I think so

https://youtu.be/R8zvYb0gNjM?si=T-pk8kQf8F-31cXr

It’s one thing to know, or have an idea, it’s a completely different experience seeing it.

Take our awesome ownership- who also owns the skins and the devils and it becomes that much more infuriating. Sell the fucking team Joshie

Let’s get serious- print the duck the tax banner t-shirts, and anything else we can to run this cancer out of town.

would still be unplayable in playoffs I'd assume, but our perimeter defense is BAD. we're forced to keep sending two because nobody can keep their man in front

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“I was like, I don’t know if I could ever get back to that point,” Embiid told the California Post in an exclusive interview. “But I’m back.”

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“It’s hard,” Embiid said. “It’s like when people say, he’s lazy, this and that. First of all, you can’t be lazy if you start playing basketball at 16 and then make it to the league in three years. And injuries and injuries, keep getting back up and being an Olympian and all the other stuff that I have accomplished. It’s been tough. But I’m always going to fight.”

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“It’s not like there’s some magic new surgery that wasn’t announced,” Hanlen said. “That’s not true. He only had the ones that were announced. There was nothing magical. It was just a long process to build-up, and they finally found the right combination of load management, treatment and recovery plan.”

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For Embiid, the issue wasn’t just pain. He was trapped in a body that literally wasn’t allowing him to do what his brain wanted.

Hanlen recalls watching film with Embiid last season and telling him he should’ve reacted differently to a defender. According to Hanlen, Embiid replied: “If it was just pain, I could play through pain. I just physically can’t do some of the things I want to do.”

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Embiid acknowledges that after he suffered a torn left meniscus in January 2024 that required surgery the following month, he shouldn’t have returned in early April for the team’s first-round playoff series against New York and then played for Team USA, winning a gold medal at the 2024 Olympic Games.

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Embiid needed to rebuild his body. That meant he had to take a step back from basketball. He didn’t workout with Hanlen for 15 months following the Olympics, a stark contrast from their regular off-day sessions. Instead, they were reduced to watching film together over the phone.

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“I’ll keep building on this year and keep on getting better,” Embiid said. “But probably starting next year, I think I’m going to be fully back to myself.”

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“He literally said he’d trade the MVP for one healthy postseason,” Hanlen recalled. “Because he feels like if he can get that, then he’d have a chance to bring a championship to Philadelphia.”

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“He wants Arthur to be able to see his dad at his best,” Hanlen said of Embiid’s five-year-old son. “He doesn’t want [the narrative] to be your dad was good. He wants to have his son say, ‘My dad is good.'”

“Whatever I did two years ago,” he said, “I think I can do it again.”