The Philadelphia 76ers came into this NBA season with the advantage of having depth and consistency. Those two have served the basketball team well. As the 2012 regular season schedule has progressed, the Sixers spent most of it holding it onto first place in the Atlantic Division. That hold on the top spot came loose, allowing the Sixers to fall to third in the division and the eighth seed in the Eastern Conference side of the NBA playoffs. Philadelphia 76ers tickets for the remainder of the postseason will be about improving the odds of advancing in the postseason.
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Wells Fargo Center would be better suited for home court advantage, but the fans with have to pray the 76ers can steal one away to come home with any kind of an advantage. The postseason has already been the setting for one of those reversals of fortune. The duo Lou Williams and Jrue Holiday were the leaders of a roster taking advantage of DRose’s season-ending injury. They must remain as nagging and annoying a duo to take the Boston Celtics down.
Equally important to Doug Collins, is the performance of Elton Brand, Spencer Hayes, Andre Iguodala, and Evan Turner. Brand is a veteran who can still hit a midrange jumper and has an instinct for grabbing the offensive rebound or two. Hayes was hitting the long range jumper, as he did to close out the Bulls series. Iguodala is an all-around talent. He can hit the big shot, he can cover the best player on the perimeter, and the he can hit the cutter effortlessly. Turner a player with the same skill set as Iguodala. At times these two play together in perfect harmony and sometimes the two are trying too hard to take up the same place on the court.
The TicketSpecialists have the Sixers tickets to enjoy as Philly makes its move in the postseason. The Boston Celtics are up next and Philly is hoping the basketball team is able to extend the number eight seed’s stay.
The Sixers drafted a new point guard Jrue Holiday with their number 17 pick during the draft. Philadelphia 76ers have shown consistent improvement in their game and wins due in part to the hard work and dedication of improvement of guards Willle Green and Louis Willams along with Center Sam Dalembert. The Sixers also traded power forward Reggie Evans to the Toronto Raptors in return for a three point specialist, Jason Kapono. Kapono has won 3 consecutive shoot-out tournaments and will be a great asset to the Philadelphia 76ers making ticket holders and dedicated fans happier than ever.