The Sixers

PHILADELPHIA 76ERS GAME NOTES
REGULAR SEASON GAME #73 HOME GAME #39

Saturday, March 30, 2013 Wells Fargo Center 8:00 p.m. ET
CHARLOTTE BOBCATS (17-55) vs. PHILADELPHIA 76ERS (29-43)

Comcast SportsNet The Fanatic 97.5 FM
Forward #21
Notes/Trends
Thaddeus Young 6-8 / 235

RESULT W 97-87
MPG 35.2
PPG 15.1
RPG 7.5
APG 1.7
SPG 1.71
OR DR TR 3 3 6
BPG 0.82
A 1
TPG 1.1
PF 2
FG% .530
ST 1 TO 1
3PT% .143
BS 0
FT% .558
PTS 18
Last Game 3/29 at CLE
MIN FG/FGA 3FG/3FGA 40:55 9-13 0-0
FT/FTA 0-2
In the 16 games this month, averaging 16.8 points on 57.9% shooting after averaging 13.6 ppg on 47.8% shooting in 19 games played in January and February combined averaging 5.3 rebounds over the past eight games after averaging 12.3 rpg the three games prior
Forward #12
Last Game 3/29 at CLE Notes/Trends
Evan Turner 6-7 / 220

RESULT W 97-87
MPG 35.7
PPG 13.4
RPG 6.4
APG 4.3
SPG 0.89
OR DR TR 2 11 13
BPG 0.21
A 4
TPG 2.3
PF 3
FG% .422
ST 0 TO 1
3PT% .362
BS 0
FT% .736
PTS 23
MIN FG/FGA 3FG/3FGA 37:50 9-17 2-6
FT/FTA 3-4
Had 23 points, 13 rebounds and 4 assists at Cleveland last night after averaging 9.3 ppg, 4.0 rpg and 3.3 apg the 12 games prior Sixers are 9-6 when he scores 20+ points this season recorded his 13th double-double of the season against Cavs last night.
Center #00
Notes/Trends
Spencer Hawes 7-1 / 245

RESULT W 97-87
MPG 27.0
PPG 10.9
RPG 7.2
APG 2.2
SPG 0.22
OR DR TR 3 8 11
BPG 1.43
A 5
TPG 1.6
PF 1
FG% .461
ST 0 TO 1
3PT% .338
BS 2
FT% .778
PTS 16
MIN FG/FGA 3FG/3FGA 35:57 7-17 2-3
FT/FTA 0-0
Has scored 10+ points in each of the past eight games, which is the longest streak of his career since going scoreless on 0-of-9 shooting with 4 rebounds vs. Golden State on 3/2, is averaging 14.8 points (52.6% FGs) and 10.3 rebounds over the past 15 games.
Guard #11
Jrue Holiday 6-4 / 205

RESULT W 97-87
MPG 38.3
PPG 18.5
RPG 4.4
APG 8.5
SPG 1.65
OR DR TR 1 4 5
BPG 0.44
A 6
TPG 3.9
PF 2
FG% .443
ST 3 TO 3
3PT% .380
BS 1
FT% .756
PTS 20
MIN FG/FGA 3FG/3FGA 35:30 9-20 2-3
FT/FTA 0-0
Has scored 20+ points in five of the past nine games but has also scored below 8 points twice over that span shooting 39.7% from the floor in the 16 games this month, down from 43.5% in February and 48.0% in January last 10 games: shooting 18-of-34 3FGs.
Guard #8
Notes/Trends
Damien Wilkins 6-6 / 225

RESULT W 97-87
MPG 15.5
PPG 5.4
RPG 1.3
APG 1.3
SPG 0.55
OR DR TR 1 2 3
BPG 0.31
A 6
TPG 0.8
PF 1
FG% .466
ST 1 TO 2
3PT% .308
BS 2
FT% .720
PTS 7
MIN FG/FGA 3FG/3FGA 38:01 2-3 0-0
FT/FTA 3-4
Averaging 4.2 free throw attempts over the past five games while the other four starters are averaging a combined 7.6 FTA has started the past 11 games (Sixers 6-5 mark) and is averaging 31.3 minutes played last 13 games: 13.4 ppg on 54.0% shooting.
6th Man #4
Dorell Wright 6-9 / 205

RESULT W 97-87
MPG 22.1
PPG 8.6
RPG 3.9
APG 1.8
SPG 0.77
OR DR TR 1 2 3
BPG 0.43
A 1
TPG 0.9
PF 1
FG% .393
ST 0 TO 0
3PT% .376
BS 1
FT% .833
PTS 3
MIN FG/FGA 3FG/3FGA 20:46 1-6 1-5
FT/FTA 0-0
Had 3 points at Cleveland last night after averaging 18.3 ppg the three games prior still averaging 11.9 ppg over the past 21 games after averaging 3.9 ppg his previous 15 games played over the past 21 games, averaging 2.4 3FGM on 41.1% shooting. INJURY/STATUS REPORT Andrew Bynum (Bilateral Arthroscopic Knee Surgery) and Jason Richardson (Left Knee Surgery) are out. UPCOMING SCHEDULE (All Times ET) Wed. Apr. 3 at Charlotte 7:00 p.m. TCN Fri. Apr. 5 at Atlanta 7:30 p.m. CSN Sat. Apr. 6 at Miami 7:30 p.m. CSN/ESPN Tue. Apr. 9 at Brooklyn 7:30 p.m. TCN Wed. Apr. 10 vs. Atlanta 7:00 p.m. CSN All games will be carried by The Fanatic 97.5 FM 2012-13 REGULAR SEASON BREAKDOWN Record Home Road Overtime Overall 29-43 (.403) 21-17 (.553) 8-26 (.235) 2-1 (.667) Eastern 17-25 (.405) 13-10 (.565) 4-15 (.211) 2-0 (1.000) Western 12-18 (.400) 8-7 (.533) 4-11 (.267) 0-1 (.000) Streaks Overall: Won 2 Home: Won 3 Road: Won 1
SEASON TRANSACTIONS
6/28 Drafted Maurice Harkless with the 15th overall pick in the 2012 NBA Draft; Acquired the right to Arnett Moultrie (27th overall pick) from Miami in exchange for the rights to Justin Hamilton (45th overall pick) and a protected first round pick Traded the rights to Tornike Shengelia (54th overall pick) to New Jersey for cash considerations 7/11 Re-signed Lavoy Allen; Acquired Dorell Wright from Golden State and Darryl Watkins from New Orleans as part of a three-team trade in which the Sixers sent the rights to Edin Bavcic to the Hornets, who traded Jarrett Jack to the Warriors 7/12 Waived Elton Brand and designated him as the teams amnesty player; Signed free agent Nick Young 7/13 Re-signed Spencer Hawes 7/16 Waived Darryl Watkins 7/20 Signed free agent Kwame Brown 7/27 Signed free agent Royal Ivey 7/31 Signed rookie free agent Maalik Wayns 8/10 Acquired Andrew Bynum and Jason Richardson as part of a four-team trade with Denver, the L.A. Lakers and Orlando; Sixers traded Andre Iguodala to the Nuggets and sent Maurice Harkless, Nik Vucevic and a protected first round pick to the Magic 9/27 Signed free agents Dan Gadzuric, Devin Searcy, Xavier Silas and Damien Wilkins 10/1 Signed free agent Mikki Moore 10/10 Waived Xavier Silas and Mikki Moore 10/18 Waived Dan Gadzuric 10/27 Waived Devin Searcy 11/1 Signed Jrue Holiday to a contract extension 12/21 Assigned Arnett Moultrie to the D-League (Sioux Falls) 1/6 Recalled Arnett Moultrie from the D-League (Sioux Falls) and waived Maalik Wayns 1/8 Signed Maalik Wayns to a 10-day contract 1/17 Signed Shelvin Mack to a 10-day contract 1/28 Signed Shelvin Mack to a second 10-day contract 2/7 Signed Jeremy Pargo to a 10-day contract 2/18 Signed Jeremy Pargo for the remainder of the season 2/21 Acquired Charles Jenkins and cash considerations from Golden State in exchange for a protected future second round pick.
LAST GAME RECAP Philadelphia 97, Cleveland 87 Quicken Loans Arena Cleveland, OH March 29, 2013
DATE GAME 3/29 PHILADELPHIA 17,324 @ Cleveland FG-A 42-86 37-86 PCT .488 .430 3FG-A 7-18 4-18 PCT .389 .222 FT-A 6-10 9-15 PCT .600 .600 OR-DR-REB 12-31-43 11-29-40 AST 26 24 PF 13 15 ST 5 6 TO 9 10 BS 6 6 PTS 97 87
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 1st Half 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr 2nd Half Game Sixers 19 26 45 32 20 52 97 Cavaliers 24 21 45 21 21 42 87 Cavaliers jumped out to an 8-1 lead and were up five at the end of the quarter; Cleveland outshot Philly 47.8% to 38.1% in the quarter Sixers trailed 41-31 with 3:49 left in the second quarter before closing the half with a 14-4 run; Philly outshot Cleveland 57.1% to 36.0% in the quarter Philly never trailed in the third, led by as many as 12 and was up 11 heading into the fourth; Evan Turner scored 13 of his game-high 23 points in the quarter Cleveland trailed 86-81 with 5:57 remaining before Philly put the game away with a 7-0 run; Jrue Holiday had 12 of his 20 points in the quarter Sixers outshot the Cavaliers 48.8% to 43.0% Teams combined for just 19 turnovers and 25 FTA Turner also had a game-high 13 rebounds CJ Miles had a team-high 19 points off the bench for Cleveland while Phillys bench scored a total of 13 points Cavs: 4-18 3FGs.
RECENT GAMES Philadelphia 100, Milwaukee 92 Wells Fargo Center Philadelphia, PA March 27, 2013
DATE GAME 3/27 @ PHILADELPHIA 16,640 Milwaukee FG-A 42-89 37-89 PCT .472 .416 3FG-A 8-16 6-24 PCT .500 .250 FT-A 8-9 12-13 PCT .889 .923 OR-DR-REB 14-34-48 14-30-44 AST 28 18 PF 14 9 ST 5 9 TO 15 14 BS 3 3 PTS 100 92
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 1st Half 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr 2nd Half Game Bucks 20 28 48 30 14 44 92 Sixers 27 27 54 22 24 46 100 Sixers outrebounded the Bucks 17-9 in the first quarter, led by as many as 11 and were up seven entering the second quarter; Thaddeus Young had 12 of his 14 points in the quarter Philly led 45-27 with 5:32 left in the second quarter but Milwaukee cut the deficit to six at the break Bucks trailed 64-52 with nine minutes to go in the third but outscored the Sixers 26-12 the rest of the quarter; Monta Ellis had 11 of his game-high 29 points in the quarter Philly trailed 83-76 with just under 11 minutes remaining before going on a 22-4 run to put the game away; Bucks shot 31.6% in the quarter and committed 8 turnovers Philly outshot Milwaukee 47.2% to 41.6% and shot 8-of-16 from 3-point range Sixers had six players score in double-figures, including all five starters Spencer Hawes had 15 points and a game-high 17 rebounds Philly had 60 points in the paint.
Utah 107, Philadelphia 91 EnergySolutions Arena Salt Lake City, UT March 25, 2013
DATE GAME 3/25 PHILADELPHIA 17,336 @ Utah FG-A 32-83 41-84 PCT .386 .488 3FG-A 4-14 7-14 PCT .286 .500 FT-A 23-28 18-21 PCT .821 .857 OR-DR-REB 14-24-38 14-32-46 AST 9 22 PF 18 23 ST 6 7 TO 13 16 BS 5 10 PTS 91 107
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 1st Half 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr 2nd Half Game Sixers 23 19 42 26 23 49 91 Jazz 27 31 58 27 22 49 107 Jazz scored the first 10 points and led by as many as 12 before settling on a four-point advantage at the end of the quarter; Utah outscored Philly 10-0 in fast break points for the quarter Utah led 45-40 with 3:19 left in the second quarter before going on a 13-0 run to help take a 16-point lead into the break; Philly committed 7 turnovers in the quarter Philly trailed by double-digits the entire second half and by as many as 22 Jazz outshot the Sixers 48.8% to 38.6% and hit 7-of-14 from 3-point range Philly had just 9 assists with 13 turnovers Utah had seven player reach double-digits, led by Randy Foyes 17 points Dorell Wright had a game-high 19 points for the Sixers Utah outrebounded Philly 46-38.
Philadelphia 117, Sacramento 103 Sleep Train Arena Sacramento, CA March 24, 2013
DATE GAME 3/24 PHILADELPHIA 14,647 @ Sacramento FG-A 47-96 42-85 PCT .490 .494 3FG-A 8-21 9-24 PCT .381 .375 FT-A 15-21 10-12 PCT .714 .833 OR-DR-REB 17-31-48 9-28-37 AST 31 18 PF 15 15 ST 9 5 TO 9 13 BS 4 3 PTS 117 103
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 1st Half 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr 2nd Half Game Sixers 22 36 58 33 26 59 117 Kings 31 27 58 24 21 45 103 Kings outshot the Sixers 61.9% to 37.0% in the first quarter, led by as many as 11 and were up nine at the end of the quarter; Tyreke Evans scored 12 of his 19 points in the quarter Philly trailed 52-43 with 3:34 left in the second quarter but tied the game at 58 at the break; Sixers shot 11-of-12 from the line in the quarter (Sacramento was 10-of-12 for the game) Sixers never trailed in the third and extended their lead to nine heading into the fourth; Philly outshot Sacramento 62.5% to 39.1% in the quarter Philly put the game away with a 13-2 run to start the fourth and led by doubledigits the rest of the way Kings shot 49.4% while Sixers shot 49.0% but Philly outrebounded Sacramento 48-37 and had 31 assists with 9 turnovers Both teams leading scorers came off the bench (Dorell Wright and Marcus Thornton with 22 points) Holiday: 21 pts, 10 reb., 7 ast.
SIXERS VS. BOBCATS

Overall Home Road All-Time Series Trends 2-0 1-0 1-0 This Season Sixers current five-game winning streak is their longest in the series history 17-13 12-3 5-10 All-Time Philly is outscoring Charlotte by an average of 13.6 points over its five-game winning streak Won 5 Won 4 Won 3 Streaks Bobcats have scored 100+ points once over the past eight meetings (87.3 ppg) 2012-13 Season Series Stats and Notes Sixers are averaging 95.5 points on 46.4% shooting while Bobcats are averaging 87.0 ppg on 38.6% FGs both teams shooting 10-of-33 3FGs. Philly is outrebounding Charlotte by 9.0 rpg Bobcats have more than twice as many FTA( 41) as the Sixers (20) Charlotte: 10.0 tpg, Philly: 11.0 Evan Turner is averaging 20.5 points (53.1% FGs) and 10.0 rebounds Jrue Holiday has 22 assists with 6 turnovers but is shooting 42.1% FGs. Ramon Sessions is averaging a team-high 14.0 points on 36.0% shooting Kemba Walker is averaging 9.5 points on 35.0% shooting.
Philadelphia 87, Charlotte 76 Wells Fargo Center Philadelphia, PA February 9, 2013

DATE GAME 2/9 @ PHILADELPHIA 15,048 Charlotte FG-A 39-93 27-88 PCT .419 .307 3FG-A 2-16 2-16 PCT .125 .125 FT-A 7-10 20-23 PCT .700 .870 OR-DR-REB 16-44-60 12-28-40 AST 24 20 PF 19 17 ST 2 5 TO 11 7 BS 2 3 PTS 87 76
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 1st Half 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr 2nd Half Game Bobcats 17 20 37 17 22 39 76 Sixers 23 15 38 25 24 49 87 Bobcats shot 6-of-26 in the first quarter and never led but were only down six at the end of the quarter; Philly outscored Charlotte 14-4 in points in the paint for the quarter Charlotte took its first lead at 35-34 with 1:24 left in the second quarter but Philly went back ahead by a point at the break; Sixers shot 26.1% in the quarter, including 0-of-4 from 3-point range Philly opened the third with a 12-2 run and led by as many as 16 in the quarter before settling on a nine-point lead heading into the fourth; Sixers outshot the Bobcats 50.0% to 31.8% in the quarter Charlotte pulled within five at 75-70 with 5:31 remaining but did not come closer the rest of the way; Sixers outrebounded the Bobcats 17-8 in the quarter and 60-40 for the game Philly outshot Charlotte 41.9% to 30.7% but shot 7-of-10 from the line while the Bobcats shot 20-of-23 Jrue Holiday had a gamehigh tying 20 points Lavoy Allen had 14 points and 22 rebounds, including 11 offensive Ramon Sessions led Charlotte with 20 points.
Philadelphia 104, Charlotte 98 Time Warner Cable Arena Charlotte, NC November 30, 2012
DATE GAME 11/30 PHILADELPHIA 13,202 @ Charlotte FG-A 44-86 39-83 PCT .512 .470 3FG-A 8-17 8-17 PCT .471 .471 FT-A 8-10 12-18 PCT .800 .667 OR-DR-REB 13-26-39 13-28-41 AST 26 25 PF 18 10 ST 5 5 TO 11 13 BS 6 6 PTS 104 98
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 1st Half 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr 2nd Half Game Sixers 27 27 54 22 28 50 104 Bobcats 25 25 50 23 25 48 98 First quarter featured 11 lead changes and two ties with Philly up two entering the second quarter; Thaddeus Young scored 10 of his 15 points in the quarter Sixers shot 57.9% in the second quarter and led by four at the break; Ben Gordon had 11 of his team-high 19 points in the quarter Philly led by many as 10 in the third but Charlotte trimmed the deficit to three heading into the fourth; teams combined for 34 points in the paint in the quarter Game was tied at 83 with 7:52 remaining before Philly took control for good with a 12-4 run; Jason Richardson scored 14 of his 22 points in the quarter Sixers outshot the Bobcats 51.2% to 47.0% Evan Turner had a game-high 25 points to go along with 10 rebounds.
NEXT OPPONENT: ATLANTA HAWKS

Overall Home Road All-Time Series Trends 1-1 1-0 0-1 This Season Hawks win on 3/6/13 snapped a six-game losing streak to the Sixers 186-172 107-54 60-104 All-Time Both teams have scored below 100 points in four of the past five games Lost 1 Won 4 Lost 1 Streaks Philly has split its past eight trips to Atlanta after losing six of its previous eight visits 2012-13 Season Series Stats and Notes Sixers are averaging 97.5 points on 47.1% shooting while Hawks are averaging 93.5 ppg on 46.5% FGs Philly is outrebounding ATL by 9.0 rpg. Hawks are averaging 10.0 3FGM on 40.8% shooting teams are averaging a combined 28.5 FTA Sixers are averaging 30.5 assists. Thaddeus Young is averaging 17.0 points (63.0% FGs), 8.5 rebounds and 3.5 steals Jrue Holiday is shooting 32.0% but is averaging 9.5 assists. Jeff Teague is averaging 16.0 points on 63.2% shooting Al Horford is averaging 14.0 points, 10.0 rebounds, 4.5 assists and 2.00 blocks.
Atlanta 107, Philadelphia 96 Philips Arena Atlanta, GA March 6, 2013

DATE GAME 3/6 PHILADELPHIA 13,018 @ Atlanta FG-A 37-86 43-80 PCT .430 .538 3FG-A 6-17 11-24 PCT .353 .458 FT-A 16-21 10-17 PCT .762 .588 OR-DR-REB 15-33-48 7-31-38 AST 30 28 PF 15 17 ST 8 5 TO 15 14 BS 2 5 PTS 96 107
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 1st Half 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr 2nd Half Game Sixers 19 28 47 23 26 49 96 Hawks 26 33 59 32 16 48 107 Sixers scored the first eight points but were outscored 26-11 the rest of the quarter; Jeff Teague had 11 of his game-high 27 points in the quarter Atlanta shot 65.0% in the second quarter and led by as many as 19 before settling on a 12-point advantage at the break; Anthony Tolliver scored 13 of his 21 points in the quarter Philly pulled within three at 68-65 with 5:38 left in the third before a 15-1 run by Atlanta helped put the Hawks go ahead by 21 heading into the fourth Sixers trailed by double-digits the entire fourth quarter Atlanta outshot Philly 53.8% to 43.0% and hit 11 3pointers Sixers outrebounded Atlanta 48-38 Damien Wilkins and Dorell Wright combined for 41 points off the bench Philly had 30 assists.
Philadelphia 99, Atlanta 80 Wachovia Center Philadelphia, PA December 21, 2012

DATE GAME 12/21 @ PHILADELPHIA 18,061 Atlanta FG-A 44-86 31-79 PCT .512 .392 3FG-A 8-19 9-25 PCT .421 .360 FT-A 3-7 9-12 PCT .429 .750 OR-DR-REB 15-30-45 13-24-37 AST 31 20 PF 11 15 ST 9 7 TO 12 17 BS 4 3 PTS 99 80
1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 1st Half 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr 2nd Half Game Hawks 23 22 45 19 16 35 80 Sixers 30 21 51 21 27 48 99 Sixers had 10 assists on 13 field goals made in the first quarter, led by as many as 10 and were up seven entering the second quarter; Josh Smith had 13 of his 17 points in the quarter Hawks opened the second quarter with an 11-2 run but Philly regained control and was up six at the break; Atlanta outrebounded the Sixers 14-6 in the quarter Sixers led 72-56 with 1:16 left in the third before the Hawks trimmed the deficit to eight heading into the fourth; Philly shot 38.5% in the quarter but had 10 offensive rebounds Philly led by double-digits for almost the entire fourth quarter and by as many as 22 Sixers outshot the Hawks 51.2% to 39.2% and outrebounded Atlanta 45-37 Evan Turner had a game-high 21 points while Thaddeus Young added 18 points and a game-high 11 rebounds Sixers had 31 assists with just 12 turnovers Lou Williams: 13 pts.
SEASON NOTES
TONIGHT: This is the second part of a back-to-back for the Sixers who won at Cleveland last night. Philly is 3-15 in the second game of back-to-backs this season. The Sixers have won six of their past 10 games, including two straight, after losing 12 of their previous 13. The current winning streak is just Phillys third since the start of December (3 games from 1/30-2/4, 2 games from 3/16-3/18). After tonight, the Sixers will play four straight on the road from 4/3-4/9. Philly has won two of its past three road games after losing 15 straight, which was the second-longest road losing streak in a single season in franchise history. Tonight is the third of four meetings between the Sixers and Bobcats who play again at Charlotte on 4/3. Philly has won five straight over Charlotte, which is the longest streak by either team in the all-time series. JRUE DAT: On 1/24, fourth-year guard Jrue Holiday was named to his first ever All-Star Game, becoming the youngest player (22) in franchise history to receive that honor, narrowly edging out Dolph Schayes. He had 6 points (3-6 FGs), 2 rebounds, an assist and 2 steals in 15 minutes of play in his AllStar debut. Here are a few reasons why Holiday was deserving of the selection: Averaging team-highs of 18.5 points and 8.5 assists and is the only player in the league averaging at least 18.0 points and 8.0 assists. On pace to join Wilt Chamberlain (1967-68) as the only player in franchise history whos averaged 18+ points and 8+ assists in a single season. Ranks tied for 16th in the NBA in scoring (seventh in Eastern Conference) and fourth in assists (second in Eastern Conference). Averaging 5.0 more points and 4.0 more assists that he was last season and has recorded 20 double-doubles after having just one all of last season. FLYING DUTCHMAN: On 2/21, the Sixers acquired second-year guard Charles Jenkins and cash considerations from Golden State in exchange for a protected future second round pick. A native of Queens, N.Y., Jenkins attended Hofstra University and is the schools all-time leading scorer with 2,513 points. He was named Colonial Athletic Association Player of the Year as both a junior and a senior. Jenkins was the 44th overall pick by Golden State in the 2011 NBA Draft. In 98 games with 28 starts for the Warriors, he averaged 3.9 points and 2.0 assists in 12.1 minutes per game. As a rookie last season, Jenkins started 28 games for the Warriors, averaging 8.6 points, 5.1 assists and 2.0 rebounds in 24.9 minutes per game. He also posted an assist-to-turnover ratio of 3.23 in those starts. PARGO NOT FARGO, EH: On 2/7, the Sixers signed guard Jeremy Pargo to a 10-day contract and he signed for the remainder of the season on 2/18. Pargo was not selected in the 2009 NBA Draft and played oversees until signing as a free agent with Memphis prior to the start of last season. He was traded to Cleveland on 7/25 and appeared in 25 games with 11 starts for the Cavaliers this season, averaging 7.8 points, 2.6 assists and 1.3 rebounds in 17.9 minutes per game. Pargo was waived by the Cavaliers on 1/22 in conjunction with Clevelands trade with Memphis. Pargo took advantage of an injury to Clevelands All-Star guard Kyrie Irving earlier this season and averaged 14.5 points and 4.4 assists over an 11-game span from 11/21-12/8. He scored 20+ points three times during that stretch, including a career-high 28 points vs. Philly on 11/21. BYNUMS STATUS: On 3/19, Andrew Bynum underwent bilateral arthroscopic knee surgery. He was scheduled to begin physical therapy on 3/22 and remain non-weight bearing for approximately three weeks, after which he will spend an additional three weeks on crutches. Bynum has not appeared in a game this season while recovering from bilateral bone bruises and a weakened cartilage state in both of his knees. The Sixers acquired Bynum as part of a four-team trade involving Denver, the L.A. Lakers and Orlando on 8/10. He was originally the 10th overall pick by the Lakers in the 2005 NBA Draft and is the youngest player to appear in a game in league history. Last season, Bynum averaged career-highs of 18.7 points and 11.8 rebounds while adding 1.93 blocks en route to being named Second Team All-NBA. SPECIAL RECOGNITION: Several Sixers have been stuffing the stat sheet in ways that not too many other players are doing this season: Jrue Holiday is the only player in the league averaging at least 18.0 points and 8.0 assists. Evan Turner one of six players (Durant, George, L. James, Pierce, Jo. Smith) averaging at least 13.0 points, 6.0 rebounds and 4.0 assists. Thaddeus is one of four players (Cousins, George, L. James) averaging at least 15.0 points, 7.0 rebounds and 1.50 steals. Spencer Hawes is the only player in the league averaging at least 10.0 points, 6.0 rebounds and 1.00 blocks in fewer than 28.0 minutes per game. THE RUNDOWN: Here are some statistical observations from the Sixers season thus far: The Sixers have won six of their past 10 games, including two straight, after losing 12 of their previous 13 Philly has two other winning streaks dating back to the start of December: 3 games from 1/30-2/4 and 2 games from 3/16-3/18 the Sixers lost seven straight from 2/11-2/28, their longest streak since a 12-game span from 11/20-12/11/09. Philly played its 66th game of the season vs. Portland on 3/18 the 2011-12 lockout-shortened season was 66 games as opposed to the normal 82. After tonight, the Sixers embark on a four-game road trip from 4/3-4/9 Philly has nine games remaining after tonight (2 home, 7 road). Philly has won four of its past five home games after losing four of their previous five the Sixers are 21-17 at home overall this season (19-14 in 2011-12) Philly has posted a winning home mark in 13 of the past 14 seasons (12-29 in 2009-10) the Sixers had an eight-game homestand from 1/26-2/11 (5-3 mark) the last time the Sixers played eight straight at home was 3/26-4/11/86. Since going 3-0 on their road trip from 11/7-11/10, the Sixers have lost 25 of their past 30 road games and are 8-26 away from home overall this season (16-17 in 2011-12) Philly hasnt posted a winning road mark since going 23-18 in 2002-03 that 3-0 road trip from 11/7-11/10, marked the first time the Sixers played at least three straight on the road without a loss since a three-game stretch from 2/16-2/21/03.
MORE STATISTICAL OBSERVATIONS: The Sixers have won two of their past three road games after losing 15 straight from 1/2-3/21 that was the second-longest road losing streak in a single season in franchise history (20-game span from 12/28/87-3/4/88). Tonight is the second part of a back-to-back for the Sixers who won at Cleveland last night Philly is 3-15 in the second game of b2bs this season after going 9-9 in 2011-12 (including the third game of dreaded back-to-back-to-backs) after tonight, the Sixers have three sets of back-to-backs remaining this season. Philly lost at Milwaukee on 2/13 despite leading at the start of the fourth quarter it marked the Sixers first and only loss when ahead after three quarter of play this season Philly is 25-1 when leading at the start of the fourth quarter this season (33-6 in 2011-12) and 4-42 when tied or trailing (2-25 in 2011-12) the Sixers are 25-4 in games in which theyve led by double-digits (33-8 in 2011-12). The Sixers have played just three overtime games this season (2-1 mark) after having just three in 2011-12 (1-2 mark) Philly played 10 overtime games in 2010-11 (2-8 mark) which was the most O.T. games the team played since 1990-91 (14). Since scoring 72 points at the L.A. Clippers on 3/20, Philly is averaging 101.0 points (505 total) the Sixers are averaging 96.8 ppg (1548 total) over the past 16 games after scoring below 94 points in each of the 12 games prior (86.1 ppg) Philly is 14-7 when scoring 100+ points this season (17-3 in 2011-12) and 6-23 when scoring below 90 (2-18 in 2011-12) Philly is tied for 28th in the NBA in scoring with 92.9 ppg. The Sixers scored below 94 points in 12 straight games from 1/30-2/28, which was their longest streak doing so in franchise history during the shotclock era it was also the longest streak by any team since a 12-game stretch by Orlando from 3/17-4/12/04 Philly had 69 points vs. Indiana on 2/6 (lowest point total since scoring 67 at NJ on 4/5/09). Philly has hit 56 more shots than the opposition this season but has scored 252 fewer points (-3.5 per) opponents have hit 39 more 3-pointers and 325 more free throws than the Sixers have. Cleveland scored 87 points last night, marking the first time the Sixers held an opponent below 90 points since Charlotte scored 76 on 2/9 over the past two games, opponents are averaging 89.5 ppg (179 total) after scoring 100+ points in each of the five games prior (102.4 ppg) Philly is 10th in the NBA in scoring defense (96.4 ppg) and is 23-21 when holding opponents below 100 points (12-2 below 90) and 6-22 when giving up 100+ points. Opponents have scored below 80 points five times this season (Sixers 5-0 mark) Orlando scored just 61 points on 2/4 and the Sixers held New Orleans to 62 points on 11/7 the 61 points is the second-fewest points allowed during the shot-clock era (dating back to 1954-55) in franchise history (Portland w/60 points on 3/6/03) the 62 points is tied for the third-fewest. The Sixers have outshot the opposition in seven of the past 10 games after being outshot in nine of the 11 games prior Philly is 26-8 when outshooting opponents this season (30-9 in 2011-12) and 3-35 when failing to do so (5-22 in 2011-12). Over the past 12 games, Philly is shooting 47.4% (474-1000 FGs) from the floor after shooting 41.6% the 13 games prior the Sixers are 23-10 when shooting 45.0% or better this season (24-5 in 2011-12) and 6-33 when shooting below (11-26 in 2011-12) Philly is shooting 44.5% overall (44.8% in 2011-12) Philly is 9-2 when shooting 50.0% or better this season and 2-12 when shooting below 40.0%. Over the past two games, opponents are shooting 42.3% (74-175 FGs) from the floor after shooting 49.8% the four games prior the Sixers are 2113 when holding opponents below 45.0% shooting this season (31-15 in 2011-12), including 13-2 when the opposition shoots below 40.0% (14-8 in 2011-12) Philly is 8-30 when opponents shoot 45.0% or better (4-16 in 2011-12). The Sixers are 0-17 when opponents shoot 50.0% or better this season and have lost 31 consecutive games when that occurs dating back to 10-11. The Sixers are averaging 6.3 3-pointers made this season after averaging 5.3 3FGM in 2011-12 entering this season, Philly had the fewest 3FGM of any team dating back to 2005-06 the Sixers are 16-16 when having more 3FGM than the opposition this season (25-6 in 2011-12) and 13-27 when failing to do so (10-25 in 2011-12) Philly has hit 7+ 3FGM 32 times this season after doing so 16 times in 2011-12. Philly is averaging 17.4 3FGA this season, up from 14.6 in 2011-12 the Sixers have attempted 20+ 3-pointers 21 times this season after doing so three times in all of 2011-12 Philly had 35 3FGA at Dallas on 12/18, tying the franchise-high (vs. IND on 11/20/96). In the 16 games this month, the Sixers are averaging 6.9 3FGM on 39.7% shooting (110-277 3FGs) after averaging 4.8 3FGM on 30.3% shooting in the 11 games in February Philly has hit 10+ 3FGM nine times this season (4 times in 2011-12), its highest total since doing so nine times in 200405 the Sixers are shooting 36.1% from behind-the-arc this season (13th in NBA). In the Sixers 29 wins this season, opponents are averaging 6.0 3FGM on 29.7% (172-579 total) shooting compared to 7.4 3FGM on 39.3% shooting (318-809 total) in the 43 losses in Phillys 35 wins last season, opponents averaged 4.0 3FGM on 28.0% shooting compared to 7.0 3FGM on 38.1% shooting in the 31 losses. Over the past two games, opponents are shooting 23.8% (10-42 3FGs) from 3-point range but are still averaging 7.8 3FGM on 38.7% shooting (126326 3FGs) after averaging 4.6 3FGM on 27.4% shooting in February the opposition has hit 10+ 3FGM 16 times this season (Sixers 4-12 mark) after doing so five times in 2011-12 (Sixers 0-5 mark) Philly is 12th in 3-point defense (35.3% 3FGs) this season (6th each of past 2 seasons). Philly is averaging 16.5 FTA this season, which would be on pace to smash the NBA record-low (18.0) if Orlando wasnt averaging 16.2 FTA last season, Sixer opponents averaged an NBA record-low 16.2 fouls (16.2 fpg this season) and Philly came close to averaging the fewest FTA in league history (18.2) Philly was 25th in the NBA in FTA differential last season (-2.3 per; -5.0 per this season). The Sixers have just 19 FTA over the past two games after averaging 24.5 FTA the two games prior opponents have recorded as many or more FTM as Philly has had FTA in 39 of the 72 games this season the opposition 1183 FTM (1545 FTA) while the Sixers have just 1191 FTA (858 FTM) over a 17-game span from 1/2-2/9, Philly averaged 13.0 FTA. Over the past seven games, Philly is shooting 75.5% (77-102 FTs) from the line... however, the Sixers are shooting just 70.3% (624-888 FTs) from the line over the past 56 games after shooting 77.2% the first 16 games of the season the Sixers are shooting 72.0% from the line overall this season the Sixers shot 74.2% from the line in 2011-12, down from 77.0% in 2010-11 (highest since 04-05). The Sixers have outrebounded the opposition in three of the past four games after doing so just three times the 19 games prior Philly has outrebounded its opponent in consecutive games for the first time since a 3-game span from 12/21-12/26 the Sixers are 23rd in total rebound percentage (19th in 2011-12) and are being outrebounded by 2.2 rpg (-0.5 rpg in 2011-12) Philly is 15-11 when having more boards this season. Philly has recorded 25+ assists in 22 of the past 35 games (24.5 apg; 857 total) after doing so eight times the first 37 games of the season (21.5 apg) the Sixers are 17-13 when having 25+ assists this season after going 16-4 in 2011-12 Philly is averaging 23.0 apg overall this season. Over the past five games, opponents are averaging just 20.0 assists (100 total) after averaging 26.8 apg the nine games prior the opposition is averaging 22.8 apg overall this season, up from 19.6 in 2011-12 the Sixers are 7-16 when the opposition has 25+ assists after going 2-8 in 201112 opponents have recorded an assist on 62.4% of their field goals made this season, up from 57.1% in 2011-12. Over the past 16 games, Philly is averaging 14.2 turnovers (227 total) after averaging 11.4 tpg the five games prior the Sixers are second in the league with 13.1 tpg this season after averaging an NBA record-low 11.2 tpg in 2011-12 the Sixers first in assist-to-turnover ratio (1.75; first in 201112 w/1.97, second in 2010-11 w/1.92).
EVEN MORE STATISTICAL OBSERVATIONS: Opponents have just 18 points off turnovers over the past two games but are still averaging 17.1 P.O.T. (240 total) over the past 14 games, up from an average of 13.7 the first 58 games of the season the Sixers are allowing the second-fewest points off turnovers this season (14.7 per). Over the past three games, the Sixers are averaging just 5.33 steals (16 total) after averaging 8.77 spg the 13 games prior Philly had 10+ steals in four of the first eight games of the season but just eight times over the past 64 games the Sixers are averaging 7.31 spg overall this season. In the 16 games this month, opponents are averaging 15.1 turnovers (241 total) after averaging 11.7 tpg in the 11 games in February the opposition is averaging 14.4 tpg overall this season (13.9 in 2011-12) the Sixers are averaging 19.1 points off turnovers (305 total) over the past 16 games after averaging 11.8 POT the nine games prior Philly is averaging 16.5 points off turnovers this season (16.3 in 2011-12). Philly is averaging just 4.50 blocks (27 total) over the past six games after averaging 11.00 bpg the two games prior the Sixers are averaging 4.53 bpg (195 total) over the past 43 games after averaging 5.38 bpg the first 29 games of the season Philly has recorded 7+ blocks 17 times this season (11-6 mark), including four straight games from 11/16-11/21, its longest streak since 1/3-1/9/01 the Sixers are averaging 4.88 bpg. Over the past two games, the Sixers are outscoring opponents by an average of 8.0 points in the paint (108-92 total) after being outscored by an average of 5.6 PIP the 11 games prior Philly is allowing the seventh-fewest PIP this season (39.8 per) but is being outscored by 0.9 PIP per game the Sixers were second in the NBA in fewest PIP allowed last season and outscored opponents by 4.7 PIP over the final 38 games. Over the past nine games, Philly is averaging 15.4 fast break points (139 total) after averaging 9.9 the 16 games prior the Sixers averaged 15.2 FB ppg the first 11 games but 12.0 (735 total) over the past 61 Philly is averaging 12.5 fast break points this season (eighth in NBA with 15.4 in 201112) the Sixers ranked top-three in fast break scoring in 3 straight seasons from 2008-09 through 2010-11. Over the past 16 games, opponents are averaging 14.6 fast break points (233 total), up from 11.7 FB ppg the first 56 games of the season Philly is 10th in the NBA in fast break defense this season (12.3 per) after holding opponents to a league-low 10.2 FB ppg in 2011-12 the Sixers have held the opposition below 10 fast break points 29 times this season. The Sixers have had a player score 30+ points six times this season (Holiday five times, N. Young once) after that occurred twice in all of 2011-12 since trading Allen Iverson on 12/19/06, the Sixers have had a player score 30+ points 35 times in 525 games (including when Iverson re-signed with the team in 2009-10) the Sixers have gone without a 20-point scorer in just 27.8% (20/72) of their games this season, down from 37.9% in 2011-12. Phillys bench has scored a total of 35 points over the past two games after averaging 44.5 ppg the two games prior the Sixers are 25th in the NBA in bench scoring this season (27.4 ppg) after ranking fifth in 2011-12 and third in 2010-11. The Sixers are averaging 23.1 first quarter points (1663 total) on 43.6% shooting (701-1609 FGs) this season while opponents are averaging 25.3 first quarter points (1819 total) on 47.3% shooting (740-1564 FGs) in the other three quarters (and overtimes) combined, Philly is averaging 69.8 ppg (44.8% FGs) compared to 71.1 ppg (44.6% FGs) for opponents the Sixers are 13-35 when trailing after the first quarter (16-8 when leading/tied). NIFTY FIFTY: This is the Sixers 50th season playing in Philadelphia. The franchise existed for 14 seasons as the Syracuse Nationals before moving to Philly during the summer of 1963. As part of the celebration of the 50th season in Philadelphia, the Sixers honored their roots by playing a preseason game in Syracuse. Hall-of-famer Dolph Schayes, who played all 14 seasons for the Nationals and finished his career as a Sixer, was in attendance. CH-CH-CHANGES: The Sixers have just five players who were on their roster from last season (Lavoy Allen, Spencer Hawes, Jrue Holiday, Evan Turner and Thaddeus Young). Philly entered 2011-12 with 12 of its 15 players returning from the previous season who accounted for 99.5% of the teams scoring in 2010-11. Thaddeus Young, the 12th overall pick in the 2007 NBA Draft, is the longest tenured Sixer (sixth season). POWER OUTAGE DOWNTOWN: Over a seven season span from 2005-06 through 2011-12, Philly did not rank higher than 21st in the league in 3pointers made and has the fewest total 3FGM of any team over the span. The Sixers were just 24th in 3FGM in 2011-12 but did rank eighth in 3-point percentage (36.2% 3FGs).
TEAM SEASON STAT NOTES/RANKINGS (Rankings only updated the morning of gamedays)
SIXERS SCORING AND FG% The Sixers are 14-7 when scoring 100+ points (17-3 in 2011-12) Philly is 6-23 when scoring below 90 (2-18 in 2011-12) the Sixers are 26-8 when outshooting the opposition this season (30-9 in 2011-12) and 3-35 when failing to do so (5-22 in 2011-12) Philly is 23-10 when shooting 45.0% or better (24-5 in 2011-12), including 9-2 when shooting 50.0% or better (12-2 in 2011-12) the Sixers are 212 when shooting below 40.0% (2-12 in 2011-12). OPPONENTS SCORING AND FG% Philly is 23-21 when holding opponents below 100 points (34-20 in 2011-12) and 12-2 when the opposition scores below 90 (28-8 in 2011-12) the Sixers are 6-22 when allowing 100+ points (1-11 in 2011-12) Philly is 0-17 when opponents shoot 50.0% or better (0-8 in 2011-12) and 13-2 when holding the opposition below 40.0% shooting (14-8 in 2011-12). SIXERS 3-POINT SHOOTING The Sixers are 14-12 when shooting 40.0% or better from 3-point range (16-8 in 2011-12) and have hit 7+ 3FGM 32 times (16 times in 2011-12) Philly has hit 10+ 3FGM nine times this season after doing so four times in 2011-12. OPPONENTS 3-POINT SHOOTING The Sixers are 16-16 when having more 3FGM than the opposition (25-6 in 201112) and 13-27 when having as many or fewer (10-25 in 2011-12) Philly is 5-23 when opponents shoot 40.0% or better from behind-the-arc (4-14 in 2011-12) and 4-12 when the opposition has 10+ 3FGM (0-5 in 2011-12). FREE THROW SHOOTING Philly is 5-4 when having as many or more FTM as opponents have FTA (7-7 in 2011-12) and 14-25 when the opposition has as many or more FTM as the Sixers have FTA (9-12 in 2011-12). ASSISTS The Sixers are 25-27 when having 20+ assists (32-14 in 2011-12), including 17-13 when recording 25+ assists (16-4 in 2011-12) Philly is 20-15 when having more assists than the opposition (33-10 in 2011-12) and 9-28 when failing to do so (221 in 2011-12) the Sixers are 7-16 when opponents have 25+ assists (2-8 in 2011-12). TURNOVERS AND STEALS Philly is 0-2 when having more turnovers than assists (0-4 in 2011-12) and 4-1 when opponents do so (5-4 in 2011-12) the Sixers are 17-16 when having 12 or fewer turnovers (27-16 in 2011-12) and 2-3 when having 20+ (0-2 in 2011-12) Philly is 3-10 when having 10+ steals (10-9 in 2011-12) and 4-11 when opponents do so (2-6 in 2011-12) the Sixers are 3-3 when forcing 20+ turnovers (2-1 in 2011-12). REBOUNDING The Sixers are 15-11 when outrebounding opponents (20-11 in 2011-12) and 1432 when having as many or fewer boards (15-20 in 2011-12) Philly is 5-2 when outrebounding the opposition by 10+ boards (8-1 in 2011-12) and 1-9 when being outrebounded by 10 or more (4-9 in 2011-12). BLOCKS The Sixers have recorded 7+ blocks 17 times this season (11-6 mark) after doing so 18 times in 2011-12 (9-9 mark) Philly has recorded 10+ blocks five times this season after doing so twice in 2011-12. PPG (Rank) 11-12 (Rank) FG% (Rank) 11-12 (Rank)
92.9 (28t)
93.6 (22t)
44.5 (18)
44.8 (15)
PPG (Rank) 96.4 (10)
11-12 (Rank) 89.4 (3)
FG% (Rank) 45.3 (15)
11-12 (Rank) 42.7 (3)
3PT% (Rank) 36.1 (13) 3PT% (Rank) 35.3 (12)
11-12 (Rank) 36.2 (8) 11-12 (Rank) 33.4 (6)
Avg. 3FGM-A 6.3/17.4 Avg. 3FGM-A 6.8/19.3
11-12 5.3/14.6 11-12 5.4/16.2
FT% (Rank) 72.0% (25) APG (Rank) 23.0 (10)
11-12 (Rank) 74.2% (21)
Avg. FTA Sixers: 16.5 Opp: 21.5
11-12 Sixers: 18.2 Opp: 20.5 11-12 (Rank) 19.6 (7)
11-12 (Rank) 22.0 (10)
Opp. APG (Rank) 22.8 (20)
TPG (Rank) Sixers: 13.1 (2) Opp: 14.4 (20) RPG (Rank) 41.4 (20)
11-12 (Rank) Sixers: 11.2 (1) Opp: 13.9 (21) 11-12 (Rank) 43.2 (7)
SPG (Rank) Sixers: 7.31 (19) Opp: 7.25 (5) Opp. RPG (Rank) 43.6 (25)
11-12 (Rank) Sixers: 7.97 (14) Opp: 5.92 (1) 11-12 (Rank) 43.7 (25)
BPG (Rank) 4.88 (17)
11-12 (Rank) 5.15 (13)
Opp. BPG (Rank) 4.89 (13)
11-12 (Rank) 4.79 (12)
#50 LAVOY ALLEN

GP GS MPG PPG RPG APG 2012-13 Season Stats 69 SPG 37 BPG 21.9 FG% 6.1 3FG% 5.2 FT% 1.0 TPG
Forward
0.29 0.77 .463 .000 .700 0.7 PTS FGM FGA 3FGM 3FGA FTM FTA
6-9/255
12-13 Season Highs 20 @ Sac 3/24/13 9 @ Sac 3/24/13 16 vs. Cha 2/9/13 1 @ Mil 2/13/13 4 vs. Bos 12/7/12 4 (4 times)
2/4/89
Career Highs 20 @ Sac 3/24/13 9 @ Sac 3/24/13 16 vs. Cha 2/9/13
Temple/USA
OR DR TR AST STL BLK MIN 12-13 Season Highs 11 vs. Cha 2/9/13 11 vs. Cha 2/9/13 22 vs. Cha 2/9/13 4 vs. GS 3/2/13 2 (2 times) 4 vs. Tor 11/20/12 41:13 vs. Cha 2/9/13
2nd Season
Career Highs 11 vs. Cha 2/9/13 11 vs. Cha 2/9/13 22 vs. Cha 2/9/13 5 @ Cle 4/18/12 2 (5 times) 4 vs. Tor 11/20/12 41:13 vs. Cha 2/9/13
4 vs. Bos 12/7/12 4 (4 times)
LAST FIVE GAMES: DATE OPPONENT 3/21 at DEN 3/24 at SAC 3/25 at UTA 3/27 vs. MIL 3/29 at CLE
RESULT L 100-101 W 117-103 L 91-107 W 100-92 W 97-87
MIN FG/FGA 3FG/3FGA FT/FTA OR DR TR DNP COACHS DECISION 22:29 9-13 0-0 2-2 3 4 7 27:24 3-14 0-0 0-0 3 5 8 16:11 1-2 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 12:37 2-4 0-0 0-0 1 1 2
A 1 1 2 0
PF 1 3 2 2
ST 0 0 0 0
TO 0 2 2 0
BS 0 2 1 0
PTS 20 6 2 4
SEASON NOTES/TRENDS/CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Has started 37 times this season after starting 15 as a rookie in 2011-12 was the 50th overall pick in the 2011 NBA Draft. Has recorded three DNP-CDs this season. Had a career-high 20 points at Sacramento on 3/24 after not scoring above 15 points prior in his career. Over his past 15 games played, averaging 16.3 minutes played (245 total) after averaging 23.5 mpg his first 54 games played. Has scored 10+ points 18 times this season after doing so four times as a rookie in 2011-12. Since recording 3+ offensive rebounds in nine straight games from 12/19-1/4, has grabbed 3+ offensive boards six times over his past 35 games played. Recorded his first career double-double at Charlotte on 11/30 had 14 points and 22 rebounds vs. Charlotte on 2/9 first Sixer with 14+ points and 22+ boards in a game since Samuel Dalembert on 3/20/09 Dalembert was also the last Sixer with 20+ boards in a game (1/13/10). Grabbed at least 6 rebounds in nine consecutive games from 12/19-1/4 after not having a streak longer than two games prior in his career was longest streak by a Sixer since Samuel Dalemberts 28-game span from 1/5/-3/5/10. Since shooting 20-of-21 from the line the first 19 games of the season, is shooting 15-of-29 over his past 50 games played. Has committed just 50 turnovers in 69 games played. Played all four seasons at Temple and finished his career as the schools all-time leader in rebounds while ranking third in blocks. Named first team All-Atlantic 10 as both a junior and a senior and made the conferences all-defensive team in each of his final three seasons. As a junior, became the first player in school history to average a double-double since Ollie Johnson in 1970-71.
#54 KWAME BROWN

Center
0.27 0.45 .459 -.368 0.4 PTS FGM FGA 3FGM 3FGA FTM FTA
6-11/290
12-13 Season Highs 6 vs. Dal 11/27/12 2 (5 times) 5 vs. Uta 11/16/12
3/10/82
Career Highs 30 vs. Sac 3/17/04 12 vs. Sac 3/17/04 16 (3 times) 1 vs. Dal 11/5/03 1 (9 times) 9 (2 times) 12 (2 times)
Glynn Acad. HS (GA)/USA

OR DR TR AST STL BLK MIN 12-13 Season Highs 4 vs. Dal 11/27/12 7 @ GS 12/28/12 8 (3 times) 2 vs. Uta 11/16/12 1 (5 times) 3 vs. LAL 12/16/12 23:38 vs. Uta 11/16/12
12th Season
2 vs. Dal 11/27/12 4 (2 times)
Career Highs 8 (2 times) 15 @ Tor 10/30/02 19 vs. Sac 3/17/04 7 vs. Atl 12/8/06 5 vs. Mem 3/15/09 6 vs. Bos 10/31/02 48 vs. Sac 3/17/04
RESULT MIN FG/FGA 3FG/3FGA FT/FTA OR DR TR L 100-101 DNP COACHS DECISION W 117-103 DNP COACHS DECISION L 91-107 DNP COACHS DECISION W 100-92 DNP COACHS DECISION W 97-87 DNP COACHS DECISION
PF
ST
TO
BS
PTS
SEASON NOTES/TRENDS/CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Has started 11 times this season missed four games with a left calf strain from 11/7-11/12, two games (1/8-1/9) due to personal reasons and one game with a sinus infection (1/18 vs. TOR) has also recorded 43 DNP-CDs this season. Over his past 10 games played, averaging 4.4 rebounds (44 total) after averaging 2.5 rpg his first 12 games played. Appeared in nine games with three starts for Golden State last season, averaging 6.3 points and 6.3 rebounds before suffering a torn pectoral muscle at Miami on 1/10/12 underwent surgery shortly after and missed the remainder of the season. Was the only player in the league last season to average at least 6.0 points and 6.0 rebounds while playing fewer than 21.0 mpg in 2010-11, was one of just six players who averaged at least 7.5 ppg and 6.5 rpg while playing 26.0 mpg or fewer. Shot 50.0% or better from the floor in each of the past seven seasons (2005-06 through 2011-12), including a career-high 59.1% with the L.A. Lakers in 2006-07. Became the first high school player to be taken first overall when Washington selected him in the 2001 NBA Draft played his first two seasons with the Wizards for current Sixers head coach Doug Collins.
#33 ANDREW BYNUM

GP GS MPG PPG RPG APG 2012-13 Season Stats SPG BPG FG% 3FG% FT% TPG
Center
PTS FGM FGA 3FGM 3FGA FTM FTA
7-0/285
12-13 Season Highs
10/27/87
Career Highs 42 @ LAC 1/21/09 17 @ LAC 1/21/09 27 @ Pho 4/7/12 1 vs. Mem 3/25/12 1 (9 times) 10 @ LAC 4/4/12 12 (2 times)
St. Joseph HS (NJ)/USA

12-13 Season Highs OR DR TR AST STL BLK MIN
8th Season
Career Highs 9 vs. Orl 3/14/11 22 @ SA 4/11/12 30 @ SA 4/11/12 6 vs. SA 2/3/11 3 (5 times) 7 (2 times) 48:55 @ Mem 3/13/12
RESULT MIN FG/FGA 3FG/3FGA FT/FTA OR DR TR A PF ST L 100-101 INACTIVE BILATERAL ARTHROSCOPIC KNEE SURGERY W 117-103 INACTIVE BILATERAL ARTHROSCOPIC KNEE SURGERY L 91-107 INACTIVE BILATERAL ARTHROSCOPIC KNEE SURGERY W 100-92 INACTIVE BILATERAL ARTHROSCOPIC KNEE SURGERY W 97-87 INACTIVE BILATERAL ARTHROSCOPIC KNEE SURGERY
TO
BS
PTS
SEASON NOTES/TRENDS/CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Averaged career-highs of 18.7 points and 11.8 rebounds along with 1.93 blocks per game en route to earning Second Team All-NBA honors was also voted a starter for the Western Conference in his first All-Star appearance. Last season, ranked 20th in the league in scoring, third in rebounding, sixth in blocks and fourth in field goal percentage. Joined Dwight Howard as the only players who averaged at least 10 points, 10 rebounds and 1.50 blocks in 2011-12. Recorded 37 double-doubles in 2011-12, including two 20-point, 20-rebound games. From 2003-04 through 2011-12, was one of five players (Tim Duncan, Kevin Garnett, Dwight Howard and Shaquille ONeal) to have averaged at least 18 points, 11 rebounds and 1.90 blocks in a single season. Shot 55.0% or better from the floor in six straight seasons from 2007-08 through 2011-12 and is shooting 56.6% for his career would have ranked 10th in NBA history in FG% if he qualified heading into 2012-13. Won back-to-back titles with the Lakers in 2009 and 2010. Born in Plainsboro, New Jersey and attended St. Josephs High School his junior and senior seasons was a McDonalds All-American.
#00 SPENCER HAWES

Forward/Center
0.22 1.43 .461 .338 .778 1.6
7-1/245
12-13 Season Highs 24 vs. BKN 3/11/13 10 (3 times) 18 @ Chi 2/28/13 2 (4 times) 3 (6 times) 8 @ Dal 12/18/12 8 @ Dal 12/18/12
4/28/88
Career Highs 30 @ LAL 1/1/10 12 @ LAL 1/1/10 20 @ LAL 1/1/10 4 @ LAL 1/1/10 5 (2 times) 8 @ Dal 12/18/12 8 (2 times)
Washington/USA
OR DR TR AST STL BLK MIN 12-13 Season Highs 6 (3 times) 14 vs. Ind 3/16/13 17 vs. Mil 3/27/13 8 vs. Ind 3/16/13 3 @ Mem 12/26/12 7 vs. Ind 3/16/13 41:05 @ Mil 2/13/13
6th Season
Career Highs 7 @ Tor 2/7/10 14 (2 times) 17 vs. Mil 3/27/13 9 (3 times) 3 (7 times) 7 vs. Ind 3/16/13 44:26 vs. Phi 3/22/09
RESULT L 100-101 W 117-103 L 91-107 W 100-92 W 97-87
MIN FG/FGA 3FG/3FGA 38:09 8-11 1-2 30:54 7-13 0-1 28:45 4-7 0-0 35:06 7-14 1-1 35:57 7-17 2-3
FT/FTA 0-0 0-0 6-7 0-0 0-0
OR DR TR 2 10 12 4 6 10 2 6 8 5 12 17 3 8 11
A 5 3 0 4 5
PF 6 3 4 2 1
ST 0 1 0 0 0
TO 3 2 1 0 1
BS 4 1 3 0 2
PTS 17 14 14 15 16
SEASON NOTES/TRENDS/CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Has started the past 30 games after coming off the bench the first 42 games of the season started 81 games for the Sixers in 2010-11 and 29 (of 37 GP) in 2011-12. Had 18 points, 16 rebounds, 8 assists and 7 blocks vs. Indiana on 3/16 becoming just the fourth player in NBA history to post those numbers in a single game (Jabbar three times, Barkley once for Sixers on 11/28/86 and Olajuwon twice with last coming on 3/29/90). Sixers are 21-20 when he scores in double-figures this season (12-8 in 2011-12, 14-6 in 2010-11). Since going scoreless on 0-of-9 shooting with 4 rebounds vs. Golden State on 3/2, averaging 14.8 points (222 total) on 52.6% shooting (92-175 FGs) with 10.3 rpg (154 total) over the past 15 games. Over the past 52 games, averaging 12.3 points (642 total) after averaging 7.3 ppg the first 20 games of the season. Over the past 15 games, shooting 52.6% (92-175 FGs) from the floor after shooting 35.3% the 13 games prior. Has scored in double-figures in each of the past eight games, which is the longest streak of his career had a seven-game streak from 12/10-12/21. Has scored 20+ points in six of the past 44 games after not doing so his first 146 games as a Sixer had 20 points at Memphis on 12/26, marking his first 20-point effort since scoring 23 points for Sacramento at Denver on 2/1/10. Had 20 points, 9 rebounds, 3 steals and 5 blocks at Memphis on 12/26 first Sixer to accumulate those numbers in a single game since Roy Hinson had 21 points, 12 rebounds, 3 steals and 6 blocks vs. Cleveland on 11/24/87. Had 21 points and 12 rebounds off the bench at Milwaukee on 1/22 first Sixer reserve with 21+ points and 12+ boards since Jumaine Jones had 26 points and 13 boards at Indiana on 4/17/01. Has 17 double-doubles this season recorded eight double-doubles in 37 games played in 2011-12 after having seven in 81 games played in 10-11. Grabbed 8+ rebounds in six straight games from 2/4-2/20 after not having a streak longer that four games prior in his career. Over the past 50 games, shooting 81.9% (95-116 FTs) from the line after shooting 60.7% (17-28 FTs) the first 22 games of the season shooting 77.8% from the line overall this season shot a career-high 72.7% from the line in 2011-12 after shooting a career-worst 53.4% in 2010-11. Since the start of January (41 games), averaging 2.9 assists (119 total) after averaging 1.3 apg the first 31 games of the season. Averaging 2.07 blocks (29 total) over the past 14 games after averaging 0.92 bpg the 13 games prior averaged 1.93 bpg in January. Sixers were 22-15 in games he played last season and 13-16 in games that he missed. Uncle, Steve Hawes, played 10 seasons in the NBA from 1974-1984.
#11 JRUE HOLIDAY

Guard
1.65 0.44 .443 .380 .756 3.9
6-4/205
12-13 Season Highs 35 vs. NY 1/26/13 16 vs. NY 1/26/13 28 vs. Chi 12/12/12 5 @ NY 11/4/12 7 (2 times) 7 vs. Hou 1/12/13 9 vs. Det 11/14/12
6/12/90
Career Highs 35 vs. NY 1/26/13 16 vs. NY 1/26/13 28 vs. Chi 12/12/12 6 @ Cle 4/18/12 8 (2 times) 7 (6 times) 9 (3 times)
UCLA/USA
OR DR TR AST STL BLK MIN 12-13 Season Highs 4 (3 times) 7 @ Pho 1/2/13 10 (2 times) 15 (2 times) 5 (2 times) 2 (3 times) 45:30 vs. Tor 1/18/13
4th Season
Career Highs 4 (4 times) 8 (3 times) 10 (4 times) 15 (2 times) 7 vs. Atl 3/26/10 2 (13 times) 46:31 @ Mil 4/2/11
RESULT L 100-101 W 117-103 L 91-107 W 100-92 W 97-87
MIN FG/FGA 3FG/3FGA 37:43 6-12 3-5 38:39 9-20 1-4 24:29 2-8 1-2 37:08 6-17 2-3 35:30 9-20 2-3
FT/FTA 3-3 2-6 2-4 4-4 0-0
OR DR TR 0 6 6 4 6 10 0 1 1 2 2 4 1 4 5
A 15 7 1 6 6
PF 3 0 0 4 2
ST 4 5 0 0 3
TO 5 4 4 6 3
BS 1 1 0 0 1
PTS 18 21 7 18 20
SEASON NOTES/TRENDS/CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Named to his first ever All-Star Game on 1/24, becoming the youngest player in franchise history to receive that honor had 6 points (3-6 FGs), 2 rebounds, an assist and 2 steals in 15 minutes of play in his All-Star debut. Missed four games (Sixers 0-4 mark) from 12/14-12/19 with a left foot sprain first games missed due to injury since a three-game span from 12/512/9/09. Only player in the league averaging at least 18.0 points and 8.0 assists this season. Has recorded 20 double-doubles this season, including one triple-double (at PHO on 1/2) after having one in 2011-12. Shooting 39.7% (100-252 FGs) from the floor in the 16 games this month, down from 43.5% in February and 48.0% in January. Has scored 20+ points in five of the past nine games but below 8 points twice over that span. Has scored 20+ points 28 times this season (Sixers 16-12 mark), including 30+ points five times scored 20+ points 10 times in 2011-12 scored 29+ points in three straight games from 1/12-1/18, the longest streak by a Sixer since a 5-game span by Allen Iverson from 11/18-12/2/06. Has scored 30+ points five times this season most 30-point games in a single season by a Sixer since Allen Iverson had eight in 2006-07 scored a career-high 35 points vs. New York on 1/26 most points by a Sixer in a single game since Willie Green had 37 points at Toronto on 4/18/07. Had 33 points and 13 assists vs. Phoenix on 11/25 and 33 points with 14 assists vs. Toronto on 1/18 prior to that, last Sixer with 33+ points and 13+ assists in the same game was Allen Iverson (38 points and 15 assists) vs. Orlando on 1/26/06. Over the past seven games, averaging 6.4 assists (45 total) after averaging 10.4 apg the seven games prior fourth in the NBA with 8.5 apg this season averaged 4.5 apg in 2011-12, down from 6.5 apg in 2010-11 Maurice Cheeks averaged a franchise-high 9.2 apg in 1985-86. Recorded at least 8 assists in nine straight games from 12/23-1/8, which tied for the longest single season streak by a Sixer dating back to 1985-86. Has recorded 7+ assists in 50 of his 68 games played this season after doing so 11 times in 2011-12 did not have 7+ assists in more than two consecutive games in 2011-12. Over the past six games, has an assist-to-turnover ratio of 1.50 (39-26 total) after having a 3.40 the nine games prior has an assist-to-turnover ratio of 2.21 this season first in the NBA with 3.9 tpg committed 7+ turnovers eight times this season. Averaging 3.2 FTA this season, up from 1.8 per game in 2011-12. Over the past 10 games, shooting 52.9% (18-34 3FGs) from 3-point range after shooting 4-of-17 the five games prior shooting 38.0% from behindthe-arc overall this season (37.7% for his career entering 2012-13).
#7
ROYAL IVEY
Guard
0.39 0.06 .431 .418 .600 0.4
6-4/200
12-13 Season Highs 17 vs. GS 3/2/13 6 vs. GS 3/2/13 9 vs. Bos 3/5/13 4 vs. GS 3/2/13 7 vs. Bos 3/5/13 2 (4 times) 4 (2 times)
12/20/81
Career Highs 19 @ NJ 1/29/08 8 @ NJ 1/29/08 16 (3 times) 4 (2 times) 7 (2 times) 6 (2 times) 7 vs. Was 1/27/08
Texas/USA
OR DR TR AST STL BLK MIN 12-13 Season Highs 3 (2 times) 3 (2 times) 6 vs. NY 11/5/12 5 @ Tor 11/10/12 3 (2 times) 1 (3 times) 36:34 vs. Bos 3/5/13
9th Season
Career Highs 4 vs. Atl 1/16/08 6 at Det 12/23/06 8 vs. Atl 1/16/08 8 vs. GS 1/19/08 5 vs. Was 4/13/07 2 (4 times) 43:40 @ Phi 1/30/08
RESULT MIN FG/FGA 3FG/3FGA L 100-101 17:24 1-4 1-3 W 117-103 8:59 0-2 0-1 L 91-107 3:57 0-0 0-0 W 100-92 15:49 1-2 0-0 W 97-87 6:40 1-3 0-1
FT/FTA 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0
OR DR TR 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 0
A 1 2 0 1 0
PF 0 0 0 1 0
ST 0 0 0 0 0
TO 0 0 0 0 0
BS 0 0 0 0 0
PTS 3 0 0 2 2
SEASON NOTES/TRENDS/CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Has recorded 18 DNP-CDs this season missed three games (12/7-12/10) with a right groin strain and two games with strep throat (12/12-12/14). Has 28 assists and 19 steals with 19 turnovers this season entered the season with an assist-to-turnover ratio of 2.00 and with nearly as many steals (207) as turnovers (235) from 2008-09 through 2011-12, had 75 steals with just 48 turnovers in 174 games played. Over his past seven games played, shooting 2-of-11 from 3-point range after shooting 50.9% (27-53 3FGs) his previous 28 game played shooting 41.8% from behind-the-arc overall this season from 2009-10 through 2011-12, shot 37.5% from behind-the-arc. Has scored in double-figures in two of his past 14 games played after scoring below 10 points in 171 consecutive games played from 2/9/09-2/26/13. Scored a season-high 17 points on 6-of-6 shooting vs. Golden State on 3/2 last Sixer to score 17+ points without missing a shot was Samuel Dalembert on1/15/10 (17 points, 7-7 FGs). Spent the past two seasons with Oklahoma City and advanced to the Western Conference Finals in 2011 and the NBA Finals in 2012. Appeared in a total of 97 regular season games for Philadelphia during the 2008-09 and 2009-10 seasons
#31 CHARLES JENKINS

Guard
0.24 0.03 .410 .500 .550 0.4
6-3/215
12-13 Season Highs 8 @ Den 11/23/12 4 @ Den 11/23/12 8 @ Was 12/8/12 1 vs. NO 12/18/12 2 vs. NO 12/18/12 2 (3 times) 4 @ Min 11/16/12
2/28/89
Career Highs 27 @ Por 3/25/12 13 @ Por 3/25/12 22 (2 times) 1 (4 times) 4 @ Por 3/25/12 6 @ Hou 4/21/12 6 (2 times)
Hofstra/USA
OR DR TR AST STL BLK MIN 12-13 Season Highs 1 (8 times) 2 (4 times) 3 @ Was 12/8/12 5 @ Atl 3/6/13 2 (2 times) 1 vs. Por 1/11/13 29:23 @ Atl 3/6/13
2nd Season
Career Highs 2 @ Min 4/4/12 6 @ Min 4/4/12 6 @ Min 4/22/12 12 vs. NJ 3/30/12 3 (2 times) 1 (7 times) 48:00 @ Min 4/22/12
RESULT MIN FG/FGA 3FG/3FGA FT/FTA OR DR TR L 100-101 5:39 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 1 W 117-103 DNP COACHS DECISION L 91-107 18:50 2-5 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 W 100-92 DNP COACHS DECISION W 97-87 DNP COACHS DECISION
A 0 1
PF 1 2
ST 0 0
TO 0 0
BS 0 0
PTS 0 4
SEASON NOTES/TRENDS/CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Acquired by Philadelphia along with cash considerations from Golden State in exchange for a protected future second round pick on 2/21. In 11 games with the Sixers, averaging 2.5 points, 1.3 assists and 0.9 rebounds in 12.7 minutes per game. As a Sixer, has 14 assists and 5 steals with just 2 turnovers. Was selected by Golden State with the 44th overall pick in the 2011 NBA Draft in 98 games with 28 starts for the Warriors, averaged 3.9 points and 2.0 assists in 12.1 minutes per game. Started 28 games for the Warriors last season, averaging 8.6 points, 5.1 assists and 2.0 rebounds in 24.9 minutes per game also posted an assistto-turnover ratio of 3.23 in those starts. Native of Queens, N.Y. and attended Hofstra University schools all-time leading scorer with 2,513 points was named Colonial Athletic Association Player of the Year as both a junior and a senior.
#5
ARNETT MOULTRIE
Forward
0.34 0.18 .531 -.625 0.3
6-10/245
12-13 Season Highs 14 @ Uta 3/25/13 6 (2 times) 11 @ Uta 3/25/13
11/18/90
Mississippi State/USA
OR DR TR AST STL BLK MIN 12-13 Season Highs 6 @ Atl 3/6/13 6 vs. Cha 2/9/13 8 (3 times) 2 @ Den 3/21/13 2 (2 times) 2 vs. Ind 3/16/13 26:45 @ Atl 3/6/13
Rookie
3 vs. Por 3/18/13 5 vs. Min 12/4/12
RESULT MIN FG/FGA 3FG/3FGA L 100-101 21:53 3-6 0-0 W 117-103 6:32 1-1 0-0 L 91-107 22:45 6-11 0-0 W 100-92 6:27 2-3 0-0 W 97-87 5:57 1-1 0-0
FT/FTA 2-2 0-0 2-2 0-0 0-0
OR DR TR 5 3 8 0 2 2 4 4 8 0 3 3 0 0 0
A 2 0 0 0 1
PF 2 0 1 0 1
ST 0 0 1 0 0
TO 1 1 0 0 1
BS 0 0 0 0 0
PTS 8 2 14 4 2
SEASON NOTES/TRENDS/CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Has appeared in 24 of the past 26 games while averaging 13.0 minutes per game (312 total). Had a career-high 14 points at Utah on 3/25 and is averaging 6.0 points (30 total) and 4.2 rebounds (21 total) over the past five games after averaging 1.0 ppg and 2.9 rpg the seven games prior. Over the past five games, shooting 59.1% (13-22 FGs) from the floor after shooting 1-of-10 the six games prior shot 12-of-12 from the floor over a four-game span from 2/28-3/5. Averaging 6.6 offensive rebounds per 48 minutes played. Has committed 5 turnovers over the past six games after having just 5 turnovers his first 32 games played. Has recorded 24 DNP-CDs this season. Was assigned to the Sioux Falls Skyforce of the D-League on 12/21 and was recalled on 1/6. In seven D-League games, averaged 9.7 points, 6.1 rebounds and 1.6 assists in 26.3 minutes per game. Had a career-high 12 points on 6-of-9 shooting vs. Indiana on 2/6 after scoring a total of 18 points on 6-of-17 shooting his first 15 games played. Named First Team All-SEC last season after averaging 16.4 points, 10.5 rebounds and 1.2 assists while shooting 54.9% from the floor, 44.4% from 3point range and 78.0% from the line. Led the SEC in rebounding (10.5 rpg) and ranked tied for 10th in the nation Recorded 18 double-doubles in 30 games played. Shot 78.0% from the line as a junior after shooting 58.7% his first two seasons. Averaged 3.7 offensive rebounds in 2011-12, grabbing 6+ seven times, including a career-high 11 vs. Northwestern State. Spent his first two seasons at Texas El-Paso before transferring to Mississippi State and sat out the entire 2010-11 season due to NCAA transfer regulations.
#0
JEREMY PARGO
Guard
0.33 0.05 .396 .338 .677 1.3
6-2/219
12-13 Season Highs 28 vs. Phi 11/21/12 11 vs. Phi 11/21/12 19 vs. Phi 11/21/12 4 vs. Phi 11/21/12 8 vs. Phi 11/21/12 6 @ Mia 11/24/12 8 @ Mia 11/24/12
3/17/86
Career Highs 28 vs. Phi 11/21/12 11 vs. Phi 11/21/12 19 vs. Phi 11/21/12 4 vs. Phi 11/21/12 8 vs. Phi 11/21/12 6 @ Mia 11/24/12 8 @ Mia 11/24/12
Gonzaga/USA
OR DR TR AST STL BLK MIN 12-13 Season Highs 2 (2 times) 5 vs. Phi 11/21/12 5 vs. Phi 11/21/12 8 (2 times) 2 @ Atl 11/30/12 1 (2 times) 38:52 vs. Phi 11/21/12
2nd Season
Career Highs 2 (5 times) 5 vs. Phi 11/21/12 5 vs. Phi 11/21/12 8 (2 times) 2 (4 times) 1 (2 times) 38:52 vs. Phi 11/21/12
RESULT MIN FG/FGA 3FG/3FGA FT/FTA OR DR TR L 100-101 DNP COACHS DECISION W 117-103 DNP COACHS DECISION L 91-107 10:58 0-4 0-0 2-2 0 1 1 W 100-92 DNP COACHS DECISION W 97-87 5:47 1-2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0
A 0 2
PF 0 0
ST 0 0
TO 0 0
BS 0 0
PTS 2 2
SEASON NOTES/TRENDS/CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Signed a 10-day contract with Philadelphia on 2/7 and for the remainder of the season on 2/18 had 12 points, 6 assists and 4 rebounds in 29 minutes of play in his Sixers debut vs. Charlotte on 2/9. In 14 games as a Sixer, averaging 4.9 points, 2.0 assists and 1.2 rebounds in 14.9 minutes per game. Started the season with Cleveland before being waived on 1/22 in 25 games with 11 starts for the Cavaliers this season, averaged 7.8 points, 2.6 assists and 1.3 rebounds in 17.9 minutes per game. Started 11 games for Cleveland from 11/21-12/8 while Kyrie Irving was injured and averaged 14.5 points and 4.4 assists scored 20+ points three times over that span, including a career-high 28 vs. Philadelphia on 11/21. Was not selected in the 2009 NBA Draft and played overseas until signing as a free agent with Memphis prior to the start of last season appeared in 44 games with five starts for the Grizzlies in 2011-12 and was traded to Cleveland on 7/25/12. Older brother, Jannero, currently plays for Charlotte.
#23 JASON RICHARDSON

Guard/Forward
1.21 0.45 .402 .341 .606 0.8
6-6/225
12-13 Season Highs 22 @ Cha 11/30/12 9 @ Cha 11/30/12 17 @ Cha 11/30/12 5 vs. Uta 11/16/12 9 vs. Tor 11/20/12 3 (3 times) 4 (3 times)
1/20/81
Career Highs 44 @ Mia 3/10/06 18 @ Sac 4/16/02 32 vs. GS 3/6/08 9 @ Mil 2/11/12 14 @ Min 4/2/06 12 @ Ind 4/12/08 14 @ Chi 2/28/04
Michigan State/USA
OR DR TR AST STL BLK MIN 12-13 Season Highs 2 (4 times) 8 (3 times) 9 vs. Cle 11/18/12 7 vs. Atl 12/21/12 5 vs. Bos 12/7/12 3 vs. Den 10/31/12 41:36 vs. Bos 12/7/12
12th Season
Career Highs 6 (3 times) 12 (2 times) 14 (3 times) 8 (13 times) 8 @ NJ 4/15/08 3 (16 times) 51:23 @ Cle 1/11/08
RESULT MIN FG/FGA 3FG/3FGA FT/FTA OR DR TR L 100-101 INACTIVE LEFT KNEE SURGERY W 117-103 INACTIVE LEFT KNEE SURGERY L 91-107 INACTIVE LEFT KNEE SURGERY W 100-92 INACTIVE LEFT KNEE SURGERY W 97-87 INACTIVE LEFT KNEE SURGERY
PF
ST
TO
BS
PTS
SEASON NOTES/TRENDS/CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Underwent surgery on his left knee on 2/19 and will miss the remainder of the season. Missed four games with a left ankle sprain (11/5-11/10), one game (at MEM 12/26) with a low back strain and the past 32 games (beginning on 1/21) with left knee synovitis/surgery recorded two DNP-CDs. Entering 2012-13, appeared in 805 of a possible 886 games for his career (90.9%) while making 794 starts. Scored 20 points four times this season scored 20+ points five times for Orlando in 2011-12. Over his final 21 games played, averaged 9.0 points on 37.6% shooting. Hit at least 2 3-pointers 18 times this season, including 3+ 3FGM seven times and 4+ twice averaged 1.7 3FGM hit 2+ 3FGM in 10 straight games from 11/12-11/30. Had 40 steals with just 26 turnovers this season (1.54 steal-to-turnover ratio). Had 57 3FGM in 33 games played this season, snapping an eight-season streak of having 100+ 3FGM hit a career-high 243 3FGM in 2007-08, which is the fourth-most by any player in a single season. Entering 2012-13, had the second-most 3FGM of any player in the league dating back to 2004-05 (1,238), trailing only Ray Allen (1,441). From 2007-08 through 2012-13, shooting 39.0% (877-2247 3FGs) from 3-point range after shooting 35.0% his first six seasons. Averaged double-digits in scoring in all 12 of his seasons, including 20+ three times (2004-05, 2005-06, 2007-08). Averaging just 1.2 turnovers (368 total, 318 GP) over the past four seasons after averaging 2.2 tpg his first seven seasons. Was the NBA Slam Dunk champion in 2002 and 2003, joining Michael Jordan as the only players to win in back-to-back years.
#12 EVAN TURNER

Guard/Forward
0.89 0.21 .422 .362 .736 2.3
6-7/220
12-13 Season Highs 27 vs. Mem 1/28/13 12 vs. Mem 1/28/13 26 vs. Bos 12/7/12 4 @ Mil 1/22/13 7 @ Mil 1/22/13 7 @ NY 2/24/13 10 vs. Orl 2/26/13
10/27/88
Career Highs 29 @ Mil 4/25/12 13 @ Mil 4/25/12 29 @ Mil 4/25/12 4 @ Mil 1/22/13 7 @ Mil 1/22/13 7 (2 times) 10 vs. Orl 2/26/13
Ohio State/USA
OR DR TR AST STL BLK MIN 12-13 Season Highs 3 (2 times) 12 @ LAL 1/1/13 13 (2 times) 9 (3 times) 4 @ GS 12/28/12 1 (14 times) 45:00 vs. Bos 12/7/12
3rd Season
Career Highs 5 vs. NY 4/6/11 14 @ NY 3/11/12 15 @ NY 3/11/12 9 (3 times) 4 @ GS 12/28/12 2 (4 times) 45:00 vs. Bos 12/7/12
RESULT L 100-101 W 117-103 L 91-107 W 100-92 W 97-87
MIN FG/FGA 3FG/3FGA 31:08 6-12 0-2 30:18 3-7 0-1 30:59 2-6 1-2 38:28 6-11 1-2 37:50 9-17 2-6
FT/FTA 0-2 1-2 1-2 0-0 3-4
OR DR TR 0 4 4 0 2 2 2 4 6 0 7 7 2 11 13
A 0 8 0 4 4
PF 3 3 3 1 3
ST 2 1 1 0 0
TO 6 1 3 2 1
BS 0 0 0 0 0
PTS 12 7 6 13 23
SEASON NOTES/TRENDS/CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Only Sixer to have started every game this season started 20 games in 2011-12, averaging 12.7 points, 6.7 rebounds and 3.0 assists in 33.1 mpg. Is one of six players averaging at least 13.0 points, 6.0 rebounds and 4.0 assists this season (Durant, George, L. James, Pierce, Jo. Smith). Hit the game-winning shot with 3.9 seconds remaining in overtime vs. Boston on 12/7 Averaging 6.3 rebounds led all guards in total boards in 2011-12 (5.8 rpg in 26.4 mpg). Has 13 double-doubles this season after having five in 2011-12 and two as a rookie in 2010-11. Had 23 points, 13 rebounds and 4 assists at Cleveland last night after averaging 9.3 ppg, 4.0 rpg and 3.3 apg the 12 games prior. Over the past nine games, shooting 46.3% (44-95 FGs) from the floor after shooting 35.9% the 19 games prior. Scored in double-figures in 17 consecutive games from 11/16-12/19, after not having a streak longer than five games prior in his career. Has scored 20+ points 15 times this season (Sixers 9-6 mark) scored 20+ points seven times in 2011-12 and three times as a rookie in 2010-11. Has just 14 FTA over the past nine games averaging 2.5 FTA this season (1.7 in 2011-12). Shooting 73.6% from the line this season after shooting 67.6% in 2011-12 (shot 80.8% as a rookie in 2010-11). Over the past six games, shooting 6-of-15 from 3-point range after shooting 1-of-9 the four games prior shooting 50-of-138 (36.2% 3FGs) from behind-the-arc this season after shooting 25-of-93 (26.9% 3FGs) his first two seasons combined. Has 17 steals over the past 25 games after having 2+ steals in 11 of the 19 games prior (1.42 spg) had 2+ steals five times the first 28 games (0.71 spg). Has only missed one game in his career due to injury (vs. MIL on 1/16/12). As a junior at Ohio State, averaged 20.4 points, 9.2 rebounds and 6.0 assists according to STATS, became the first Division I player to average at least 20 points, 9 rebounds and 6 assists in a single season since Oscar Robertson did so in back-to-back seasons in 1958-59 and 1959-60. Swept the national player of the year honors in 2009-10, picking up the Naismith Trophy, the John R. Wooden Award along with the USBWA, Associated Press and NABC player of the year awards was also Big Ten Player of the Year and Big Ten Tournament Most Outstanding Player.
#8
DAMIEN WILKINS
Guard/Forward
0.55 0.31 .466 .308 .720 0.8
6-6/225
12-13 Season Highs 24 @ Den 3/21/13 10 @ Den 3/21/13 15 (2 times) 2 (4 times) 5 @ Mia 3/8/13 5 vs. Hou 1/12/13 6 (2 times)
1/11/80
Career Highs 41 @ Atl 11/16/07 15 @ Atl 11/16/07 20 @ Atl 11/16/07 5 @ Hou 1/3/07 10 @ Hou 1/3/07 12 @ Atl 2/10/06 13 vs. Atl 2/10/06
Georgia/USA
OR DR TR AST STL BLK MIN 12-13 Season Highs 3 (2 times) 4 @ Sac 3/24/13 6 (2 times) 6 (3 times) 4 @ Den 3/21/13 3 (2 times) 39:30 @ Sac 3/24/13
9th Season
Career Highs 5 (8 times) 10 vs. Was 12/26/09 13 vs. Was 12/26/09 8 @ Den 12/29/05 7 vs. Uta 3/5/06 3 (4 times) 51 @ Atl 11/16/07
RESULT L 100-101 W 117-103 L 91-107 W 100-92 W 97-87
MIN FG/FGA 3FG/3FGA 39:13 10-15 2-4 39:30 6-13 1-3 22:47 5-9 0-2 26:07 7-15 1-3 38:01 2-3 0-0
FT/FTA 2-4 4-5 3-4 3-4 3-4
OR DR TR 0 1 1 2 4 6 0 0 0 3 2 5 1 2 3
A 2 3 1 4 6
PF 3 2 2 2 1
ST 4 1 1 2 1
TO 3 0 2 3 2
BS 0 1 0 0 2
PTS 24 17 13 18 7
SEASON NOTES/TRENDS/CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Has recorded 18 DNP-CDs this season missed two games (12/10-12/12) with a right calf strain and one game (1/30 vs. WAS) due to personal reason. Has scored 10+ points in 12 of his past 19 games played after not scoring above 7 points prior this season had 21 points at Atlanta on 3/6, marking his first 20-point effort since 3/24/08 for Seattle vs. Portland also scored a season-high 24 points at Denver on 3/21. Over the past 13 games, averaging 13.4 points (174 total) on 54.0% shooting (68-126 FGs). Scored 10+ points in four consecutive games from 3/6-3/11, his longest streak since a seven-game span from 3/21-4/6/08. Has started the past 11 games (Sixers 6-5 mark) after coming off the bench his first 40 games played. Over the past 11 games, averaging 31.3 minutes played (344 total). Has 11 3FGM over the past 13 games after having just one his first 38 games played. Has 11 blocks over the past 11 games after having 5 his first 40 games played. Son of former NBA player Gerald Wilkins and the nephew of Dominique Wilkins.
#4
DORELL WRIGHT
Guard/Forward
0.77 0.43 .393 .376 .833 0.9
6-9/205
12-13 Season Highs 28 @ Mem 12/26/12 8 (2 times) 18 @ Dal 12/18/12 7 @ Dal 12/18/12 13 @ Dal 12/18/12 7 (2 times) 8 @ Mem 12/26/12
12/2/85
Career Highs 34 @ Hou 3/23/11 14 @ Hou 3/23/11 24 vs. LAL 1/12/11 9 @ Min 11/27/10 13 (2 times) 10 (2 times) 12 @ Bos 4/19/06
So. Kent Prep (CT)/USA

OR DR TR AST STL BLK MIN 12-13 Season Highs 3 (3 times) 9 @ Atl 3/6/13 9 (4 times) 9 vs. LAL 12/16/12 4 (2 times) 3 (3 times) 39:49 @ Hou 12/19/12
9th Season
Career Highs 6 @ Phi 2/7/08 13 (2 times) 18 @ GS 12/7/07 9 (2 times) 6 vs. Sac 4/10/11 6 vs. NJ 12/29/06 48:00 (5 times)
RESULT L 100-101 W 117-103 L 91-107 W 100-92 W 97-87
MIN FG/FGA 3FG/3FGA 14:30 0-2 0-2 29:41 6-13 6-10 32:00 5-12 2-8 27:31 5-13 3-7 20:46 1-6 1-5
FT/FTA 0-0 4-4 7-7 1-1 0-0
OR DR TR 0 1 1 0 3 3 0 2 2 0 2 2 1 2 3
A 1 6 4 5 1
PF 1 2 1 0 1
ST 1 0 3 1 0
TO 2 1 0 0 0
BS 0 1 0 0 1
PTS 0 22 19 14 3
SEASON NOTES/TRENDS/CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Has recorded two DNP-CDs this season (1/26-1/28). In nine starts, averaging 12.1 points (97 total) and 5.3 rebounds (42 total) while also averaging 2.0 3FGM on 38.0% shooting (16-42 3FGs). Has scored in double-figures in 15 of the past 21 games (11.9 ppg; 249 total) after not doing so in any of his previous 15 games played (3.9 ppg). Has hit 2+ 3FGM 33 times this season, including 3+ 19 times had the second-most 3FGM (299) of any player (Ryan Anderson w/300) over the past two seasons led the NBA in 3-pointers made in 2010-11 (194). Over the past 21 games, shooting 51-of-124 (41.1% 3FGs) from 3-point range after shooting 8-of-33 (24.2% 3FGs) his previous 15 games played. Averaging 2.4 3FGM (51 total) over the past 21 games after averaging 1.1 3FGM his previous 44 game played averaged 2.4 3FGM the first seven games of the season. Has recorded 2+ steals 14 times this season and has 50 steals with 60 turnovers from 2009-10 through 2011-12, had nearly as many steals (234) as turnovers (237). Was a member of Miamis championship team in 2006. Originally committed to DePaul University before declaring for the 2004 NBA Draft straight out of prep school.
#1
NICK YOUNG
Guard
0.58 0.26 .407 .352 .809 0.9
6-7/210
12-13 Season Highs 30 vs. LAL 12/16/12 12 vs. LAL 12/16/12 23 vs. LAL 12/16/12 6 vs. LAL 12/16/12 12 vs. LAL 12/16/12 7 (2 times) 9 @ Min 2/20/13
6/1/85
Career Highs 43 vs. Sac 1/11/11 14 (2 times) 33 @ OKC 1/28/11 7 (2 times) 12 vs. LAL 12/16/12 11 @ Det 11/1/08 12 @ NO 2/1/11
USC/USA
OR DR TR AST STL BLK MIN 12-13 Season Highs 4 vs. LAL 12/16/12 5 (2 times) 6 (2 times) 5 (2 times) 4 vs. Orl 2/4/13 2 vs. Orl 2/4/13 41:07 (2 times)
6th Season
Career Highs 4 vs. LAL 12/16/12 7 (2 times) 9 vs. Ind 12/29/10 6 vs. LAL 3/7/12 4 (2 times) 2 (11 times) 51:50 @ OKC 1/28/11
RESULT MIN FG/FGA 3FG/3FGA FT/FTA OR DR TR L 100-101 DNP COACHS DECISION W 117-103 DNP COACHS DECISION L 91-107 DNP COACHS DECISION W 100-92 DNP COACHS DECISION W 97-87 DNP COACHS DECISION
PF
ST
TO
BS
PTS
SEASON NOTES/TRENDS/CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Missed four games (12/1-12/8) with a left great toe hyperextension and seven games (3/2-3/11) with a left ankle sprain has recorded eight DNPCDs. Has started 17 games as a starter, averaging 13.1 points (222 total). Has scored below 10 points in eight of his past 11 games played after doing so just three times the 18 games prior. Has scored 20+ points eight times this season. Shooting 35.2% from behind-the-arc this season entering 2012-13, was shooting 37.8% from 3-point range for his career. Has committed just 47 turnovers in 53 games played. Over the past two seasons, averaged 15.8 points and 1.7 3-pointers made was one of 17 players over that span who hit at least 200 3-pointers while shooting 37.5% from behind-the-arc or better. Has never shot below 80.0% from the line in any of his five seasons.
#21 THADDEUS YOUNG

Forward
1.71 0.82 .530 .143 .558 1.1
6-8/235
12-13 Season Highs 29 vs. OKC 11/24/12 13 (3 times) 23 vs. OKC 11/24/12 1 vs. Was 1/30/13 1 (7 times) 6 (2 times) 11 vs. Dal 11/27/12
6/21/88
Career Highs 32 @ Tor 3/7/10 14 vs. Chi 3/13/09 24 vs. Tor 1/8/10 4 @ Atl 11/1/08 8 vs. Det 12/9/09 11 vs. Min 3/25/09 14 vs. Min 3/25/09
Georgia Tech/USA
OR DR TR AST STL BLK MIN 12-13 Season Highs 8 vs. Bos 12/7/12 11 vs. GS 3/2/13 16 vs. GS 3/2/13 5 (2 times) 5 (4 times) 4 (3 times) 44:58 vs. Tor 1/18/13
6th Season
Career Highs 8 @ Mil 3/5/12 11 vs. GS 3/2/13 16 vs. GS 3/2/13 5 (4 times) 5 (6 times) 4 (5 times) 46:21 @ Cle 11/21/09
RESULT L 100-101 W 117-103 L 91-107 W 100-92 W 97-87
MIN FG/FGA 3FG/3FGA 34:21 9-15 0-0 32:58 6-14 0-1 17:06 3-7 0-0 37:13 7-12 0-0 40:55 9-13 0-0
FT/FTA 0-0 2-2 0-0 0-0 0-2
OR DR TR 0 1 1 3 3 6 3 1 4 4 3 7 3 3 6
A 1 1 1 2 1
PF 3 4 2 2 2
ST 2 1 0 2 1
TO 2 0 1 2 1
BS 0 0 0 2 0
PTS 18 14 6 14 18
SEASON NOTES/TRENDS/CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Suffered a left hamstring strain in the second quarter vs. Orlando on 2/4 and missed six games (Sixers 1-5 mark) missed just one game due to injury from 2010-11 through 2011-12 (sat out an additional two games for rest over that span). Has started all 66 of his games played this season after starting a total of two games the previous two seasons started 71 games in 2008-09, averaging a career-high 15.3 ppg. Has 18 double-doubles this season after having just one in 2011-12. Averaging 5.3 rebounds (42 total) over the past eight games after averaging 12.3 rpg the three games prior. In the 16 games this month, averaging 16.8 points (269 total) on 57.9% shooting (124-214 FGs) after averaging 13.6 ppg on 47.8% shooting in 19 games played in January and February combined. Has 6 steals over the past six games after averaging 2.50 spg the 10 games prior averaging 1.71 spg overall this season (12th in NBA). Scored in double-figures in 25 consecutive games from 11/20-1/5, which was the longest streak by a Sixer since Andre Iguodalas 35-game span from 12/19/08-3/7/09. Has scored 20+ points 11 times this season Sixers are 4-7 when he scores 20+ points this season after going 5-2 in 2011-12 and 12-3 in 2010-11. Had 29 points and 15 rebounds vs. Oklahoma City on 11/25 became just the fifth Sixer since Charles Barkley to have 29+ points and 15+ boards in the same game (Elton Brand, Chris Webber, Derrick Coleman and Clarence Weatherspoon). Has recorded 20+ points and 14+ rebounds in the same game four times this season, the most by a Sixer in a single season since Chris Webber accomplished the feat seven times in 2005-06. Has more steals (113) than turnovers (75) this season and ranks sixth in steal-to-turnover ratio (1.51) had 64 steals with 55 turnovers in 2011-12 and would have ranked eighth in the NBA in steal-to-turnover ratio (1.16) if he qualified. Has recorded 3+ steals 16 times this season and 3+ blocks 6 times averaging 0.82 bpg this season after averaging 0.31 bpg for his career prior. Shooting 53.0% from the floor this season entered 2012-13 shooting 50.8% for his career. Shooting 55.8% from the line this season shot a career-high 77.1% from the line in 2011-12. Was the 12th overall pick by Philadelphia in 2007 NBA Draft and is the longest tenured Sixer.
OFF THE COURT PLAYER INFO

LAVOY ALLEN: Born in Morrisville, Pa. and attended Pennsbury High School KWAME BROWN: Is the seventh of eight children Signed a letter of intent with the University of Florida before declaring for the 2001 NBA Draft Had 17 points, 7 rebounds and 5 blocks in the 2001 McDonalds All-American Game Selected First Team All-USA by USA Today and First Team AllAmerican by Parade Magazine as a high school senior at Glynn Academy in Georgia Named High School Player of the Year in Georgia after averaging 20.1 points, 13.3 rebounds, 5.8 blocks, 3.0 assists and 2.0 steals as a senior. ANDREW BYNUM: Youngest player ever selected in the NBA Draft Entered the NBA straight from high school after originally committing to play at Connecticut As a senior at St. Joseph High School (Metuchen, NJ), averaged 22.0 points, 16.0 rebounds and 5.0 blocks and was named a McDonalds All-American Has a brother, Corey Enjoys reading, computers and listening to music Played the piano for two years Enjoys playing tennis and golf Wears size 18 shoes. SPENCER HAWES: Was a member of the 2006 FIBA Americas Under-18 Championship team which won the gold medal Also a member of the 2006 USA Junior National Select Team which defeated the World Select Team at the Nike Hoop Summit Averaged 20.0 points, 11.3 rebounds, 3.0 assists and 3.10 blocks as a senior at Seattle Prep High School Was a McDonalds, Parade Magazine and EA Sports All-American Named Seattle Times State High School Player of the Year following his senior season Led his team to the 2006 state Class 3A championship Graduated with a 3.70 grade-point average Full name is Spencer Mason Reynvaan-Hawes Son of Jeff and Lisa Hawes Has a younger sister Kaija Father played at Washington from 1972-74 and uncle, Steve, was a Husky from 1970-72 and played 10 seasons in the NBA Enjoys watching the Seattle Seahawks Favorite pre-game meal is steak and potatoes Pays close attention to politics and current events. JRUE HOLIDAY: As a senior at Campbell High School in Chatsworth, Calif., averaged 25.9 points, 11.2 rebounds, 6.9 assists, 4.8 steals Team went 31-5 and won the California Division IV state title as a freshman, helped Campbell High to a perfect 32-0 mark along with older brother Justin went on to play at Washington Rated the No. 1 point guard and the No. 2 overall prospect in the Class of 2008 by Rivals.com Named the 2008 Gatorade National Player of the Year and Parade Magazine First Team All-America Played in the McDonalds All-American Game, tallying 14 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists and 5 steals Lists collecting shoes as a hobby Was the manager for the Girls Tennis Team in high school. ROYAL IVEY: Full name is Royal (pronounced roy-AL) Terence Ivey Named after the combined first and last names of his grandfather, Roy Allen Born in Harlem, New York Attended one year of prep school at Blair Academy in New Jersey where he was teammates with Chicagos Luol Deng Both of his parents (Rodney and Jennifer) are artists Majored in education at Texas Enjoys bowling and swimming Some of his favorite movies include Reservoir Dogs, Waiting, Wedding Crashers and Napoleon Dynamite Favorite player growing up was Dominique Wilkins. CHARLES JENKINS: Had his jersey (#22) retired at Hofstra University Mother, Patricia, is a breast cancer survivor Native of Queens, N.Y. and attended Springfield Gardens High School... Lists Pearl Washington as his favorite athlete. ARNETT MOULTRIE: Born in Queens but went to high school in Memphis Son of Rebecca Chandler Majored in Philosophy Shot over 70.0% from the floor during his final two seasons of high school Was a member of the USA U19 team which won gold at the FIBA World Championship in New Zealand during the summer of 2009. JEREMY PARGO: Brother, Jannero Pargo, is currently with the Charlotte Bobcats featured on the cover of the March Madness 2009 issue of Sports Illustrated while playing for Gonzaga. JASON RICHARDSON: Son of Elaine Richardson-Cook Has a daughter, Jaela, and two sons, Jason II and Jaxson Has three brothers, Duane, Damond and Terrene and two sisters, Tiffany and Trameka Nickname is J-Rich Was a stellar hockey player until the eighth grade when his feet outgrew his skates Named Michigans Mr. Basketball in 1998-99 after leading Saginaw Arthur Hill to a berth in Michigans Class A title game Averaged 25.3 points and 12.8 rebounds as a senior and was named a McDonalds All-American. EVAN TURNER: Son of Iris and James Turner Hobbies include reading, listening to music and playing golf Represented the U.S. at the 2009 World University Games Attended the same high school, St. Josephs, as Hall of Famer Isiah Thomas St. Josephs was also featured in the documentary film Hoop Dreams. DAMIEN WILKINS: Son of 13-year NBA veteran Gerald Wilkins and Sonia Windley Nephew of Hall-of-Famer Dominique Wilkins Lists his father as the person who has most influenced his life and his mother as his best friend...Lists watching NFL Football as one of his favorite leisure-time activities. DORELL WRIGHT: Born in Los Angeles, California Son of Ray and Stacy Wright Has a son, Devin Quentin Wright, who is named after former teammates Quentin Richardson and Dwyane Wade, who both serve as godfathers During his first season with the Warriors, established the D. Wright Way Foundation which is a charitable organization dedicated to enthusing and cultivating young scholars into productive and active participants of society... Played baseball in high school and was scouted by several major league teams before committing his time to basketball Originally committed to DePaul University before declaring for the 2004 NBA Draft Was named the top prep school player in the nation by Basketball Times following the 2003-04 season at South Kent Prep. NICK YOUNG: Son of Charles and Mae Young While with Washington, started the Nick Young Foundation with hopes of putting an end to gang violence and offering free psychiatric services to those who have been affected by it Was the focus of a documentary titled Second Chance Season, which portrayed his life story and path to the NBA. THADDEUS YOUNG: Full name is Thaddeus Charles Young Son of Lula Hall and Felton Young His father played basketball at Jacksonville University from 1976-78 and was drafted by the NBAs Buffalo Braves Attended Mitchell High School in Memphis and was a McDonalds All-America selection Was a three-time All-State selection As a senior, averaged 26.9 points, 13.8 rebounds, 4.1 assists, 4.3 steals and 3.6 blocks while leading Mitchell High School to the Class AA State Championship Game Was a member of the National Honors Society in high school Allowed fans to select his Sixers jersey number via an online poll in July of 2007.

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PHILADELPHIA 76ERS GAME NOTES

REGULAR SEASON GAME #73 HOME GAME #39

CHARLOTTE BOBCATS (17-55) vs. PHILADELPHIA 76ERS (29-43)

Thaddeus Young 6-8 / 235

Last Game 3/29 at CLE

MIN FG/FGA 3FG/3FGA 40:55 9-13 0-0

Evan Turner 6-7 / 220

MIN FG/FGA 3FG/3FGA 37:50 9-17 2-6

Spencer Hawes 7-1 / 245

Last Game 3/29 at CLE

MIN FG/FGA 3FG/3FGA 35:57 7-17 2-3

Jrue Holiday 6-4 / 205

MIN FG/FGA 3FG/3FGA 35:30 9-20 2-3

Damien Wilkins 6-6 / 225

Last Game 3/29 at CLE

MIN FG/FGA 3FG/3FGA 38:01 2-3 0-0

Dorell Wright 6-9 / 205

MIN FG/FGA 3FG/3FGA 20:46 1-6 1-5

SIXERS VS. BOBCATS

Philadelphia 87, Charlotte 76 Wells Fargo Center Philadelphia, PA February 9, 2013

NEXT OPPONENT: ATLANTA HAWKS

Atlanta 107, Philadelphia 96 Philips Arena Atlanta, GA March 6, 2013

Philadelphia 99, Atlanta 80 Wachovia Center Philadelphia, PA December 21, 2012

PPG (Rank) 96.4 (10)

11-12 (Rank) 89.4 (3)

FG% (Rank) 45.3 (15)

11-12 (Rank) 42.7 (3)

3PT% (Rank) 36.1 (13) 3PT% (Rank) 35.3 (12)

11-12 (Rank) 36.2 (8) 11-12 (Rank) 33.4 (6)

Avg. 3FGM-A 6.3/17.4 Avg. 3FGM-A 6.8/19.3

11-12 5.3/14.6 11-12 5.4/16.2

FT% (Rank) 72.0% (25) APG (Rank) 23.0 (10)

11-12 (Rank) 74.2% (21)

Avg. FTA Sixers: 16.5 Opp: 21.5

11-12 Sixers: 18.2 Opp: 20.5 11-12 (Rank) 19.6 (7)

11-12 (Rank) 22.0 (10)

Opp. APG (Rank) 22.8 (20)

BPG (Rank) 4.88 (17)

11-12 (Rank) 5.15 (13)

Opp. BPG (Rank) 4.89 (13)

11-12 (Rank) 4.79 (12)

#50 LAVOY ALLEN

4 vs. Bos 12/7/12 4 (4 times)

RESULT L 100-101 W 117-103 L 91-107 W 100-92 W 97-87

#54 KWAME BROWN

Glynn Acad. HS (GA)/USA

2 vs. Dal 11/27/12 4 (2 times)

#33 ANDREW BYNUM

St. Joseph HS (NJ)/USA

#00 SPENCER HAWES

RESULT L 100-101 W 117-103 L 91-107 W 100-92 W 97-87

FT/FTA 0-0 0-0 6-7 0-0 0-0

#11 JRUE HOLIDAY

RESULT L 100-101 W 117-103 L 91-107 W 100-92 W 97-87

FT/FTA 3-3 2-6 2-4 4-4 0-0

FT/FTA 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

#31 CHARLES JENKINS

3 vs. Por 3/18/13 5 vs. Min 12/4/12