Showing posts with label philadelphia 76ers. Show all posts
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3.23.2015

Jeremy Lin drops season-high 29 points on the 76ers

And meet the fans who invited Jeremy -- via hand-made sign -- to their wedding.



Another big night for Jeremy Lin! During Sunday night's game against Philadelphia, your favorite Asian American point guard scored a season-high 29 points, helping the Lakers beat the 76ers, 101-87.

Jeremy Lin's season-high 29 points help Lakers beat 76ers

Okay, so never mind that it was a matchup between two of the NBA's worst teams. Jeremy threw down an impact performance worth talking about, scoring 29 points with five rebounds and five assists in 28 minutes.

With fourteen games left in a crushingly disappointing season, and free agency looming, I'd say this was a good time for Jeremy to make a statement. Like this niiiice no-look dish to Wesley Johnson for the dunk:

7.10.2014

76ers and Rockets agree to potential Jeremy Lin trade deal

But it all depends on where LeBron James is going



Rumor has it, Jeremy Lin is going to the 76ers. At least, there is reportedly a deal in place that could send your favorite Asian American point guard to Philadelphia. But it all depends on some big moves by some big names.

Source: Sixers and Rockets Agree In Principle To Jeremy Lin Deal

According to Liberty Ballers, the Rockets have agreed on a deal that will send Jeremy Lin and at least one first-round draft pick to the 76ers, in exchange for taking on Lin's $14.89 million salary and $8.37 million cap hit.

But first, we need to know what LeBron is going to do.

11.14.2013

Two nights of Linsanity in one week? This might be a thing.

Jeremy Lin does it again, dropping nine 3-pointers in Philadelphia.



The Houston Rockets fell short, squandering a fourth-quarter double-digit lead in a 123-117 overtime loss to the Philadelphia 76ers. But man, Jeremy Lin showed no signs of cooling down, scoring 34 points with 12 assists: Rockets again squander late lead, lose to 76ers in OT.

Jeremy's shot from beyond the arc seemed close to unstoppable, sinking a career-high nine 3-pointers -- tying a Rockets franchise record. Bad night for Houston -- a loss is a loss. But we can celebrate a pretty dang great night for number 7. I'm not going to say Linsanity is back... but I sure remember what it looks like.

Here's the video with Jeremy's highlights from the game:

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