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As we close out 2024 and get ready to start 2025, Philadelphia Sports has seen some new people join the list of the Most Controversial in Philly Sports History

The Sixers will wear the look 13 times at home, the first time coming on Sunday, Nov. 24, when they host the LA Clippers at The Center.

A rendering of a waterfront arena in Camden has been shared by NJ officials, in hopes Sixers owners will consider bringing the team across the Delaware River.

They have already added Paul George, Andre Drummond, Eric Gordon, plus they retained Kelly Oubre Jr. and Tyrese Maxey in NBA free agency.

Cobbling together a couple of role players who can each do one or two things quite well is a reasonable way to find the light at the end of Philadelphia's tunnel.

With each passing regular-season game, Joel Embiid does something to inch closer to the pantheon that is the Mount Rushmore of NBA big men. And with each passing postseason, you're left wondering if that's all he'll ever be - an all-time dynamo of wins over the course of 82, but a super-sized Tracy McGrady over the course of four playoff rounds.

The Sixers are playing on Dec. 25 again.

The Doc Rivers era in Philadelphia is over.

In a press release, the Philadelphia 76ers announced their proposal for construction of a new $1.3 Billion arena in the heart of Center City to be completed in 2031.

If the Sixers plan on making a deep playoff run, they're going to have to do it with Joel Embiid playing with a torn ligament in his thumb.