Tuesday, January 17, 2012

The Sixers are on Fire


Iggy is leading the team.
One word.

WOW.

I expected this team to be good, but I will be honest, not this good. 10-3 is a tremendous start to this season.

Perhaps the most impressive thing about the record, is that 6 of those wins are wins of 20 or more points. I think people are finally starting to recognize the Sixers.

Good.

I see this team being a title contender for years to come. If we could land a star, I think we could be title favorites.

Dwight Howard, anyone?

Thursday, January 12, 2012

Melo-n head


Gangsta fo life. (Thanks, TMZ.)
 The most arrogant player in the NBA. Anyone can get 22 points if they take 50 shots.

The Sixers WILL be back for revenge, and they will get it.

Watch out New York.

Wednesday, January 11, 2012

76ers Say Whaaaa?

Jrue Holiday is having a breakout season.
The Sixers are first in their division. Finally, something to cheer about. They're off to a 7-2 start, all the while crushing their opponents. They've won six straight.

This team is the definition of a team. It's always a collective effort. One night the star will be Iggy, and the next it will be Holiday. Even Evan Turner is making his minutes worth while, averaging 10 points per game and 6.2 boards per game.

That's impressive for a SG coming off the bench.

The Sixers are first in points allowed per game, and third in points per game. They also are seventh in assists per game, and second in rebounds per game.

What does all this mean? Well, for now, a first place spot in the Atlantic Division.

Let's just hope they can keep this up all year, especially into the playoffs.

Friday, January 6, 2012

The End.

Too little, too late.
It's over. It's finally over. After a strong finish, the Eagles' season is done.

It was a season of pretty much all lows, with very few highs. It was disappointing to say the least. This was one miserable season. All we can do now is look forward to the offseason.

First off, let's all hope Vince Young and Ronnie Brown are not resigned. They're both terrible. Next, let's trade Asante Samuel. He's overpaid and doesn't deserve his contract. I'm sure we'll sign an, old irrelevant linebacker and offensive lineman too. But the main goal?

Keep DeSean Jackson. At all costs.

Seriously, I don't care if it was a down year, do whatever it takes to get him back. At the very least, franchise tag him. That way we could at least trade him and get something for him. A late draft pick is better than nothing. Bu

However, I think we will resign him.