Evan Turner wanted the Chicago Bulls for the first round of the Eastern Conference playoffs. He says it allows his Philadelphia 76ers to “dodge the tougher team.” Well, Evan – who later backtracked by saying he meant no disrespect – sometimes you should be careful of what you wish for

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Ben Gordon #8 of the Detroit Pistons shoots a jump shot during the game between the Pistons and the Philadelphia 76ers on April 26, 2012 at The Palace of Auburn Hills. (Credit: Allen Einstein/NBAE via Getty Images) AUBURN HILLS (AP) – Ben Gordon came into the Detroit Pistons’ season finale with one goal in mind: He wanted to help his teammates send Ben Wallace off in style

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AUBURN HILLS, Mich. (AP) — Ben Gordon came into the Detroit Pistons’ season finale with one goal in mind: He wanted to help his teammates send Ben Wallace off in style.

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AUBURN HILLS, Mich.

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AUBURN HILLS, Mich.

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MILWAUKEE — What only a week ago was supposed to be a critical game between the Milwaukee Bucks and Philadelphia 76ers on Wednesday night was instead a rather meaningless one. With the 76ers having already nudged out the Bucks for the eighth and final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference, neither team had much at stake in the Bradley Center. But despite using patched-up starting lineups, both teams played a surprisingly competitive and entertaining game

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With the Philadelphia 76ers closing in on a playoff spot, the timing of a tweet from one of the owners is pretty interesting. Adam Aron, the CEO and co-owner of the team, has dropped some major hints that the team isn’t content with the way they played in the second half of the season. Aron acknowledged the frustrations of the fans by saying that the status quo isn’t acceptable given the second half slide

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With the Philadelphia 76ers closing in on a playoff spot, the timing of a tweet from one of the owners is pretty interesting. Adam Aron, the CEO and co-owner of the team, has dropped some major hints that the team isn’t content with the way they played in the second half of the season

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The Philadelphia 76ers are fighting to remain in the playoff picture and right now are in line to finish seventh or eighth in the Eastern Conference. If that happens, they would face the Miami Heat or Chicago Bulls in the first round. Seeing that the 76ers would have little to no chance of winning a playoff series against either of those teams, some fans in Philadelphia are wondering if the team would be better off missing the playoffs.

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The Philadelphia 76ers last faced the Orlando Magic on April 7 when the Magic were imploding. But Sixers fans like myself were left disappointed when Orlando still pulled through and snapped a five-game losing streak at Philadelphia’s expense.

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The Philadelphia 76ers have to capitalize on as many breaks from their schedule as possible.

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Coming off of convincing wins against the Indiana Pacers and Philadelphia 76ers, the Boston Celtics will look to keep up their momentum as they face the Miami Heat on April 10. Going into the beginning of April, the Celtics faced a difficult seven-game stretch that included matchups against the Miami Heat twice, San Antonio Spurs, Chicago Bulls, Atlanta Hawks, and the two aforementioned teams.

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The Philadelphia 76ers suffered another disappointing loss. This one wasn’t even close as the Boston Celtics whipped them 103-79 on Sunday in a key game for both teams

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The Philadelphia 76ers were in first place for much of the season. Then Sixers fans like myself saw the Boston Celtics climbing closer to first until they overtook us, making the Celtics our top concern. Yet we still watched the New York Knicks closely, on the off chance that they finally got stable enough to overtake the Sixers.

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