Here's the link to Kate's post. You all should read her column frequently anyway because shes played professional basketball so has a better perspective on all the intricate parts of the game (even if its womens-ask juwanna man), and speaks personally with many of the players.

http://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/deep-sixer/That_Half-Court_Heave.html

Heres Iguodala's quote in particular "There were so many things that went on in a small amount of time for that shot to be good. It seems like that's the way the season's been going. We did what we needed to do tonight." Miller also had a similar remark.

They clearly didn't do what there needed.

As 2 of the more veteran players on the team and clearly the 2 leaders on the team, it just goes to show, along with the constant complaining to the refs, how immature this team is. That is a huge, huge problem.

Just by how he plays, I'd say Speights is the most mature player on this roster. Out of everyone I would also say he is the only true winner on this team (the anti-Elton Brand if you will, even if he mostly played on the Clips). That is no doubt influenced by Billy Donovan and the back to back 'ships he witnessed on the bench and as a recruit. Literally every time he misses a shot he comes back on the other end and gets a block. Every time his man scores on him, he comes back on offense and makes a jumphook or his signature elbow J.

He was just hired as an assistant coach for the 11-30 Memphis Grizzlies after Avery Johnson turned down a head coach offer.

Im sure all of you have heard that Iavoroni was fired, but who expected Cheeks to be hired as an assistent. Well, whatever.

What was the Sixers' record last year when they turned it around...

Can Maurice Cheeks help create some magic one more time...

Just kidding, the Grizz play in the west and may already be eliminated from contention