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76ers Get Win in Phoenix For First Time in Six Years

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Sixers Beat Shaq & The Suns in PHX
Published 3/2/2008 by Enrico at The700Level.com - Philly Sports & Minutiae
How 'bout them Sixers?  They went out on the road last night and beat The Big Cactus and the Phoenix Suns 119-114.  Iguodala hit a half court shot to end the third and he saw it the whole way: "The funny thing is I knew it was in.  I put my hands up before it went in."  It was the first time the Sixers won in Phoenix in six years. You can watch ESPN highlights of the game here.  The Sixers are an impressive 9-3 in their last 12 games.  Next up for them are the Los Angeles Clippers in the city of angels on Monday. In this photo, Reggie Evans shows what it feels ...

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Melting Suns

WithMalice posted 3/2/2008 from with-malice.com

I can’t help but be a little tentative over Phoenix post their loss to Philadelphia. That makes 4 losses in 6 games. 2 of those losses were against possible opponents in the Western Conference playoffs (LA and New Orleans), and 2 losses were blowouts (Detroit & New Orleans)...
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Sixers Sink Suns 119 - 114

FanHouse found this 3/2/2008 on www.brightsideofthesun.com

Hellooooo! Is anyone there? Is the bandwagon empty? Maybe not quite yet. I'm past mad or sad or frustrated. I am Clippers fan. I now expect our team to lose when they take the court. I have adjusted to low expectations. For those not here yet, I ...
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Day 124 of 170: Revenge of the Nerds

Patrick posted 3/2/2008 from givemetherock.com

The Biggest Loser: The Phoenix Suns. In the most obvious development since five-cent beer night in Cleveland, the Shaq trade has not worked out so well for the Suns (who are now 2-4 with him). Shaq (2.8), who was supposed to be rejuvenated playing in the West on a championship caliber team, plodded along to 8 points and 7 rebounds (with 4 turnovers) in the Suns latest 119-114 loss to the Sixers.
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Surging Sixers down Suns

Enriquefed posted 3/2/2008 from allthingsphillysports.blogspot.com

The Sixers playoff push continues. Winning their 9th game in 12 tries, the Sixers went on the road and beat the Phoenix Suns 119-114. It was the first time in six years that the Sixers won in Pheonix. The win pushes the Sixers into the 7th spot in the Eastern Conference.
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Suns lose at home to Sixers. Is it time to worry?

bobman024 posted 3/3/2008 from azsportshub.com

Andre Igoudala scored 32 points and led the Sixers to victory over the Suns, 119-114, their first win in Phoenix in six year. Philadelphia also got 25 points and 13 assists from PG Andre Miller. The Sixers are running a hot streak (winning 9 of their last 12) but a team averaging 95.1 points per game was allowed to shot 58 percent from the field and score 119 by a poor Suns defense.
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