We're going back, way back for this video on 76ers day. Wilt Chamberlain, Hal Greer, Chet Walker, and Billy Cunningham led a stacked 76ers squad in 1976 en route to the NBA crown. This Sixers team kicked off the season with a 46-4 record and finished with the best record at 68-13. In the playoffs, […]

When the Philadelphia 76ers traded away Allen Iverson to the Denver Nuggets in 2006, “The Answer” left behind the City of Brotherly Love and essentially turned over the franchise to the new A.I. in Philly: Andre Iguodala. Just two years into his pro career at that point, Iguodala blossomed into an NBA All-Star and Olympian […]

Believe it or not, the NBA's regular season is six weeks away. To get you ready, Crossover Chronicles will be profiling a team each day for the next six weeks. This week is the Atlantic Division. Today is the Philadelphia 76ers 2011-12 Record: 35-31, lost second round Key Losses: Andre Iguodala (trade to Denver), Louis Williams […]

We close out our preview of the Pacific Division by asking the Crossover Chronicles writers their thoughts on the big questions facing the pacific Division. 1. What is the biggest obstacle for the Lakers to overcome and win a championship this year? Brendan Bowers: Dwight Howard's health. If Dwight plays 65+ regular season games the Lakers […]

Winning is not typically associated with the Clippers. The franchise has an overall winning percentage of .367 and has eight total playoff appearances — which includes its time in Buffalo and San Diego. The Clippers have made back-to-back playoff appearances just once in 27 years in Los Angeles. Where the Clippers are right now is […]

Kevin Love laid down the gauntlet for David Kahn and the Timberwolves earlier this summer. He let it get out to the public that he would consider heading elsewhere if Minnesota did not make a move that would get it to the Playoffs. As he met with the media earlier this week, Love said he […]

For the majority of the Los Angeles Clippers' franchise history, "laughing stock" was the phrase that best described the team. From failed draft picks, bad trades, a penny-pinch (and an allegedly racist) owner to long playoff appearance droughts, there is no doubt the Clippers have been, for the most part, been a fail. But things […]

Believe it or not, the NBA's regular season is six weeks away. To get you ready, Crossover Chronicles will be profiling a team each day for the next six weeks. This week is the Pacific Division. Today is the Sacramento Kings. 2011-12 Record: 40-26, lost second round Key Losses: Mo Williams (traded to Utah), Randy Foye (signed […]

The Brooklyn Nets clearly want everything to be new and flashy as they make their debut under the bright lights of the Big Apple, and that includes the entertainment. The Nets’ dancers, the “Brooklynettes,” unveiled their new uniforms for the upcoming season, and they are definitely going to make a splash. “This isn’t palm trees […]

There are a lot of unknowns about the Sacramento Kings with training camp set to open, and we are talking about more than just the mystery that surrounds their arena issue. Can Tyreke Evans reclaim his game after falling off last season? Is DeMarcus Cousins ready to take his abilities to the next level in […]

The Sacramento Kings may be going through some dark days in their franchise but it was not too long ago they were among the best in the NBA. They had flash, defense, were the "run-and-gun" Suns before the Suns were run-and-gun. They sported some of the best players in the league back then such as […]

There are a lot of words that can be used to describe the Sacramento Kings' arena situation. Being in Sacramento, I have used a lot of words, some of them fit to print on this site and some that are not.  If I had to choose one word over all the others, it would probably […]