The 2012–13 Philadelphia 76ers season was the 74th season of the franchise, 64th in the National Basketball Association (NBA), and the 50th in Philadelphia. Before the start of the season the team constructed a major multiple-team trade to get All-Star center Andrew Bynum from the Los Angeles Lakers (giving up eventual 2015 NBA Finals MVP Andre Iguodala). However, Bynum missed the entire regular season due to a foot injury sustained while bowling, and would never end up playing in a Sixers uniform. They finished with a record of 34–48 and would miss the postseason in Doug Collins' third and final season as head coach.
Key dates
NBA draft
× Philadelphia acquired the draft rights to 27th pick Arnett Moultrie from the Miami Heat in exchange for the draft rights to 45th pick Justin Hamilton and a future first-round draft pick.
° Traded draft rights to Brooklyn in exchange for cash considerations.
Roster
2012-13 Philadelphia 76ers roster
Players
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Coaches
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Head coach
Assistant(s)
Legend
- (DP) Unsigned draft pick
- (FA) Free agent
- (S) Suspended
- (DL) On assignment to
D-League affiliate - Injured
Roster Updated: 2013–02–26
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Pre-season
Regular season
Standings
Game log
2012–13 game log Total: 34–48 (Home: 23–18; Road: 11–30)
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October: 1–0 (home: 1–0; road: 0–0)
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November
: 9–6 (home: 5–4; road: 4–2)
Game |
Date |
Team |
Score |
High points |
High rebounds |
High assists |
Location Attendance |
Record
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2 |
November 4 |
@ New York
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84–100
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Jrue Holiday (27)
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Evan Turner (11)
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Jrue Holiday (7)
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Madison Square Garden 19,033
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1-1
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3 |
November 5 |
New York
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88–100
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Jrue Holiday (17)
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Thaddeus Young (10)
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Jrue Holiday (8)
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Wells Fargo Center 15,783
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1–2
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4 |
November 7 |
@ New Orleans
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77–62
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Turner & Holiday (14)
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Thaddeus Young (10)
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Jrue Holiday (12)
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New Orleans Arena 12,988
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2-2
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5 |
November 9 |
@ Boston
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106–100
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Evan Turner (25)
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Evan Turner (11)
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Jrue Holiday (14)
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TD Garden 18,624
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3–2
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6 |
November 10 |
@ Toronto
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93–83
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Holiday, N. Young & T. Young (16)
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Evan Turner (12)
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Holiday & Ivey (5)
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Air Canada Centre 19,800
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4–2
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7 |
November 12 |
Milwaukee
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96–105
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Jrue Holiday (25)
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Thaddeus Young (7)
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Jrue Holiday (6)
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Wells Fargo Center 15,086
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4–3
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8 |
November 14 |
Detroit
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76–94
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Lavoy Allen (14)
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Thaddeus Young (8)
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Jrue Holiday (7)
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Wells Fargo Center 11,879
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4-4
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9 |
November 16 |
Utah
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99–93
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Jrue Holiday (26)
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Allen, Richardson & T. Young (8)
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Jrue Holiday (7)
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Wells Fargo Center 15,851
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5–4
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10 |
November 18 |
Cleveland
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86–79
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Evan Turner (19)
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Hawes & Richardson (9)
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Holiday & Turner (9)
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Wells Fargo Center 15,021
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6–4
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11 |
November 20 |
Toronto
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106–98
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Nick Young (23)
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Jrue Holiday (8)
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Jrue Holiday (12)
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Wells Fargo Center 13,965
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7–4
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12 |
November 21 |
@ Cleveland
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83–92
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Holiday & Richardson (16)
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Thaddeus Young (11)
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Evan Turner (7)
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Quicken Loans Arena 16,743
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7–5
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13 |
November 24 |
Oklahoma City
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109–116
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Thaddeus Young (29)
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Thaddeus Young (15)
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Jrue Holiday (13)
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Wells Fargo Center 19,611
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7–6
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14 |
November 25 |
Phoenix
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104–101
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Jrue Holiday (33)
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Evan Turner (9)
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Jrue Holiday (13)
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Wells Fargo Center 14,518
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8–6
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15 |
November 27 |
Dallas
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100–98
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Evan Turner (22)
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Brown & Richardson (8)
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Jrue Holiday (7)
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Wells Fargo Center 15,107
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9–6
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16 |
November 30 |
@ Charlotte
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104–98
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Evan Turner (25)
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Allen & Turner (10)
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Jrue Holiday (15)
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Time Warner Cable Arena 13202
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10–6
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December
: 4–11 (home: 3–3; road: 1–8)
Game |
Date |
Team |
Score |
High points |
High rebounds |
High assists |
Location Attendance |
Record
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17 |
December 1 |
@ Chicago
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88–93
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Jrue Holiday (23)
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Lavoy Allen (8)
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Holiday & Turner (7)
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United Center 21,607
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10–7
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18 |
December 4 |
Minnesota
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88–105
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Evan Turner (19)
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Jason Richardson (7)
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Jrue Holiday (9)
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Wells Fargo Center 13,986
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10–8
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19 |
December 7 |
Boston
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95–94 (OT)
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Evan Turner (26)
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Thaddeus Young (12)
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Evan Turner (5)
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Wells Fargo Center 17,921
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11–8
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20 |
December 8 |
@ Boston
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79–92
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Thaddeus Young (22)
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Lavoy Allen (9)
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Jrue Holiday (8)
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TD Garden 18,624
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11–9
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21 |
December 10 |
Detroit
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104–97
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Jrue Holiday (25)
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Evan Turner (11)
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Jrue Holiday (8)
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Wells Fargo Center 15,225
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12–9
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22 |
December 12 |
Chicago
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89–96
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Jrue Holiday (26)
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Spencer Hawes (10)
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Jrue Holiday (9)
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Wells Fargo Center 15,738
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12–10
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23 |
December 14 |
@ Indiana
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85–95
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Evan Turner (22)
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Evan Turner (10)
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Turner & N. Young (5)
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Bankers Life Fieldhouse 13,538
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12–11
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24 |
December 16 |
L. A. Lakers
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98–111
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Nick Young (30)
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Kwame Brown (8)
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Dorell Wright (9)
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Wells Fargo Center 20,338
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12-12
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25 |
December 18 |
@ Dallas
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100–107
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Dorell Wright (25)
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Brown, Hawes & T. Young (7)
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Maalik Wayns (9)
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American Airlines Center 20,162
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12–13
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26 |
December 19 |
@ Houston
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103–125
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Nick Young (21)
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Lavoy Allen (7)
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Dorell Wright (6)
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Toyota Center 15,266
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12–14
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27 |
December 21 |
Atlanta
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99–80
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Evan Turner (21)
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Thaddeus Young (11)
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Holiday & Richardson (7)
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Wells Fargo Center 18,061
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13–14
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28 |
December 23 |
@ Brooklyn
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92–95
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Jrue Holiday (24)
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Thaddeus Young (10)
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Jrue Holiday (9)
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Barclays Center 17,732
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13–15
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29 |
December 26 |
@ Memphis
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99–89
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Dorell Wright (28)
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Spencer Hawes (9)
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Holiday & Turner (9)
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FedExForum 16,055
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14–15
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30 |
December 28 |
@ Golden State
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89–96
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Jrue Holiday (21)
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Thaddeus Young (10)
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Jrue Holiday (10)
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Oracle Arena 19,596
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14–16
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31 |
December 29 |
@ Portland
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85–89
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Jrue Holiday (29)
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Spencer Hawes (11)
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Jrue Holiday (9)
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Rose Garden 20,569
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14–17
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January
: 5–9 (home: 4–4; road: 1–5)
Game |
Date |
Team |
Score |
High points |
High rebounds |
High assists |
Location Attendance |
Record
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32 |
January 1 |
@ L. A. Lakers
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103–99
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Jrue Holiday (26)
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Evan Turner (13)
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Jrue Holiday (10)
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Staples Center 18,997
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15–17
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33 |
January 2 |
@ Phoenix
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89–95
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Jrue Holiday (16)
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Holiday & T. Young (10)
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Jrue Holiday (10)
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US Airways Center 16,034
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15–18
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34 |
January 4 |
@ Oklahoma City
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85–109
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Nick Young (21)
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Spencer Hawes (13)
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Jrue Holiday (9)
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Chesapeake Energy Arena 18,203
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15–19
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35 |
January 5 |
@ San Antonio
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86–109
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Spencer Hawes (22)
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Jrue Holiday (8)
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Jrue Holiday (8)
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AT&T Center 18,581
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15–20
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36 |
January 8 |
Brooklyn
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89–109
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Jrue Holiday (19)
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Evan Turner (7)
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Jrue Holiday (8)
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Wells Fargo Center 16,167
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15–21
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37 |
January 9 |
@ Toronto
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72–90
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Holiday & T. Young (16)
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Spencer Hawes (9)
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Evan Turner (5)
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Air Canada Centre 15,629
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15–22
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38 |
January 12 |
Houston
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107–100
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Jrue Holiday (30)
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Thaddeus Young (12)
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Jrue Holiday (9)
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Wells Fargo Center 17,329
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16–22
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39 |
January 15 |
New Orleans
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99–111
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Jrue Holiday (29)
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Evan Turner (7)
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Jrue Holiday (11)
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Wells Fargo Center 17,304
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16–23
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40 |
January 18 |
Toronto
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108–101
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Jrue Holiday (33)
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Thaddeus Young (14)
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Jrue Holiday (14)
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Wells Fargo Center 16,574
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17–23
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41 |
January 21 |
San Antonio
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85–90
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Evan Turner (18)
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Evan Turner (12)
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Jrue Holiday (8)
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Wells Fargo Center 15,346
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17–24
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42 |
January 22 |
@ Milwaukee
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102–110
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Evan Turner (23)
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Spencer Hawes (12)
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Jrue Holiday (12)
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Bradley Center 13,080
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17–25
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43 |
January 26 |
New York
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97–80
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Jrue Holiday (35)
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Evan Turner (6)
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Jrue Holiday (6)
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Wells Fargo Center 20,540
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18–25
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44 |
January 28 |
Memphis
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100–103
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Evan Turner (27)
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Thaddeus Young (7)
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Jrue Holiday (10)
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Wells Fargo Center 15,448
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18–26
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45 |
January 30 |
Washington
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92–84
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Jrue Holiday (21)
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Spencer Hawes (11)
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Jrue Holiday (6)
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Wells Fargo Center 15,101
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19–26
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February
: 3–8 (home: 3–4; road: 0–4)
Game |
Date |
Team |
Score |
High points |
High rebounds |
High assists |
Location Attendance |
Record
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46 |
February 1 |
Sacramento
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89–80
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Thaddeus Young (23)
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Thaddeus Young (15)
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Jrue Holiday (7)
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Wells Fargo Center 17,927
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20–26
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47 |
February 4 |
Orlando
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78–61
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Spencer Hawes (21)
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Spencer Hawes (14)
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Jrue Holiday (14)
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Wells Fargo Center 14,630
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21–26
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48 |
February 6 |
Indiana
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69–88
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Jrue Holiday (19)
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Spencer Hawes (10)
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Holiday & Turner (4)
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Wells Fargo Center 15,299
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21–27
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49 |
February 9 |
Charlotte
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87–76
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Jrue Holiday (20)
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Lavoy Allen (22)
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Jrue Holiday (7)
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Wells Fargo Center 15,048
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22–27
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50 |
February 11 |
L. A. Clippers
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90–107
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Nick Young (29)
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Spencer Hawes (10)
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Jrue Holiday (9)
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Wells Fargo Center 17,550
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22–28
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51 |
February 13 |
@ Milwaukee
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92–94
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Evan Turner (20)
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Spencer Hawes (9)
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Jrue Holiday (12)
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Bradley Center 15,114
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22–29
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All-Star Break
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52 |
February 20 |
@ Minnesota
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87–94
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Evan Turner (17)
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Spencer Hawes (8)
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Jrue Holiday (5)
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Target Center 14,439
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22–30
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53 |
February 23 |
Miami
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90–114
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Jrue Holiday (21)
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Evan Turner (7)
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Jrue Holiday (6)
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Wells Fargo Center 20,665
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22–31
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54 |
February 24 |
@ New York
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93–99
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Jrue Holiday (30)
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Nick Young (10)
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Evan Turner (8)
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Madison Square Garden 19,033
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22–32
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55 |
February 26 |
Orlando
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84–98
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Pargo & Wilkins (14)
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Thaddeus Young (10)
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Jrue Holiday (10)
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Wells Fargo Center 18,432
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22–33
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56 |
February 28 |
@ Chicago
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82–93
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Jrue Holiday (22)
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Spencer Hawes (15)
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Evan Turner (4)
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United Center 21,576
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22–34
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March
: 8–9 (home: 6–2; road: 2–7)
Game |
Date |
Team |
Score |
High points |
High rebounds |
High assists |
Location Attendance |
Record
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57 |
March 2 |
Golden State
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104–97
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Jrue Holiday (27)
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Thaddeus Young (16)
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Evan Turner (9)
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Wells Fargo Center 17,929
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23–34
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58 |
March 3 |
@ Washington
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87–90
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Dorell Wright (15)
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Spencer Hawes (11)
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Jrue Holiday (6)
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Verizon Center 17,370
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23–35
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59 |
March 5 |
Boston
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101–109
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Thaddeus Young (19)
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Thaddeus Young (10)
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Jrue Holiday (10)
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Wells Fargo Center 16,189
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23–36
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60 |
March 6 |
@ Atlanta
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96–107
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Damien Wilkins (21)
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Spencer Hawes (11)
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Jrue Holiday (12)
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Philips Arena 13,018
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23–37
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61 |
March 8 |
@ Miami
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93–102
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Thaddeus Young (25)
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Spencer Hawes (10)
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Jrue Holiday (13)
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American Airlines Arena 20,029
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23–38
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62 |
March 10 |
@ Orlando
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91–99
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Thaddeus Young (26)
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Thaddeus Young (12)
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Jrue Holiday (8)
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Amway Center 16,317
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23–39
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63 |
March 11 |
Brooklyn
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106–97
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Spencer Hawes (24)
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Thaddeus Young (10)
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Jrue Holiday (11)
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Wells Fargo Center 16,789
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24–39
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64 |
March 13 |
Miami
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94–98
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Thaddeus Young (24)
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Thaddeus Young (15)
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Jrue Holiday (7)
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Wells Fargo Center 20,398
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24–40
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65 |
March 16 |
Indiana
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98–91
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Jrue Holiday (27)
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Spencer Hawes (16)
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Jrue Holiday (12)
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Wells Fargo Center 18,587
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25–40
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66 |
March 18 |
Portland
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101–100
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Jrue Holiday (27)
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Spencer Hawes (13)
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Damien Wilkins (6)
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Wells Fargo Center 15,623
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26–40
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67 |
March 20 |
@ L. A. Clippers
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72–101
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Spencer Hawes (16)
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Thaddeus Young (8)
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Spencer Hawes (7)
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Staples Center 19,187
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26–41
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68 |
March 21 |
@ Denver
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100–101
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Damien Wilkins (24)
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Spencer Hawes (12)
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Jrue Holiday (15)
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Pepsi Center 19,155
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26–42
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69 |
March 24 |
@ Sacramento
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117–103
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Dorell Wright (22)
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Spencer Hawes, Jrue Holiday (10)
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Evan Turner (8)
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Power Balance Pavilion 14,647
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27–42
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70 |
March 25 |
@ Utah
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91–107
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Dorell Wright (19)
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Spencer Hawes, Lavoy Allen, Arnett Moultrie (8)
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Dorell Wright (4)
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EnergySolutions Arena 17,336
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27–43
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71 |
March 27 |
Milwaukee
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100–92
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Damien Wilkins, Jrue Holiday (18)
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Spencer Hawes (17)
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Jrue Holiday (6)
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Wells Fargo Center 16,640
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28–43
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72 |
March 29 |
@ Cleveland
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97–87
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Evan Turner (23)
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Evan Turner (13)
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Damien Wilkins & Jrue Holiday (6)
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Quicken Loans Arena 17,324
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29–43
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73 |
March 30 |
Charlotte
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100–92
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Evan Turner (22)
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Thaddeus Young (10)
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Jrue Holiday (9)
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Wells Fargo Center 16,764
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30–43
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April
: 4–5 (home: 1–1; road: 3–4)
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2012–13 season schedule
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Player statistics
Regular season
- † Denotes player spent time with another team in the season. Stats reflect time with the 76ers only.
Notable Transactions
Additions
Subtractions
References
- ^ Stein, Mark (July 6, 2012). "Nick Young Agrees with 76ers". ESPN.com. Retrieved August 11, 2012.
- ^ Associated Press (July 10, 2012). "Report: 76ers Acquire Dorell Wright". ESPN.com. Retrieved August 11, 2012.
- ^ Associated Press (July 13, 2012). "76ers to add Kwame Brown". ESPN.com. Retrieved August 11, 2012.
- ^ Mitchell, John (July 27, 2012). "Ivey signs for Veteran's Minimum". Philly.com. Retrieved August 11, 2012.
- ^ a b c d Arash, Markazi (August 11, 2012). "Dwight Howard headed to Lakers". ESPN.com. Retrieved August 11, 2012.
- ^ "Mavs win bid for Brand off amnesty". Sports Illustrated. July 13, 2012. Archived from the original on July 16, 2012. Retrieved July 14, 2012.
- ^ Windhorst, Brian (July 10, 2012). "Source: Lou Williams, Hawks Agree". ESPN.com. Retrieved August 11, 2012.
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