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Sixers Clinch Playoff Spot
``I feel like myself and my teammates, we are a playoff team,'' Iverson said. ``We believed that all year. We believed in each other. We stuck with each other in good times and bad times and we never pointed fingers at each other.'' The Sixers could still get the 6th seed if they win their final game and the Pacers lose their final game. ``We had to act like we wanted to get in,'' Iverson said. ``We had to play this game as hard as we could. I was telling my teammates `After this game, you should really be tired because you should leave everything out there.' This game had a lot on the line.'' Philadelphia 76ers, Milwaukee Bucks Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Ford Practices For The First Time In 14 MonthsAfter bruising his spinal cord almost 14 months ago, Bucks guard TJ Ford has finally been cleared to resume basketball. "I was excited to finally be able to touch a basketball -- with permission," Ford said. For still has a long way to go and in six weeks he will undergo another battery of tests that will hopefully give him clearance for contact workouts. "It was a big sigh of relief. But at the same time, I understand how much work I have to put in," Ford said. "I didn't lose anything," he said. "I didn't lose my game." Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets T.J. Ford To Begin Light Workout RoutineIt is going to be a while before Bucks’ point guard T.J. Ford will be able to return to the lineup, however he is now allowed to begin basketball-related activities such as running, shooting and light weight work. Ford suffered a neck injury back in November 2003 which required a cervical spine surgery. He has not played or even worked out since his injury. "He's on the road," said coach Terry Porter. "Before he was on the side of the road but now he's back on it. There's some good news. We don't know (for sure about his future) because of all the uncertainty. But we've got to crawl before we can walk." Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Bucks Apr 2005 Archive
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Allen Iverson had 39 points and 12 assists, while Kyle Korver scored 19 points to lead the 76ers back into the playoffs for the first time in two years with a 122-106 victory over the Milwaukee Bucks on Monday night.