Sixers Aug 2001 Archive

• Harpring Surgery Successful

  | Aug 20, 2001

  Newest Sixer Matt Harpring, who was acquired in a trade from the Cleveland Calaviers this month, had successful surgery on Friday to remove bone spurs from his right ankle, ESPN is reporting.

• Summer soap operas keep Sixers in headlines

  | Aug 17, 2001

• Negative press hasn't hurt Sixers box office

  | Aug 13, 2001

• Hill still hurt by trade

  | Aug 11, 2001

• Heat notes

  | Aug 10, 2001

  Harvey Fialkov of the Sun-Sentinel writes about Miami's decision not to raise tickets, a possible Anthony Mason for Eric Snow swap, and Miami's signing of 2000 draft pick Ernest Brown.

• Abuse claims against McKie

  | Aug 10, 2001

  The Philadelphia Daily News reports that Aaron McKies' fiance Kianna Williams has filed a palimony suit accusing McKie of adultery, cruelty and abuse.

• Moiso dealt to 76ers

  | Aug 7, 2001

• We weren't ready for the first Allen

  | Aug 7, 2001

• Adding three to the crowd

  | Aug 7, 2001

• Sixers get their three draft choices under contract

  | Aug 7, 2001

• Sixers Sign Three Draft Picks

  | Aug 6, 2001

  The Philadelphia 76ers on Monday signed three rookie draft picks: center Samuel Dalembert of Seton Hall, forward Damone Brown of Syracuse and center Alvin Jones of Georgia Tech.

• Hard Assignment for Nets' Easygoing New Center

  | Aug 6, 2001

• King pulls off pair of deals

  | Aug 6, 2001

• Paxson's patience pays off with deal

  | Aug 5, 2001

• Mutombo letting good deeds answer questions about club

  | Aug 5, 2001

• Nets Nail Down Mac

  | Aug 4, 2001

  TMac has 34 million reasons to smile

• Nets Add Sixers' Big Mac

  | Aug 4, 2001

• Cavaliers are happy with deal, Hill isn't

  | Aug 4, 2001

  Chris Tomasson of the Akron Beacon Journal writes:

  Jim Paxson was smiling in Cleveland.

• Cleveland may not be done dealing

  | Aug 4, 2001

• Cavs, Sixers Swap Five

  | Aug 3, 2001

  Tyrone Hill goes back to Cleveland

• Nets Expect to have MacCulloch Today

  | Aug 3, 2001

  The Nets have waited patiently for the past 15 days for Todd MacCulloch to become their starting center.

• Even Pat doesn't stand as no signings take place

  | Aug 3, 2001

• Clock ticking on whether Sixers match MacCulloch offer

  | Aug 3, 2001

• Deadline Approaches For TMac

  | Aug 1, 2001

  According to the New York Post, The clock continues ticking for the Nets and the Sixers in their respective scenarios with free agent center Todd MacCulloch.