Mark Bartelstein, the agent for Sixers unrestricted free agent forward Alan Henderson, said the lines of communication remained open between the parties. "We're still talking, but there is nothing further to report," Bartelstein said.
A veteran of 12 NBA seasons, Henderson appeared in 38 games during two stints last season for the Sixers. He is valued as an outstanding presence in the locker room and a mentor for the many young players.
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Jul 31, 2007 10:39 AM EST
Samuel Dalembert still hasn't received confirmation on whether he will be eligible to compete this summer for the Canadian national team, although the 76ers center is expected to represent Canada.
"We've heard nothing yet. However, we are very optimistic," Leo Rautins, the former Sixer and current Canadian national team coach, said in an e-mail.
Dalembert's agent, Marc Cornstein, had a similar reaction. "I have been given every indication he'll play for the Canadian national team," Cornstein said by phone.
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Jul 28, 2007 10:52 AM EST
Coach Maurice Cheeks sees rising 76ers star Andre Iguodala "going up the ladder." The latest rung involves landing a berth among eight to 10 young NBA players invited to practice and scrimmage with the U.S. national team before next month's Olympic qualifying tournament in Las Vegas.
Cheeks, in California, became aware of that development yesterday.
Jerry Colangelo, managing director of the national team, confirmed Iguodala's acceptance Wednesday. According to published reports, others who were tendered invitations include Al Jefferson, Boston; Devin Harris, Dallas; Monta Ellis, Golden State; and David Lee, New York. Portland's Brandon Roy might not be able to participate because of a scheduling conflict.
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Sixers Jul 2007 Archive
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Philadelphia Inquirer | Jul 27, 2007
Andre Iguodala has caught the attention of USA Basketball.
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Philadelphia Daily News | Jul 23, 2007
A 76ers game that former NBA referee Tim Donaghy worked in January fits the profile of what investigators might be looking for, sport-betting experts told the New York Times.
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Philadelphia Daily News | Jul 16, 2007
There was no on-the-record confirmation, but it appears that Sixers center Samuel Dalembert is on the verge of being granted eligibility to play for Canada in the pre-Olympic qualifying tournament next month in Las Vegas.
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Philadelphia Inquirer | Jul 14, 2007
The 76ers lost out on their top off-season priority Friday night, with free-agent forward Joe Smith agreeing to a two-year, $10 million deal with the Chicago Bulls, according to David Aldridge of the Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Chicago Tribune | Jul 14, 2007
League sources confirmed the Bulls reached agreement on a two-year contract with Joe Smith late Friday
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Chicago Tribune | Jul 12, 2007
Nobody seems to want to set the market for the big men the Bulls are in the hunt for - Joe Smith, Chris Mihm and Mikki Moore - a holding pattern that has a limit.
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Chicago Tribune | Jul 12, 2007
The Bulls' search for a veteran big man remains limited to Joe Smith, Mikki Moore and Chris Mihm, the Chicago Tribune is reporting.
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RealGM Staff Report | Jul 11, 2007
Philadelphia 76ers President Billy King announced today that the team has signed rookie first round picks Thaddeus Young and Jason Smith.
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Philadelphia Daily News | Jul 10, 2007
With tomorrow the first day teams can sign free agents, Sixers GM Billy King confirmed via the team's public-relations department that he has spoken with Darko Milicic, an unrestricted free agent who appeared in 80 games last season with the Orlando Magic, and Milicic's agent, Marc Cornstein.
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Philadelphia Inquirer | Jul 10, 2007
The Sixers still have their sights on re-signing forward Joe Smith, an unrestricted free agent, the Philadelphia Inquirer is reporting.
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ESPN | Jul 9, 2007
A federal jury awarded $260,000 on Monday to one of two men who sued NBA star Allen Iverson after they said they were beaten by his entourage at a Washington nightclub in 2005.
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The Philadelphia Inquirer | Jul 9, 2007
Could the 76ers be on the market again? No, says Peter Luukko, the president of Comcast-Spectacor, which owns the team.
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New York Post | Jul 9, 2007
Mikki Moore and the New Jersey Nets have indicated a desire to keep their relationship going, according to the New York Post, but so far nothing much is happening.
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Philadelphia Inquirer | Jul 8, 2007
The first week of free agency - the negotiating period began last Sunday - hasn't gone all that badly from the Sixers' perspective.
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Philadelphia Inquirer | Jul 7, 2007
Philadelphia's Louis Amundson is drawing some attention after scoring 16 points and grabbing 11 rebounds in yesterday's summer league game against San Antonio.
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Philadelphia Inquirer | Jul 6, 2007
The Sixers aren't pinning all their hopes on Joe Smith or Darko Milicic, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Chicago Tribune | Jul 6, 2007
Joe Smith flew into Chicago from Phoenix to meet with the Bulls coaching staff and GM John Paxson at the Berto Center on Thursday, the Chicago Tribune is reporting.
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ESPN | Jul 5, 2007
A federal jury began deliberations Thursday in a $20 million lawsuit against Denver Nuggets guard Allen Iverson over a 2005 nightclub fight, a brawl two men say was sparked by Iverson's entourage but which the NBA player testified he had no role in.
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Philadelphia Inquirer | Jul 5, 2007
Now that Darko Milicic appears to be available, are the Sixers interested?
The answer, senior vice president of basketball operations/assistant general manager Tony DiLeo confirmed yesterday, is that they will investigate, saying, "It's our job to be interested.
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Philadelphia Daily News | Jul 2, 2007
Billy King tried to acquire Joe Smith for the 76ers from the Milwaukee Bucks after the 2005-06 season.
