 The City 6 College Basketball Report
Cunningham, Nivins get picked; Christmas on summer roster In the second round of the 2009 NBA Draft, former Villanova forward Dante Cunnigham was selected thirty-third overall in the second round by the Portland Trailblazers and former Saint Joseph’s center Ahmad Nivins was selected fifty-sixth overall by the Dallas Mavericks. Former Temple standout Dionte Christmas...Click here to read more...  Ari Bluestein: Does Anyone Remember Pat Burrell???When you see the statistics of eight home runs, 21 runs-batted-in and a batting average of .360 compared to one homer, eight RBIs and an average of .254, it’s really easy to say the former line is much better. To identify the names behind these stats, current Philadelphia Phillies left-fielder Raul Ibanez....Click here to read more...  Greg Coleman: Eagles 2009 Draft Grades1st round: Jeremy Maclin - while Maclin is certainly a top ten draft talent and a steal at pick 19, he is still a rookie wide receiver who is playing for the Philadelphia Eagles. And as we have all seen in the past, Andy Reid rarely trusts his young wide receivers with his playbook. If history is an indication....Click here to read more... Greg Coleman: The Ten Worst Draft Picks In Eagles HistoryDepending on what year that you actually paid attention to it, the NFL draft for Philadelphia Eagles could either have been good, bad or disastrous. Considering their recent draft history of trading out of the first-round and drafting defensive lineman who never seemed to “pan out,” it would be easy to think that their draft history couldn’t get any worse, right? Wrong.....Click here to read more...
 Greg Coleman: Sunday's Game Versus The Giants, Through A Fan's EyesOk, so you’re an Eagles fan, sitting in a pub, sipping a beer (or some non-alcoholic drink), while watching your beloved Philadelphia Eagles play against the New York Giants, in a game that the Eagles desperately needed. You’re beginning to wonder if Andy Reid has actually been listening to you, the fan....Click here to read more...  Pat Gallen: ThinkSixers.comIt’s true, Andre Miller and Andre Iguodala are the clear-cut, no-brainer, leaders of this team. Miller sets the pace, Iguodala runs in it. But lately, it’s become a theme that these two guys take over the game. And in some situations, there isn’t anything wrong with that. But in this case, it usually means the rest of the team is out of sync.....Click here to read more...
The firing of a head coach is often done in an attempt to give a team a shot of life. Letting the leader leave after just a few games is not always the most logical way to handle an underachieving group of players. Often, it is not the fault of said coach, but the error of the men on the court. Recent Articles: Billy King Firing Was Long Overdue Ari Bluestein: Does Anyone Remember Pat Burrell???When you see the statistics of seven home runs, 17 runs-batted-in and a batting average of .359 compared to one homer, eight RBIs and an average of .254, it’s really easy to say the former line is much better. To identify the names behind these stats, current Philadelphia Phillies left-fielder Raul Ibanez....Click here to read more...  Greg Coleman: Philadelphia Mourns The Loss Of An Old FriendFor most of us, when we tuned in for a Phillies game, we expected to simply hear a baseball game, but we got much more than that. When Mike Schmidt hit home run number 500, he made us jump out of our seats.....Click here to read more...  Pat Gallen: Starting Spring Early; The Cole Hamels InterviewAfter my interview with Heidi Hamels that covered such topics as her new business venture and life as the wife of an MVP, her husband Cole joined me over the phone as they traveled to Clearwater, Florida. And while we did not talk about his labeling of the Mets as “choke artists,” we did touch on his off-season routine and the loss of Pat Burrell....Click here to read more...  Weekly Flyers Report With Dave KaiserSeven games to go, and there are no guarantees for the Philadelphia Flyers. Not even the playoffs. Granted, it would take a collapse on par with the 2007 and 2008 New York Mets for the orange-and-black to miss the playoffs....Click here to read more...  Dave Kaiser: A Look At The 2008 FlyersHigh hopes is a good catch phrase to describe the feeling surrounding the 2008-09 season for the Philadelphia Flyers, after advancing to the NHL’s final four last year. The Flyers were bounced from the Eastern Conference Finals by Pittsburgh Penguins team that was better than Philly in almost every facet of the game....Click here to read more... Recent Articles: Dave Kaiser: Richards And Carter; Same Draft, Different Paths The 2003 NHL Entry draft has been very good to the Philadelphia Flyers. That year, the Flyers had two first round selections and received heavy praise for their picks in that first round - Jeff Carter and Mike Richards. Three other players from that draft have also seen time with the Flyers - forwards Stefan Ruzika and Ryan Potulny, as well as defenseman Alexander Picard. But it has been the two first rounders - Carter and Richards - that have garnered most of the attention for the Flyers since that draft day...Click here to read more... 
James "Big Game Jay" McCormick: 2009 NBA Playoffs Preview: Eastern Conference
Best Team in the Conference – Cleveland Cavaliers
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