2012–13 Philadelphia 76ers season

Philadelphia 76ers
Industry	Professional basketball
Founded	1946; 80 years ago
Headquarters	Philadelphia, United States
Key people	Doug Collins (head coach)
Products	Basketball team
Website	www.nba.com/sixers/roster/

The 2012–13 Philadelphia 76ers campaign represented the franchise's 74th year overall, its 64th competing in the National Basketball Association (NBA), and its 50th season based in Philadelphia. Before the season commenced, the organization completed a notable multi-team trade to bring in All-Star center Andrew Bynum from the Los Angeles Lakers, parting ways with future 2015 NBA Finals MVP Andre Iguodala. Unfortunately, Bynum was sidelined for the entire regular season due to a foot injury incurred off the court and did not appear in any games for the Sixers. Under head coach Doug Collins, in his third and concluding season, the team ended with a 34–48 record, falling short of a playoff berth.

Key dates

June 28: The 2012 NBA draft took place at the Prudential Center located in Newark, New Jersey.

NBA draft

Round	Pick	Player	Position	Nationality	College
1	15	Maurice Harkless	SF	File:Flag of the United States.svg United States	St. John's
2	45	Justin Hamilton (rights traded to Miami Heat)^×	C	File:Flag of the United States.svg United States	LSU
2	54	Tornike Shengelia (Acquired from Memphis Grizzlies, rights traded to Brooklyn Nets)^°	PF	Template:GEO	Spirou Charleroi (Belgium)

^× The Sixers obtained draft rights to the 27th selection Arnett Moultrie from Miami in exchange for the rights to pick number 45, Justin Hamilton, along with a future first-round draft choice.
^° Draft rights were transferred to Brooklyn in return for cash considerations.

Roster

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Doug Collins

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Kevin N. Johnson
Scott Faust

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(DL) Assigned to D-League affiliate

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Pre-season

1	October 11	@ Orlando	Jrue Holiday (27)	Lavoy Allen (8)	Maalik Wayns (6)	Amway Center 18,106	1–0
2	October 13	Brooklyn	Nick Young (21)	Lavoy Allen (8)	Jrue Holiday (9)	Boardwalk Hall 6,887	1–1
3	October 15	Boston	Spencer Hawes (17)	Spencer Hawes (8)	Maalik Wayns (8)	Wells Fargo Center 8,483	2–1
4	October 17	Cleveland	Nick Young, Maalik Wayns (19)	Lavoy Allen (11)	Spencer Hawes (7)	Wells Fargo Center 8,170	3–1
5	October 19	@ Brooklyn	Thaddeus Young (24)	Dorell Wright (11)	Jrue Holiday (12)	Barclays Center 13,270	4–1
6	October 21	@ Boston	Dorell Wright (20)	Jrue Holiday, Nick Young (6)	Jrue Holiday (5)	TD Garden 18,624	5–1
7	October 22	New York	Jason Richardson (23)	Lavoy Allen (13)	Jason Richardson (6)	Carrier Dome 8,831	6–1

Game log

5 || November 10 || @ Toronto Raptors Evan Turner (12) Jrue Holiday & Royal Ivey (5) Air Canada Centre
19,800 4–2 7 || November 12 || Milwaukee Bucks Jrue Holiday (25) Thaddeus Young (7) Jrue Holiday (6) Wells Fargo Center
15,086 4–3 8 || November 14 || Detroit Pistons Lavoy Allen (14) Thaddeus Young (8) Jrue Holiday (7) Wells Fargo Center
11,879 4-4 9 || November 16 || Utah Jazz Jrue Holiday (26) Lavoy Allen, Jason Richardson & Thaddeus Young (8) Jrue Holiday (7) Wells Fargo Center
15,851 5–4 10 || November 18 || Cleveland Cavaliers Evan Turner (19) Spencer Hawes & Jason Richardson (9) Jrue Holiday & Evan Turner (9) Wells Fargo Center
15,021 6–4

1	October 31	Denver Nuggets	Spencer Hawes (16)	Spencer Hawes (12)	Jrue Holiday (11)	Wells Fargo Center 19,101	1–0
2	November 4	@New York Knicks	Jrue Holiday (27)	Evan Turner (11)	Jrue Holiday (7)	Madison Square Garden 19,033	1-1
3	November 5	New York Knicks	Jrue Holiday (17)	Thaddeus Young (10)	Jrue Holiday (8)	Wells Fargo Center 15,783	1–2
4	November 7	@New Orleans Hornets	Evan Turner, Jrue Holiday (14)	Thaddeus Young (10)	Jrue Holiday (12)	New Orleans Arena 12,988	2-2
5	November 9	@Boston Celtics			TD Garden 18,624	3–2

Regular season

Player	GP	GS	MPG	FG%	3P%	FT%	RPG	APG	SPG	BPG	PPG
Template:Sortname	82	82	35.3	.419	.365	.740	6.3	4.3	.9	.2	13.3
Template:Sortname	82	40	27.2	.464	.356	.777	7.2	2.2	.3	1.4	11.0
Template:Sortname	79	37	21.1	.454	.000	.717	5.0	.9	.3	.7	5.8
Template:Sortname	79	8	22.6	.396	.374	.851	3.8	1.9	.8	.4	9.2
Template:Sortname	78	78	37.5	.431	.368	.752	4.2	8.0	1.6	.4	17.7
Template:Sortname	76	76	34.6	.531	.125	.574	7.5	1.6	1.8	.7	14.8
Template:Sortname	61	21	18.0	.459	.333	.743	1.7	1.5	.6	.3	6.4
Template:Sortname	59	17	23.9	.413	.357	.820	2.2	1.4	.6	.2	10.6
Template:Sortname	53	5	13.2	.431	.420	.563	1.1	.6	.4	.1	3.2
Template:Sortname	47	0	11.5	.582	.643	3.1	.2	.4	.2	3.7
Template:Sortname	33	33	28.4	.402	.341	.606	3.8	1.5	1.2	.5	10.5
Template:Sortname	22	11	12.2	.459	.368	3.4	.4	.3	.5	1.9
Template:Sortname^†	21	1	7.9	.264	.200	.867	0.2	1.0	0.1	2,7
Template:Sortname^†	14	0	14,9	0,381	0,412	0,667	1,2	2	0	4,9
Template:Sortname^†	12	1	12,5	0,368		0,500	0,9	1,3	0,5	0,1	2,5
Template:Sortname	9	0	15,8	0,333	0,250	0,750	1,6	1,7	0,3	0,7	4,7
Template:Sortname^†	4	0	1,8	0,500	0,000		0,0	0,3	0,0		0,5

Incoming Players

Athlete	Method of Acquisition	Previous Franchise
Nick Young	Signed as Free Agent	Los Angeles Clippers
Dorell Wright	Via Trade	Golden State Warriors
Kwame Brown	Signed as Free Agent	Golden State Warriors
Royal Ivey	Signed as Free Agent	Oklahoma City Thunder
Andrew Bynum	Via Trade	Los Angeles Lakers
Jason Richardson	Via Trade	Orlando Magic

Departures

Athlete	Departure Method	Destination Team
Elton Brand	Released under Amnesty Clause	Dallas Mavericks
Lou Williams	Free Agency Signing	Atlanta Hawks
Andre Iguodala	Traded to	Denver Nuggets
Nikola Vucevic	Traded to	Orlando Magic

References