76ers coaches through February 8, 2008: Randy Ayers
Larry Brown
Fred Carter
Al Cervi
Maurice Cheeks
Billy Cunningham
Johnny Davis
Chris Ford
Matt Guokas
Alex Hannum
Kevin Loughery
John Lucas
Jim Lynam
Doug Moe
Jim O'Brien
Jack Ramsay
Roy Rubin
Dolph Schayes
Paul Seymour
Gene Shue
The player with the most points in Philadelphia 76ers history is Allen Iverson. During his time with the team from 1996 to 2006 and briefly in 2009, Iverson scored a total of 19,931 points. His scoring prowess and impact on the franchise have made him a legendary figure in 76ers history.
In 1970, the General Manager of the Philadelphia 76ers was Jack Ramsay. Ramsay, who was also the head coach for part of that era, played a significant role in shaping the team's roster during a transformative time in the franchise's history. His leadership and insights helped guide the 76ers through the competitive landscape of the NBA in that period.
The Philadelphia 76ers are named to commemorate the signing of the Declaration of Independence in Philadelphia in 1776. The team's name reflects the city's historical significance as the birthplace of American democracy. The "76ers" was adopted in 1963 when the franchise relocated from Syracuse, New York, to Philadelphia. The name symbolizes both the team's connection to the city's heritage and its competitive spirit.
Chicago bulls or philadelphia warriors or philadelphia 76ers or miami heat
Really is Hal Greer with 21586 because i counting the points with the Syracuse Nationals that is the same team that Philadelphia 76ers in other city and with other name but is the same If you only count the team with name 76ers is Allen Iverson with 19931
Adonis Thomas is number 7 on the Philadelphia 76ers.
Arnett Moultrie is number 5 on the Philadelphia 76ers.
Brandon Davies is number 20 on the Philadelphia 76ers.
Byron Mullens is number 30 on the Philadelphia 76ers.
Casper Ware is number 17 on the Philadelphia 76ers.
Elliot Williams is number 25 on the Philadelphia 76ers.
Henry Sims is number 35 on the Philadelphia 76ers.