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Sixers Sharing the Wealth in Wins

Seven different Sixers have led the team in scoring in its nine wins.

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Sixers Sharing the Wealth in Wins

POSTED: Monday, January 16, 2012, 2:47 AM
Bob Vetrone Jr.

The Sixers' offensive contributions have run far and wide so far,

Consider that heading into Monday afternoon's game, six different players have had a hand in the scoring lead in their nine victories:

Date Opponent Score Leading Scorer    Pts.  
Dec. 28    

at Suns

 103-83   

Andre Iguodala
Jrue Holiday
Thaddeus Young   		 15
15
15
Dec. 31 at Warriors     107-79 Lou Williams 23
Jan. 4 at Hornets 101-93 Jrue Holiday 23
Jan. 6 Pistons 96-73 Jodie Meeks 21
Jan. 7
 Raptors
 97-62
 Andre Iguodala
Jrue Holiday		 14
14
Jan. 9 Pacers 96-86 Andre Iguodala 20
Jan. 10 Kings 112-85 Elton Brand 21
Jan. 13 Wizards 120-89 Jodie Meeks 26
Jan. 14 at Wizards 103-90 Lou Williams 24
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  • 0 like this / 0 don't   •   Posted 5:34 AM, 01/16/2012
    its tough to defend a team when everyone scores. thats the plus of not having one superstar to score all the points
    — iverson32003


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Boop – who goes by Bob Vetrone Jr. when he is undercover or paying bills – has been at the Daily News since 1982, after working for five years at the Philadelphia Bulletin up to its closing. Along with helping to build the sports scoreboards most nights, he has had great input into the papers’ special sports pullouts – March Madness, Broad Street Run, Record Breakers, Greatest Moments – as well as its day-to-day, award-winning event coverage.

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