76ers in danger of matching worst record

The Philadelphia 76ers are on a PR blitz trying Rick Martin Jerseyto win fans' patience since they are unable to win on the court. General manager Sam Hinkie - needing something to do with Jerry Colangelo now calling the shots - filmed a spot for the latest promotional video released Thursday that made it seem like he was stumping for votes on the campaign trail. Wearing a hard hat at the eventual site of their new team headquarters, Hinkie's voiceover says the team is moving ''into a building that will embody a lot of the values important to us.'' Hinkie and the 76ers http://www.officialsabresteamshop.com/Womens_Youth_Ryan_Miller_Jersey even have a catchy campaign slogan: ''Trust the Process.'' The fans the organization is trying to woo could easily shoot back with a motto of their own: Win Some Games. Year 3 of - Tanking? Rebuilding? You pick the side - is the worst one yet under owner http://www.officialsabresteamshop.com/Womens_Youth_Ryan_Oreilly_Jersey Josh Harris, Hinkie and coach Brett Brown. Worst of the NBA season? Well, yeah, that was inevitable in training camp. Worst of all time? Getting close. The Sixers are 9-66 entering Joe Vitale JerseyFriday's game at Charlotte, in danger of matching the worst 82-game record in NBA history. Should the Sixers lose their final seven games, they will finish at 9-73, tying the miserable mark set by - spoiler alert! - the Philadelphia 76ers in the 1972-73 season. The Sixers have lost 10 straight games and would finish on a 17-game losing streak should they fail to put another ''W'' in the column. Under Brown, the Sixers have at one point lost both 26 and 28 straight games, http://www.officialcoyotesproshop.com/Womens_Youth_Martin_Hanzal_Jerseythe latter the longest losing streak in the history of pro sports. Allen Iverson, expected to be named to the Hall of Fame on Monday, once railed against practice but is now preaching another p-word: patience. ''I think in Philadelphia, real fans, you've got to be patient and understand how young these guys are and know that the potential is there,'' Iverson said. ''The talent is there, they're just young, bro. We've got to give them a chance.''