76ers Best Home Récord in the NBA

The Sixers just won their 14th straight home win which marks their longest home victory streak since the 1966 season when they won 22 straight games. They are now the only undefeated team at home left left in the NBA. For this reason I am making an emergency blog post because the Sixers are that good at home which is a huge testament to the fans of Philadelphia and it shows that it is true that there’s no better fans in the entire league than the fans of the 76ers. Yes I understand it’s easier to win at home everybody knows that. But with that said it really means something to win 14 in a row to start the season. They are 14 and zero. Every other team in the league has lost at least one game at home. For example, the Celtics were undefeated until the Sixers went to Boston and beat them. Therefore the Celtics are no longer undefeated at home and the Sixers are now the only undefeated team left left in the NBA. Ben Simmons Said that the reason they’re undefeated at home is because they were “scared“ to lose at home. This is truly great news because at this rate the Sixers are not going to lose one game at home. Well they might lose later in the season once they realize that wins aren’t as important anymore because they’ve made it as far as need to go to get a good placement in the playoffs. But most of all this is a huge testament and affirmation of the fans of Philadelphia and of this historic franchise that they are the best in the league and everybody else are a bunch of frauds and a Especially the Milwaukee Bucks who even though they have a better record at the moment they still lost one at home at least and they’ll probably lose in the second or third round of the playoffs because they’re really not that deep and they just had a good start. Kudos to the 76ers And they’re amazing fans and they’re amazing HomeCourt and always trust the process.

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