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Locked on Sixers (4-14-20) Remembering Paul Gripper and Jackie Towns Apr 14, 2020

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In this Locked on Sixers podcast, Keith Pompey talks about his dealings with the late Paul Gripper and late Jackie Towns while covering high schools and grassroots basketball for The Inquirer. Pompey remembers the love Jackie had for her family. He especially remembers how she supported her son, Karl-Anthony Towns, who's currently the face of the Minnesota Timberwolves. He also remembers the countless young lives that Gripper impacted through basketball.

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Locked on Sixers (4-13-20) Day 33 without NBA basketball Apr 13, 2020

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In this Locked on Sixers podcast, Keith Pompey talks about life without NBA basketball. Instead of focusing on the 76ers' postseason run, people are at home watching H-O-R-S-E to get their basketball fix. He also discusses how the Sixers will be remembered if the season doesn't resume.

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Locked on Sixers (4-9-20): Ranking the top players in franchise history Apr 09, 2020

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In this Locked On Sixers podcast, Keith Pompey and Marc Narducci rank the top 76ers in franchise history. They both pick Wilt Chamberlain No.1 and Julius Erving No. 2. But they have different opinions in regards to the third-best player in franchise history.

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Locked on Sixers (4-8-20): How would Philly's season be remembered if canceled? Apr 07, 2020

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In this Locked on Sixers podcast, Keith Pompey and Jeffrey Cohen of 610 ESPN radio talk about how the 76ers season would be remembered if the NBA season is canceled. The duo also talks about everything about the debate surrounding Brett Brown's job status, the limits placed on team's scouting departments for the upcoming draft and Shake Milton,.

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Locked on Sixers (4-7-20): It is really worth resuming the NBA season at this time? Apr 07, 2020

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In this Locked on Sixers podcast, Keith Pompey and Marc Narducci discuss if the NBA should resume the season. The duo goes over the pros and cons of resuming this summer before giving different opinions.

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Locked on Sixers (4-6-20): Recalling when World B. Free left Boston Celtics in Free fall Apr 06, 2020

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In this Locked on Sixers podcast, Marc Narducci and Keith Pompey recall when then 76ers reserve World B. Free scored 27 points in an 83-77 victory over the Boston Celtics in the deciding Game 7 of their Eastern Conference semifinal on May 1, 1977.

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Locked on Sixers (4-3-20): Reliving Allen Iverson's 55-point playoff performance Apr 03, 2020

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In this Locked on Sixers podcast, Keith Pompey talks to Marc Narducci about the first of Narducci's flashbacks to 12 memorable Sixers playoff games that will run on Inquirer.com. Narducci talks about the time Allen Iverson scored 55 points in a 98-90 playoff victory over the New Orleans Hornets on April 20, 2003.

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Locked of Sixers (4-1-20) Dissecting possible NBA playoff sites, and a realistic end to coronavirus pandemic Apr 01, 2020

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In this Locked on Sixers podcast, Keith Pompey and Inquirer columnist Marcus Hayes discuss a few potential NBA playoff sites.. They talk about how the league would go about quarantining the players, staff and media members at the site. They specifically talk about all 16 playoffs teams competing in Las Vegas, Orlando or Atlantic City. And they discuss how long it could take the coronavirus pandemic to end.

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Locked on Sixers (3-30-20): Answering a question about how Brett Brown's tenure compares to Doug Collins with Bulls Mar 30, 2020

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In this Locked on Sixers podcast, Keith Pompey answers questions he received from Steve DiGiulio.

Here are the questions: Assuming the rest of the season is canceled, what’s Brett Brown’s future? Has the season shown enough to move in a new direction? Related question, is Brown like Doug Collins with the Bulls? Good enough to get to a point, but not to the next level?

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Locked on Sixers (3-25-20): Dissecting the horrible look for Josh Harris, David Blitzer Mar 25, 2020

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In this Locked on Sixers podcast, Keith Pompey talks about how Monday and Tuesday was a horrible look for Josh Harris and David Blitzer, the cochairmen of Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment, which owns the 76ers and New Jersey Devils. On Monday, the Sixers’ and Devils’ at-will employees making more than $50,000 were informed of temporary salary reductions of up to 20%. The reductions were to start on April 15 and run through June 30.

But only after a lot of bad publicity, Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment decided not to recoup some of its lost revenue because of the coronavirus pandemic and the uncertainty of the NBA and NHL’s suspended seasons.

In addition to talking about that, Pompey discusses how Joel Embiid stepped up for COVID-19 relief and was willing to help the Sixers employees.

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