<div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post"> 76ers forward Kyle Korver was 8-for-11 from three-point range and finished with 32 points as the 76ers fell 128-127 in overtime to the Baker League All-Stars on Saturday at the Community College of Philadelphia. The Sixers also got 27 points from second-year player to be Andre Iguodala. Guard John Salmons, playing for the Baker League, had 32 points, including 10-of-11 from the free throw line, while recently signed Seattle guard and Temple product Rick Brunsonpassed for 14 assists. The Sixers led 59-57 a the half before the teams ended regulation tied at 120. "It was entertaining for the fans. (Kyle) Korver put on a show. Andre (Iguodala) put on a nice show," Head Coach Maurice Cheeks, who watched from the bleachers while Assistant Coach John Loyer ran the team, said. "It was a very entertaining game and our guys, you could tell they were in shape. That was the main thing, they were in shape and tried to do everything that John (Loyer) did. We are proud of the guys who went out there and played today." </div> Boxscore Link Even if it is a scrimmage it's good to see Kyle Korver score 32 points with Andre Iguodala adding 27. Also Shavlik Randolph looks like he made a good impression, he scored 16 points.
Good news I guess, even if its only a scrimage. Wow I'm really surprised with Salmon's performance though. He shot nice percentages and had a nice all around game with assists and rebounds. Too bad he hasn't been able to show that on the NBA hardwood though.
Suprising start from Randolph. 16 pts shows that he can play a little. Hopefully he works into a really solid reserve for us to help shore up our frontline. Big numbers from the guards though which is good. Hope Salmons gets some burn this year and shows us that type of form!!
