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There isn't much chance that the Sixers select a difference maker with the No. 11 pick in the 2013 NBA Draft. Unless, of course, they choose to cast their lot with UCLA's Shabazz Muhammad.

In this special Father's Day edition of the Sunday Morning Shootaround, the Sixers are looking for someone who can turn tricks, Nick Young hangs out at an awards show, and we take a look back at one of the greatest regional networks of all time.

In this edition of the Sunday Morning Shootaround, we question Evan Turner's defense of the indefensible, celebrate Allen Iverson's birthday, and explain how Joshua Harris almost became the next Ted DiBiase.

The Philadelphia 76ers will now wear their snazzy, blue jerseys as their primary road uniform. Now, all the team needs are some decent players to actually fill those jerseys.

In this edition of the Sunday Morning Shootaround, Nick Young celebrates a birthday, Evan Turner makes vacation plans, and we continue the never-ending debate on the world's best breakfast foods.

In this edition of the Sunday Morning Shootaround, we catch up with a long-lost former Sixer, discuss overrated breakfast establishments, and wonder whether Evan Turner has the CARFAX for the Pontiac that he's trying to sell.

Sixers' owner Josh Harris spoke at length about the future of the Philadelphia 76ers at the NBA Draft Lottery on Tuesday night. Also, Commissioner David Stern continued his farewell tour by dressing down a reporter on national TV. It was a good day.

The Sixers have a 0.8 percent chance of winning tonight's NBA Draft Lottery, but you have a 100 percent chance of getting all of your questions about the draft lottery answered in this article.

In this edition of the Sunday Morning Shootaround, young Mike Levin writes a letter, Swaggy P issues a challenge to Mike Tyson, and the Sixers prepare for a trip across the Atlantic.

In this edition of the Sunday Morning Shootaround, Lavoy Allen judges a bikini contest, Evan Turner gets a pedicure, and Damien Wilkins deftly handles a case of mistaken identity.