76ers fans got their old wish after recent announcement

Since the beginning of the Millennium, Philadelphia 76ers have only desirable two things -another Larry O’Brien -Trophy and the return of their iconic black clothing, often associated with the all Iverson era. Although fans may have to wait for the first wish, they eventually receive the last.

Philadelphia has unveiled his Retrohof to combine with his classic black sweaters for the 2025-26 season. The 76ers organize 14 opponents in their retro robe, with the first de Toronto Raptors on November 8 at 7:30 PM Est.

How does this court last?

The Throwback Court of the 76ers has a few differences compared to the original for which many fans feel a great feeling of nostalgia.

The most striking thing is that Philadelphia removed the two basketball commits that occupied every sidelines, which received a slight disappointment of the Fandom. The new court is also painted differently, because it has a lighter hardwood over most of the floor and a dark finish in the arches.

The Half-Court emblem of the 76 people has also passed small changes. While Philadelphia retained his logo from 1997 to 2009, it applied a gradient texture over the letters and removed the blue circle that surrounded the logo on the earlier court. With this Tweak, the logo can stand out more and further define the aesthetics from the 2000s that the team is trying to set up.

In general, the 76 people did an excellent job by restoring one of the most iconic courts in the competition history. Philadelphia implemented seamless more modern functions while retaining the Old-school attraction. This was investigated with pure excitement of a fan base in a desperate need for raised spirits.

We can’t forget the sweaters

Philadelphia announced his plans to celebrate his 2000-01 team during the coming season on 8 September in the coming season. To match the occasion, the 76 people decided to dust the sweaters that worn in that period after an apparently endless requirement of fans for years.

Many believe that the team is the peak of their 76ers Fandom, and for a good reason.

Allen Iverson posted a historical campaign in which he won the most valuable player and the NBA led in scoring with 31.1 points per match. Iverson gathered Philadelphia to the final of 2001 against the Los Angeles Lakers and played a crucial role in the victory of Game 1. He achieved 48 points – including an iconic step over Tyronn Lue.

Yet the 76 people were surpassed and eliminated in five games. This was the last time that Philadelphia had progressed further than the semi -final of the Eastern Conference.