2008–09 Philadelphia 76ers season
Head coach	Maurice Cheeks (until December 13, 2008) Tony DiLeo
Arena	Wachovia Center
Results
Record	41–41 (.500)
Place	Division: 2nd (Atlantic) Conference: 6th (Eastern)
Playoff finish	First Round (lost to Magic 2–4)
Stats at Basketball-Reference.com
Local media
Television	CSN Philadelphia (69 games) WPSG (5 games) CN8 (5 games)
Radio	WIP, WPHT
< 2007–08 2009–10 >

The 2008–09 Philadelphia 76ers season was the 70th season of the franchise, 60th in the National Basketball Association (NBA). The team finished with a .500 record. Following a 9–14 start, the team fired Maurice Cheeks and replaced him with Director of Player Personnel Tony Dileo on an interim basis. The team went 32–27 after the change and made the postseason.

Two things memorable about the season is that the team returned to the classic uniform style the team wore in the 1980s, and the Sixers defeated the Chicago Bulls in a game played at The Spectrum, the team's home from 1967 to 1996.

The team signed Elton Brand to a five-year $79 million contract.

• June 26: The 2008 NBA draft took place in New York City.
• July 1: The free agency period started.
• July 9: Signed 2-time All-Star PF Elton Brand.
• October 8: The Sixers' preseason started with a game against the Boston Celtics.
• October 29: The Sixers' regular season started with a game against the Toronto Raptors.
• December 13: The Sixers fired head coach Maurice Cheeks after a 9–14 start and appoint Assistant general manager Tony DiLeo as interim head coach.
• March 13: The Sixers played their last game at the Wachovia Spectrum against the Chicago Bulls.
• April 4: The Sixers clinched a playoff berth to the 2009 NBA Playoffs.
• April 30: The Sixers were eliminated from the 2009 NBA Playoffs with their game 6 loss to Orlando Magic finishing the series 4–2.

On June 26, the Sixers selected power forward/center Marreese Speights from Florida with the 16th overall pick. Their second round pick was previously traded to the Utah Jazz on June 7, 2009, for a second round pick in the 2009 NBA draft.

The Sixers headed into the off-season with free agents Louis Amundson, Calvin Booth, Herbert Hill, Andre Iguodala, Kevin Ollie, Shavlik Randolph and Louis Williams.

On June 24, the Sixers extended qualifying offers to key restricted free agents Andre Iguodala and Louis Williams. The Sixers brought in Atlanta Hawks restricted free agent Josh Smith on July 3 for a tour of Philadelphia but left the city without signing an offer sheet.^[1]

On July 9 after denouncing their rights to their unrestricted free agents,^[2] and trading Rodney Carney and Calvin Booth,^[3] the Sixers signed 2-time NBA All-Star Power Forward Elton Brand of the Los Angeles Clippers to a 5-year contract reportedly worth 78–82 Million dollars.^[4]

After the Brand signing, the first weeks of July were quiet in terms of free agency. Rumors spread that key restricted free agents Andre Iguodala and Louis Williams were being pursued by the Los Angeles Clippers and Golden State Warriors respectively.

On July 24 it was announced by Philly.com that the Sixers had come to terms with Point Guard Royal Ivey of the Milwaukee Bucks for a 2-year league minimum contract. The deal was finalized and signed on Monday July 28.

Also on July 28, Philly.com released that the Sixers had come to terms with Shooting Guard Kareem Rush of the Indiana Pacers. The deal was finalized and signed on Tuesday July 29.^[5]

After news reports stated that Louis Williams rejected a $3.9M deal from the Sixers and he was talking to the Cleveland Cavaliers,^[6] he signed a 5-year deal on July 31.^[7]

On August 12, ESPN announced that the 76ers had come to terms with restricted free agent Andre Iguodala on a reported 6-year 80 million dollar deal.^[8] After several days, it was officially announced on August 18 that Iguodala had signed the deal.

On August 19 Philly.com announced that veteran backup big man Theo Ratliff had agreed to terms on veterans league minimum 1 year 1.4 million dollar deal with the 76ers. Ratliff had previously played with Philadelphia from 1997 to 2001. Ratliff was named an All-Star in 2001, but was unable to play because of an injury.^[9]

On September 1, 2008, following his placement on waivers Donyell Marshall agreed to terms with the Philadelphia 76ers for a one-year contract for the league minimum $1,262,275 (for veterans with at least 10 years of experience). The story was first reported by The Philadelphia Daily News^[10]

Round	Pick	Player	Position	Nationality	College
1	16	Marreese Speights	Power forward	United States	Florida (So.)

2008–09 Philadelphia 76ers roster

Players

Coaches

Pos. No. Name Height Weight DOB From F/C 42 Brand, Elton 6 ft 8 in (2.03 m) 254 lb (115 kg) Duke C 1 Dalembert, Samuel 6 ft 11 in (2.11 m) 250 lb (113 kg) Seton Hall F/C 30 Evans, Reggie 6 ft 8 in (2.03 m) 245 lb (111 kg) Iowa SG 33 Green, Willie 6 ft 3 in (1.91 m) 201 lb (91 kg) Detroit Mercy G/F 9 Iguodala, Andre 6 ft 6 in (1.98 m) 207 lb (94 kg) Arizona G/F 12 Ivey, Royal 6 ft 4 in (1.93 m) 215 lb (98 kg) Texas F 8 Marshall, Donyell 6 ft 9 in (2.06 m) 245 lb (111 kg) Connecticut G 7 Miller, Andre 6 ft 2 in (1.88 m) 205 lb (93 kg) Utah C 50 Ratliff, Theo 6 ft 10 in (2.08 m) 235 lb (107 kg) Wyoming G 4 Rush, Kareem 6 ft 6 in (1.98 m) 215 lb (98 kg) Missouri F/C 14 Smith, Jason 7 ft 0 in (2.13 m) 240 lb (109 kg) Colorado State F/C 16 Speights, Marreese 6 ft 10 in (2.08 m) 245 lb (111 kg) Florida G 23 Williams, Louis 6 ft 1 in (1.85 m) 175 lb (79 kg) South Gwinnett HS (GA) F 21 Young, Thaddeus 6 ft 8 in (2.03 m) 220 lb (100 kg) Georgia Tech

Head coach Tony DiLeo Assistant coach(es) John Loyer Jim Lynam Moses Malone Aaron McKie Bernard Smith Kevin N. Johnson (trainer) Legend (DP) Unsigned draft pick (FA) Free agent (S) Suspended Injured

Atlantic Division v t e	W	L	PCT	GB	Home	Road	Div
y-Boston Celtics	62	20	.756	—	35–6	27–14	15–1
x-Philadelphia 76ers	41	41	.500	21	24–17	17–24	6–10
New Jersey Nets	34	48	.415	28	19–22	15–26	8–8
Toronto Raptors	33	49	.402	29	18–23	15–26	6–10
New York Knicks	32	50	.390	30	20–21	12–29	5–11

#	Eastern Conference v t e
	Team	W	L	PCT	GB
1	z-Cleveland Cavaliers	66	16	.805	—
2	y-Boston Celtics	62	20	.756	4
3	y-Orlando Magic	59	23	.720	7
4	x-Atlanta Hawks	47	35	.573	19
5	x-Miami Heat	43	39	.524	23
6	x-Philadelphia 76ers	41	41	.500	25
7	x-Chicago Bulls	41	41	.500	25
8	x-Detroit Pistons	39	43	.476	27
9	Indiana Pacers	36	46	.439	30
10	Charlotte Bobcats	35	47	.427	31
11	New Jersey Nets	34	48	.415	32
12	Milwaukee Bucks	34	48	.415	32
13	Toronto Raptors	33	49	.402	33
14	New York Knicks	32	50	.390	34
15	Washington Wizards	19	63	.232	47

2008–09 game log
October: 1–1 (home: 1–1; road: 0–0) Game Date Team Score High points High rebounds High assists Location Attendance Record 1 October 29 Toronto L 84–95 Louis Williams (16) Samuel Dalembert (17) Andre Iguodala (6) Wachovia Center 15,750 0–1 2 October 31 New York W 116–87 Elton Brand (24) Elton Brand (14) Andre Miller (8) Wachovia Center 11,717 1–1
November : 6–9 (home: 4–3; road: 2–6) Game Date Team Score High points High rebounds High assists Location Attendance Record 3 November 1 @ Atlanta L 88–95 Thaddeus Young (22) Elton Brand (16) Andre Miller (8) Philips Arena 19,651 1–2 4 November 3 Sacramento W 125–91 Thaddeus Young (18) Samuel Dalembert (6) Andre Miller (5) Wachovia Center 10,100 2–2 5 November 5 @ Miami L 83–106 Thaddeus Young (19) Elton Brand (12) Andre Miller (6) American Airlines Arena 15,103 2–3 6 November 6 @ Orlando L 88–98 Thaddeus Young (19) Samuel Dalembert (14) Andre Iguodala (8) Amway Arena 16,407 2–4 7 November 11 Utah L 80–93 Andre Miller (25) Thaddeus Young, Samuel Dalembert (11) Andre Miller (6) Wachovia Center 12,839 2–5 8 November 12 @ Toronto W 106–96 Elton Brand (25) Andre Iguodala (9) Andre Iguodala (10) Air Canada Centre 18,093 3–5 9 November 14 @ Indiana W 94–92 Thaddeus Young (25) Elton Brand (15) Andre Miller, Elton Brand, Willie Green, Andre Iguodala (2) Conseco Fieldhouse 12,742 4–5 10 November 15 Oklahoma City W 110–85 Thaddeus Young (23) Samuel Dalembert (16) Andre Miller (9) Wachovia Center 13,385 5–5 11 November 19 @ Minnesota L 96–102 Andre Miller (20) Elton Brand (13) Andre Miller, Andre Iguodala (6) Target Center 10,111 5–6 12 November 21 L.A. Clippers W 89–88 Elton Brand, Thaddeus Young (17) Elton Brand, Samuel Dalembert (8) Andre Iguodala (12) Wachovia Center 13,474 6–6 13 November 23 Golden State W 89–81 Elton Brand (23) Samuel Dalembert (16) Andre Miller (8) Wachovia Center 13,556 7–6 14 November 24 @ Charlotte L 84–93 Elton Brand (18) Elton Brand (9) Andre Miller (6) Time Warner Cable Arena 10,848 7–7 15 November 26 Orlando L 94–96 Elton Brand (21) Samuel Dalembert (7) Andre Iguodala (7) Wachovia Center 14,985 7–8 16 November 28 @ Boston L 78–102 Elton Brand (18) Elton Brand (8) Louis Williams (6) TD Banknorth Garden 18,624 7–9 17 November 30 Chicago L 92–103 Elton Brand (21) Elton Brand (12) Andre Miller (10) Wachovia Center 13,561 7–10
December : 6–8 (home: 2–4; road: 4–4) Game Date Team Score High points High rebounds High assists Location Attendance Record 18 December 2 @ Chicago W 103–95 (OT) Andre Miller (28) Elton Brand (14) Andre Iguodala (5) United Center 20,485 8–10 19 December 3 L.A. Lakers L 102–114 Andre Miller (26) Andre Miller, Thaddeus Young, Samuel Dalembert (8) Andre Miller, Andre Iguodala (5) Wachovia Center 19,119 8–11 20 December 5 @ Detroit W 96–91 Andre Miller (19) Andre Iguodala (8) Andre Iguodala (5) The Palace of Auburn Hills 22,076 9–11 21 December 6 New Jersey L 84–95 Andre Iguodala (20) Andre Iguodala (11) Andre Miller (5) Wachovia Center 13,096 9–12 22 December 10 Cleveland L 93–101 Andre Iguodala (27) Elton Brand (10) Andre Miller (8) Wachovia Center 15,550 9–13 23 December 12 @ Cleveland L 72–88 Willie Green (19) Elton Brand (11) Andre Miller (7) Quicken Loans Arena 20,562 9–14 24 December 13 Washington W 104–89 Elton Brand (27) Samuel Dalembert (17) Andre Miller (12) Wachovia Center 15,865 10–14 25 December 17 Milwaukee W 93–88 Louis Williams (25) Reggie Evans (9) Andre Iguodala (7) Wachovia Center 11,538 11–14 26 December 19 @ Washington W 109–103 Louis Williams (26) Andre Iguodala (9) Andre Miller (6) Verizon Center 18,323 12–14 27 December 20 Indiana L 94–95 Andre Iguodala (26) Samuel Dalembert (14) Andre Miller (12) Wachovia Center 14,599 12–15 28 December 23 @ Boston L 91–110 Louis Williams, Marreese Speights (16) Samuel Dalembert (13) Louis Williams, Andre Miller (8) TD Banknorth Garden 18,624 12–16 29 December 26 @ Denver L 101–105 Andre Iguodala (24) Samuel Dalembert (13) Andre Miller (8) Pepsi Center 19,155 12–17 30 December 29 @ Utah L 95–112 Andre Iguodala, Thaddeus Young (17) Reggie Evans (12) Andre Miller (8) EnergySolutions Arena 19,911 12–18 31 December 31 @ L.A. Clippers W 100–92 Andre Iguodala (28) Theo Ratliff (8) Andre Miller (9) Staples Center 14,021 13–18
January : 10–5 (home: 6–2; road: 4–3) Game Date Team Score High points High rebounds High assists Location Attendance Record 32 January 2 @ Dallas L 86–96 Andre Iguodala (22) Andre Miller (11) Andre Iguodala (5) American Airlines Center 20,327 13–19 33 January 3 @ San Antonio L 106–108 Andre Miller (28) Andre Iguodala (8) Andre Iguodala (8) AT&T Center 18,797 13–20 34 January 6 Houston W 104–96 Andre Iguodala (28) Marreese Speights (8) Andre Miller, Louis Williams (8) Wachovia Center 14,858 14–20 35 January 7 @ Milwaukee W 110–105 Andre Miller (28) Andre Miller (9) Andre Iguodala (7) Bradley Center 13,381 15–20 36 January 9 Charlotte W 93–87 Andre Miller (22) Samuel Dalembert (9) Andre Iguodala (7) Wachovia Center 14,235 16–20 37 January 11 @ Atlanta W 109–94 Andre Iguodala (27) Thaddeus Young (9) Andre Iguodala (9) Philips Arena 15,079 17–20 38 January 14 Portland W 100–79 Andre Iguodala (29) Samuel Dalembert (9) Louis Williams, Andre Iguodala, Andre Miller (6) Wachovia Center 14,561 18–20 39 January 16 San Antonio W 109–87 Thaddeus Young (27) Samuel Dalembert (12) Andre Iguodala (8) Wachovia Center 18,739 19–20 40 January 17 @ New York W 107–97 Andre Iguodala (28) Andre Iguodala, Thaddeus Young (10) Andre Miller (8) Madison Square Garden 19,408 20–20 41 January 19 Dallas L 93–95 Louis Williams (25) Andre Iguodala (12) Andre Miller (7) Wachovia Center 14,503 20–21 42 January 24 New York W 116–110 Andre Iguodala (24) Samuel Dalembert (17) Andre Iguodala (6) Wachovia Center 19,239 21–21 43 January 26 @ New Orleans L 86–101 Thaddeus Young (22) Samuel Dalembert (12) Andre Iguodala (7) New Orleans Arena 16,131 21–22 44 January 28 @ Houston W 95–93 Andre Iguodala (20) Samuel Dalembert (13) Andre Miller (7) Toyota Center 15,544 22–22 45 January 30 Washington W 104–94 Andre Iguodala, Willie Green (20) Thaddeus Young (9) Andre Miller (9) Wachovia Center 15,528 23–22 46 January 31 New Jersey L 83–85 Andre Miller (19) Elton Brand (9) Andre Miller (7) Wachovia Center 17,783 23–23
February : 6–6 (home: 4–3; road: 2–3) Game Date Team Score High points High rebounds High assists Location Attendance Record 47 February 3 Boston L 99–100 Andre Iguodala (22) Reggie Evans (10) Andre Miller (7) Wachovia Center 16,831 23–24 48 February 5 Indiana W 99–94 Willie Green (23) Samuel Dalembert (20) Andre Miller (12) Wachovia Center 10,699 24–24 49 February 7 Miami W 94–84 Andre Miller, Marreese Speights (15) Samuel Dalembert (10) Andre Miller, Andre Iguodala (5) Wachovia Center 17,216 25–24 50 February 9 Phoenix W 108–91 Thaddeus Young (25) Samuel Dalembert (11) Andre Iguodala (7) Wachovia Center 16,797 26–24 51 February 11 Memphis W 91–87 Andre Miller (24) Samuel Dalembert (7) Andre Miller (9) Wachovia Center 12,812 27–24 52 February 17 @ Indiana L 91–100 Andre Iguodala (20) Reggie Evans (11) Andre Iguodala (9) Conseco Fieldhouse 13,259 27–25 53 February 18 Denver L 89–101 Andre Miller (17) Samuel Dalembert, Marreese Speights (10) Andre Iguodala (4) Wachovia Center 15,979 27–26 54 February 21 @ Miami L 91–97 Andre Miller (30) Andre Miller (9) Andre Iguodala (8) American Airlines Arena 19,600 27–27 55 February 23 @ New Jersey L 96–98 Andre Iguodala (21) Samuel Dalembert (10) Andre Miller (10) Izod Center 13,236 27–28 56 February 25 @ Washington W 106–98 Andre Iguodala (22) Samuel Dalembert (13) Andre Iguodala (11) Verizon Center 16,505 28–28 57 February 27 @ New York W 108–103 Andre Miller (25) Samuel Dalembert (14) Andre Miller (6) Madison Square Garden 19,763 29–28 58 February 28 Orlando L 100–106 Andre Miller (23) Andre Miller (8) Andre Miller (7) Wachovia Center 19,703 29–29
March : 9–6 (home: 5–2; road: 4–4) Game Date Team Score High points High rebounds High assists Location Attendance Record 59 March 2 New Orleans L 91–98 Andre Iguodala (30) Reggie Evans (8) Andre Miller (7) Wachovia Center 14,299 29–30 60 March 7 @ Memphis W 110–105 Andre Iguodala (24) Andre Miller (10) Andre Miller (8) FedExForum 14,458 30–30 61 March 8 @ Oklahoma City L 74–89 Thaddeus Young, Andre Miller (20) Andre Iguodala (8) Andre Iguodala, Andre Miller (3) Ford Center 18,738 30–31 62 March 11 Toronto W 115–106 Thaddeus Young (29) Samuel Dalembert (13) Andre Iguodala, Andre Miller (7) Wachovia Center 17,292 31–31 63 March 13 Chicago W 104–101 Thaddeus Young (31) Samuel Dalembert (19) Andre Miller (13) Wachovia Spectrum 17,563 32–31 64 March 15 Miami W 85–77 Andre Iguodala (21) Samuel Dalembert (12) Andre Miller (11) Wachovia Center 20,100 33–31 65 March 17 @ L.A. Lakers W 94–93 Andre Iguodala (25) Samuel Dalembert (14) Louis Williams, Andre Miller (6) Staples Center 18,997 34–31 66 March 18 @ Phoenix L 116–126 Andre Miller, Thaddeus Young (23) Samuel Dalembert (6) Andre Miller (8) US Airways Center 18,422 34–32 67 March 20 @ Golden State L 111–119 Thaddeus Young (23) Samuel Dalembert (23) Andre Iguodala (7) Oracle Arena 19,596 34–33 68 March 22 @ Sacramento W 112–100 Andre Iguodala (27) Andre Iguodala (7) Andre Miller (8) ARCO Arena 12,943 35–33 69 March 23 @ Portland W 114–108 (OT) Andre Miller (27) Andre Miller (10) Andre Iguodala (5) Rose Garden 20,620 36–33 70 March 25 Minnesota W 96–88 Thaddeus Young (29) Andre Iguodala, Andre Miller, Samuel Dalembert (7) Andre Iguodala (6) Wachovia Center 16,965 37–33 71 March 27 Charlotte L 95–100 Andre Iguodala (25) Thaddeus Young (7) Thaddeus Young (4) Wachovia Center 19,098 37–34 72 March 29 @ Detroit L 97–101 Andre Iguodala (27) Thaddeus Young (8) Andre Miller (6) The Palace of Auburn Hills 22,076 37–35 73 March 31 Atlanta W 98–85 Andre Iguodala (19) Samuel Dalembert (7) Andre Miller (10) Wachovia Center 18,256 38–35
April : 3–6 (home: 2–2; road: 1–4) Game Date Team Score High points High rebounds High assists Location Attendance Record 74 April 2 Milwaukee W 105–95 Louis Williams (21) Samuel Dalembert (10) Andre Miller (11) Wachovia Center 17,640 39–35 75 April 4 Detroit W 95–90 Andre Iguodala (31) Andre Miller (10) Andre Miller (12) Wachovia Center 19,832 40–35 76 April 5 @ New Jersey L 67–96 Louis Williams (14) Reggie Evans, Samuel Dalembert (11) Andre Iguodala (5) Izod Center 13,345 40–36 77 April 7 @ Charlotte L 98–101 Andre Miller (23) Theo Ratliff (5) Andre Miller (7) Time Warner Cable Arena 16,499 40–37 78 April 9 @ Chicago L 99–113 Andre Miller (20) Andre Iguodala (7) Andre Iguodala (10) United Center 20,791 40–38 79 April 10 Cleveland L 92–102 Andre Iguodala (26) Samuel Dalembert (7) Willie Green (4) Wachovia Center 20,484 40–39 80 April 12 @ Toronto L 104–111 Louis Williams (23) Samuel Dalembert (12) Andre Iguodala (8) Air Canada Centre 18,018 40–40 81 April 14 Boston L 98–100 Andre Iguodala (25) Samuel Dalembert (9) Andre Miller (9) Wachovia Center 17,752 40–41 82 April 15 @ Cleveland W 111–110 (OT) Andre Miller (28) Thaddeus Young (9) Andre Miller (8) Quicken Loans Arena 20,562 41–41
2015–16 season schedule

In the first round of the 2009 NBA Playoffs, the sixth seeded Philadelphia 76ers were paired with the third seed Southeast Division champions and eventual Eastern Conference champion Orlando Magic in a best-of-seven series. The Sixers managed to split the series with the Magic at two games a piece after four games, but the Magic went on to win what would be the final two games of the series to eliminate the Sixers.

2009 playoff game log
First Round: 2–4 (home: 1–2; road: 1–2) Game Date Team Score High points High rebounds High assists Location Attendance Record 1 April 19 @ Orlando W 100–98 Andre Iguodala (20) Andre Iguodala (8) Andre Iguodala (8) Amway Arena 17,461 1–0 2 April 22 @ Orlando L 87–96 Andre Miller (30) Andre Iguodala, Theo Ratliff (8) Andre Iguodala (7) Amway Arena 17,461 1–1 3 April 24 Orlando W 96–94 Andre Iguodala (29) Andre Miller, Samuel Dalembert (9) Andre Miller (7) Wachovia Center 16,492 2–1 4 April 26 Orlando L 81–84 Andre Miller (17) Samuel Dalembert (9) Andre Iguodala (11) Wachovia Center 16,464 2–2 5 April 28 @ Orlando L 78–91 Andre Iguodala (26) Andre Miller (6) Samuel Dalembert (9) Amway Arena 17,461 2–3 6 April 30 Orlando L 89–114 Andre Miller (24) Andre Iguodala (6) Samuel Dalembert (13) Wachovia Center 16,691 2–4
2016 playoff schedule

Legend

GP	Games played	GS	Games started	MPG	Minutes per game
FG%	Field-goal percentage	3P%	3-point field-goal percentage	FT%	Free-throw percentage
RPG	Rebounds per game	APG	Assists per game	SPG	Steals per game
BPG	Blocks per game	PPG	Points per game

Player	GP	GS	MPG	FG%	3P%	FT%	RPG	APG	SPG	BPG	PPG
Elton Brand	29	23	31.7	.447	.000	.676	8.8	1.3	0.59	1.55	13.8
Samuel Dalembert	82	82	24.8	.498	.000	.734	8.5	0.2	0.40	1.78	6.4
Reggie Evans	79	7	14.4	.444	.000	.594	4.6	0.3	0.52	0.10	3.3
Willie Green	81	60	22.6	.435	.317	.729	1.6	2.0	0.65	0.16	8.5
Andre Iguodala	82	82	39.9	.473	.307	.724	5.7	5.3	1.60	0.44	18.8
Royal Ivey	71	0	12.1	.332	.342	.791	1.1	0.6	0.51	0.10	3.0
Donyell Marshall	25	0	7.6	.452	.455	.500	1.6	0.6	0.16	0.20	3.8
Andre Miller	82	82	36.3	.473	.283	.826	4.5	6.5	1.33	0.17	16.3
Theo Ratliff	46	0	12.6	.531	.000	.600	2.8	0.2	0.37	1.02	1.9
Kareem Rush	25	1	8.0	.345	.303	1.000	0.6	0.6	0.20	0.04	2.2
Marreese Speights	79	2	16.0	.502	.250	.773	3.7	0.4	0.34	0.71	7.7
Louis Williams	81	0	23.7	.398	.286	.790	2.0	3.0	1.05	0.17	12.8
Thaddeus Young	75	71	34.4	.495	.341	.735	5.0	1.1	1.33	0.31	15.3

Player	GP	GS	MPG	FG%	3P%	FT%	RPG	APG	SPG	BPG	PPG
Samuel Dalembert	6	6	22.2	.615	.000	.750	7.8	0.5	0.33	1.50	5.8
Reggie Evans	5	0	7.2	.222	.000	.750	2.0	0.0	0.60	0.00	1.4
Willie Green	6	6	24.5	.412	.364	.333	1.0	1.2	0.00	0.17	7.8
Andre Iguodala	6	6	44.8	.449	.393	.652	6.3	6.7	1.83	0.00	21.5
Royal Ivey	6	0	7.5	.273	.286	.750	0.7	0.0	0.50	0.00	1.8
Donyell Marshall	6	0	8.3	.375	.364	.000	1.2	0.0	0.17	0.17	2.7
Andre Miller	6	6	43.0	.475	.300	.824	6.3	5.3	1.17	0.17	21.2
Theo Ratliff	6	0	15.7	.818	.000	.500	3.8	0.0	0.17	0.67	3.3
Marreese Speights	3	0	9.7	.429	.000	.750	2.0	0.0	0.00	0.00	3.0
Louis Williams	6	0	24.8	.412	.375	.667	2.5	2.8	0.50	0.17	9.7
Thaddeus Young	6	6	38.2	.449	.417	.833	4.5	1.3	1.00	0.17	12.0

• Thaddeus Young was selected as a member of the sophomore team in the T-Mobile Rookie Challenge on All-Star Weekend.

• August 7: Jason Smith tore his ACL at an offseason Las Vegas NBA Camp.^[11]
• February 5: Elton Brand tore the labrum of his right shoulder and it was announced that he would undergo season ending surgery on February 9.^[12]

July 9, 2008

To Philadelphia 76ers Future conditional 2nd round pick

To Minnesota Timberwolves Rodney Carney, Calvin Booth, future 1st round pick & cash considerations