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By Matt Audilet
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The new-look Philadelphia 76ers got off to a hot start in their 2026-27 regular-season campaign, winning each of their first three games.
The 76ers made two massive moves this past offseason, signing all-time great NBA superstar LeBron James in free agency and landing Jaylen Brown in a blockbuster trade with the Eastern Conference-rival Boston Celtics.
Early in the year, it appears those moves are paying off.
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During a recent interview, Philadelphia legend Allen Iverson promised that James will lead the 76ers to a championship title.
"I know for a fact it's going to happen," Iverson said. "I'm confident in the ability of the guys that we have on the roster. I'm confident in our coaching staff. ... We're going to have a parade. I promise you that.
"[LeBron has] been there, done that. He has the recipe to do it. He ain't never had nothing like this."
The 76ers dropped their first loss of the year against the Detroit Pistons on Sunday. Now, they turn their attention toward a matchup against the Indiana Pacers on Wednesday night.
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James, playing in his 24th NBA season, is averaging 16.3 points, seven rebounds and 5.7 assists per game.
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