June 4, 1976
A Triple Overtime thriller with a 2nd overtime that is perhaps the most amazing and wild ending to an NBA quarter or overtime that ever was or probably ever will be.

A 20-yr-old Magic Johnson subs in at center for an injured Kareem.

First couple of minutes missing at start of 4th quarter

May 3, 1981: The Celtics had pulled off the best record in the East and were led by 2nd year Larry Bird, rookie Kevin McHale, Robert Parish and Nate "Tiny" Archibald. The Sixers had Julius Erving in his prime along with Mo Cheeks, Lionel Hollins, Andrew Toney, Darryl "Chocolate Thunder" Dawkins and Bobby Jones. The Sixers had raced out to a 3-1 series lead but the young Celtics battled back in Games 5 and 6 to bring this to a memorable Game 7 at the Boston Garden.

February 22, 1987
A fantastic game that was tied 13 times and 17 lead changes. The Lakers were the best team in the NBA led by stars Magic, Kareem and Worthy. But, the 76ers were strating to feel a revival led by younsgter Charles Barkley. A big name does win this one.

January 30, 1987
Michael Jordan has another incredible night by dropping 49 points on the Sixers. But Philadelphia, who were hot of late, received a spark from Charles Barkley who put 40p and 21 rebounds on the stat sheet. Who would prevail in this fun game?

April 5, 1987
These two old foes faced each other late in the season and this thrillin game went to overtime. Would Larry Bird's huge triple double lead the way? Or would the Sixers led by Charles Barkley come out on top?

February 11, 1988
Jim Lynum was the new coach for the underperforming 76ers, would he get his first victory? Charles Barkley with a monster game of 46 points and 16 rebounds did his best to try and make that happen but would the crafty veterans of Milwaukee stop that effort. A highly-entertaining game that was contested to the very end.

Boston wins series, 4-1

May 10, 1991: Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Semi-Finals comes down to the final minute. Jordan puts on a heroic display with 46p but the plucky Sixers led by Charles Barkley and Hersey Hawkins have other ideas.

1992 Western Conference Semi-Final: This series is most known for the highest scoring NBA Playoff game of all-time, a 153 to 151 double OT thriller. However, it was a fascinating look into the West's most dominant team led by Drexler, Kersey and Porter facing an up-and-coming Suns team just before the Charles Barkley era.

1993 Western Conference Finals: The Sonics are the up and coming team in the West led by youngsters Shawn Kemp and Gary Payton, but this is supposed to be the Suns year led by MVP Charles Barkley, Kevin Johnson and Dan Majerle. This series went the full 7 games where Barkley showed trup MVP style.

1994 Western Conference Semi-Final: After getting so close in 1993 surely Charles Barkley and the rest of the Suns felt they had a real shot with Michael Jordan retired. What they and the rest of the league didn't count on was a Houston Rockets team led by Hakeem Olajuwon on a mission.