I kept having problems with the feed from Justin TV. It worked for a while with lousy quality and then the link stopped working. Also the chatter from the childish idiots in the chat box was too much to take!
I did see the 2nd quarter when the Sixers ran away with the game. Toronto was without Bosh and Hedo so it wasn't much of a contest.
Still, as a fan I have to like how the offense flowed and how the Sixers actively tried to pass their way over through and around the other team's defense. It's clearly a work in progress and Iguodala has to get better control over himself to stop making so many mistakes with the ball. Lou Williams was more of a scorer than a facilitator, but he shot at such a high percentage I didn't mind so much that he ended up taking the shot.
As a team the Sixers shot well, and stopped Toronto from scoring. Although this was less apparent in the second half when Toronto actually won the last two quarters, it was clear that this new version of the Sixers has some real potential.
The next step is to work on minimizing the mistakes and turnovers, something that should come with time and repetition and a bit more discipline. Everyone was passing and working and getting involved, even Dalembert. Kapono was very impressive with both is outside shooting and passing. Drue and Christmas also had nice showings.
Considering Comcast owns the team, and could have used the content, and in theory wants to stoke interest in the Sixers, they should do more to make these games available.
