Zach Ciavolella
Reporter and Editor at Philly Sports Network
Reporter and Editor at Metro Philadelphia
Credentialed Philadelphia 76ers beat reporter and editor for @PhiladelphiaSN & @MetroPhilly | Follow on https://t.co/ykrv9sjnnF
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metrophiladelphia.com | Zach Ciavolella
This summer, Shakespeare in Clark Park celebrates its 20th anniversary with the production of a Shakespearian classic with a bold musical twist. From acclaimed writer and composer Jay Eddy, ‘A Bottom’s Dream’, a wildly Queer retelling of ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’, comes to Clark Park (1101 S 45th St.), re-introducing theater lovers with the familiar tale while treating them to a thrilling new experience.
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phillysportsnetwork.com | Zach Ciavolella
In a shocking turn of events, Ace Bailey, one of the premier prospects in the 2025 NBA Draft, has canceled his upcoming workout with the Philadelphia 76ers. Bailey was scheduled to fly out on Thursday, June 19, to meet with members of the Sixers’ front office and also participate in a private workout, but late Wednesday night, word came down that Bailey would not be flying to Philadelphia, as reported by ESPN draft expert, Jonathan Givony.
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phillysportsnetwork.com | Zach Ciavolella
A particularly rare cross-sports “jersey swap” took place at the Philadelphia 76ers‘ practice facility Tuesday afternoon between Justin Edwards and a special guest. The team hosted NASCAR driver Chase Briscoe, who drives the No. 19 car, for a tour of their practice facility, ahead of Sunday’s Great American Getaway 400 at Pocono Raceway. Briscoe drives for Joe Gibbs Racing, of which the Sixers’ ownership group, Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment, is a minority owner.
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metrophiladelphia.com | Zach Ciavolella
The Philadelphia 76ers and Penn Medicine continue to paint the town red, white, and blue after unveiling the latest in their series of newly refurbished basketball courts across the Philadelphia area. It all began weeks ago when a team of 30 volunteers from the 76ers and Penn Medicine went to Rufus Williams Basketball Court to pick up trash and clean the court in preparation for the complete renovation.
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metrophiladelphia.com | Zach Ciavolella
Today is National Mascot Day, a day to celebrate the iconic mascot figures and the luck they bring to teams, fans, and franchises. Philadelphia is home to some of the most iconic mascots in sports, but how well do you actually know these beloved figures? Metro has the background info on the cast of characters that make up the local mascot scene. What can be said about the Phillie Phanatic that has not already been said?
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RT @Charlottean28: This is not a basketball problem. It’s not even a market problem. This is a marketing problem. The NBA’s media partners…
Absolute poppycock
The NBA reportedly removed the Finals and Playoffs decals from the floor in 2014 due to “player safety,” per @FOS “‘There were a lot of considerations taken into account in making this decision, including player safety,’ an NBA spokesman said in 2014 of removing playoff decals. https://t.co/R6ZIGMSYDq
Absolutely insane. The stat only goes back to 1997 but still, incredible.
by far https://t.co/vHSR0qToQJ
