The Philadelphia 76ers enjoyed a strong 2002-03 season, finishing second in the Atlantic Division with a 48-34 record and securing the fourth seed in the Eastern Conference. Led by superstar Allen Iverson, who played all 82 games and earned All-NBA Second Team honors, the team showcased resilience with a nine-game winning streak late in the season and a successful first-round playoff victory over the New Orleans Hornets. Although their journey ended in the Conference Semifinals, the season was highlighted by the defensive excellence of Eric Snow and consistently high fan engagement as one of the league's top-attended teams. The 2003-04 Philadelphia 76ers season was a year of transition and individual highlights, despite the team missing the playoffs with a 33-49 record. Superstar Allen Iverson remained a marquee attraction, earning a starting spot in the All-Star Game, while the team bolstered its roster with the acquisition of All-Star Glenn Robinson and the addition of sharpshooting rookie Kyle Korver. The franchise also saw the promising debut of Willie Green and maintained strong fan support, ranking fourth in the league in attendance at the Wachovia Center.