Philadelphia 76ers 2014-2015 Betting Odds – To Win the NBA Championship

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The Philadelphia 76ers 2014-2015 betting odds and to win the NBA Championship were set at 350-1.

Since being founded as the Syracuse Nationals in 1946 before becoming the Philadelphia 76ers in 1963 this NBA franchise has had incredible highs and lows.

The 76ers have had iconic superstars such as Wilt Chamberlain and Julius Erving win championship titles for them but they have also had the record for futility when they went 9-73 for the 1972-73 season. Last year was much more reminiscent of such low times as the 76ers finished 19-63and out of the playoffs for the second consecutive season.

The Sixers are likely in for another long season as they entered training camo with just two players that had three years of experience on the team.

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