Philadelphia 76ers

The Philadelphia native appears to be officially hanging it up.

Ah, my beloved NBA Power Rankings. Ever fluctuating like temperature of my room in the summer, the glow of my faulty lightbulb, the reliability of my friend

Giannis Antetokounmpo was finally traded by the Bucks, and the deal with Miami can be viewed positively from Philadelphia’s perspective.

Veesaar has some blemishes, but he might make some sense if Philly is looking to add more assets this week.

The day has arrived. Who should the Sixers take at pick 22?

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The Sixers got good value Tuesday night when guard Labaron Philon fell to them at 22.

Sixers new President of Basketball Operations Mike Gansey made his first significant move since joining the franchise last night, selecting Labaron Philon Jr. out of Alabama with the 22nd pick in the 2026 NBA Draft. The pick was a bit of a surprise to many, including Gansey himself, who had Philon higher on the team’s draft board. “Little bit surprised he fell to us,” Gansey said.

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The Sixers do not have a selection in tonight’s second round…yet.

Maybe it’s not going to happen.

Sixers first-round pick Labaron Philon Jr. won't mind the challenge of proving himself in the NBA.

Thanks to Philon's unexpected draft-day tumble, the Jared McCain trade now isn't looking quite as devastating for the Sixers.

Have we seen the last of Jaylen Brown in a Boston uniform?

Jaylen Brown was dangled by the Celtics as a trade chip multiple times during his excellent career.

Summer league basketball is on the horizon for the Sixers.

The Sixers’ first reported UDFA signing.

Appearing on the All NBA Podcast alongside Adam Mares on late Sunday/early Monday (YouTube link), Marc Stein of The Stein Line said six teams still believe they’re in the mix to sign free agent forward LeBron James. “The Sixers, the Timberwolves, the Heat, your Nuggets — based on everything I’ve been told all weekend — […]

Kelly Oubre Jr. and Quentin Grimes will go a long way toward determining which mid-level exception (if any) the Sixers have this offseason.

Celtics The Celtics better be right. That was the general tone from Sports Illustrated’s Chris Mannix after Boston traded Brown to the 76ers for Paul George and draft compensation. Mannix noted that Brown did not ask out, was still in his prime and had just helped carry Boston through a 56-win season. George, meanwhile, is […] The post NBA Notes: Celtics, Jaylen Brown, Warriors, LeBron James, Cavs appeared first on Hoops Wire.