Philadelphia 76ers

Jaylen Brown spoke at length during his live stream on Thursday night about the Celtics trading him to the Sixers.

The 76ers have added another potent scorer who once played for the Celtics.

As Brown put it in his statement released on Thursday after being traded to the 76ers, 'actions speak louder than words'

If you’re a Sixers fan, you’ll likely always remember where you were when you heard the news.

Kevin O'Connor and Tom Haberstroh recap the wild week of free agency, including the Jaylen Brown trade to the 76ers and potential suitors for LeBron James.

After the Celtics traded the All-NBA wing to Philadelphia, we’re about to find out what Brown looks like outside of Boston.

Kevin O'Connor gives his instant reaction to the news of Jaylen Brown being traded to the Philadelphia 76ers.

The basketball world is buzzing in the wake of this summer blockbuster swap.

Boston sent star Jaylen Brown to Philadelphia for Paul George and picks. Which side won the trade?

Chris Forsberg shares his instant reaction to the Celtics trading Jaylen Brown to the 76ers.

Free agent forward Dean Wade has agreed to a four-year, $39 million deal with the Philadelphia 76ers, sources told ESPN.

With players coming and going via the NBA Draft and free agency, we have you covered on the Philadelphia 76ers’ projected 2026-27 roster.

Mike Gansey’s first free agency window as the Sixers’ president of basketball operations is about to begin.

The Sixers have picked up Dominick Barlow and Dalen Terry's options for the 2026-27 season.

Oubre has been a mainstay in Philadelphia’s starting lineup for the last three seasons. Should that continue?

If the Sixers don't want to hard-cap themselves at the first apron, the $6.1 million taxpayer MLE may be their best bet to add an impact free agent.

John Collins could be the solution for the Sixers at the four, but what will it cost?

If the Sixers don't get Dean Wade, who else might they be able to acquire this offseason for the non-taxpayer mid-level exception?

Zuby Ejiofor is the kind of player the Sixers need, but is pick 22 too high?

The Sixers historically preferred younger prospects in the first round under team president Daryl Morey. Will Mike Gansey continue that trend?