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Jared McCain Takes In The US-Paraguay Match

Jared McCain’s NBA career has had an odd start. The former Duke star was a leading candidate for Rookie of the Year last season when he had a knee injury in mid-December. He suffered a thumb injury this year, and Philadelphia had a deeper backcourt rotation as well, and he didn’t get that much time. […]

Philadelphia better watch itself, or it will lose another superstar

It’s happened here before. On July 9, 1968, the Philadelphia 76ers traded the iconic and perceived to be “polarizing” all-time great Wilt Chamberlain to the Los Angeles Lakers for Jerry Chambers, Archie Clark and Darrall Imhoff. This came after the Sixers finished 62-20, with Chamberlain leading the way, averaging 24.3 points, 23.8 rebounds, and 8.6 […]

Mike Gansey wasn’t going to show his team-building hand on day one

As the team that demolished the Sixers out of the 2026 playoffs continues playing for a championship, Philadelphia’s new brass is under no delusions on how far they are from contending for one. In his introductory press conference, president of basketball operations Mike Gansey gave a frank assessment on where he thinks his new team […]

Trade Talk: A potential swap with the 76ers for an MVP and picks

The NBA Draft is right around the corner and the Dallas Mavericks will have at least two picks later this month. If you’ve read our first installment of Trade Talk, you know what it is we’re doing, but if not, the approach is simple. I curate a few trades from the variety of options we […]

Editor-in-chief mailbag: The Mike Gansey era begins

On Monday, the Sixers introduced Mike Gansey as their new president of basketball operations. He didn’t reveal much about his vision for the team, but it seemed clear he was going to do his best to build around the team’s “Big 4” while creating a more harmonious environment within the franchise. Gansey won’t have much […]

2026 NBA Offseason Preview: Philadelphia 76ers

After Denver and Phoenix broke up their respective maximum-salary trios during the 2025 offseason, the Sixers entered the 2025/26 season as just one of two teams carrying three players on max deals. The other one of those two clubs, the Cavaliers, had the NBA's highest payroll and entered the fall with championship expectations after winning […]