Now that there's been some time to think about a new dawn of professional basket basketball, here is the first in a series of five thoughts on the reimagined Sixers.
Thunder and lightning often go hand in hand, and the Sixers delivered a boom that shook the NBA on Wednesday. They agreed to a deal to acquire Jaylen Brown from
The Sixers' Finals aspirations reignited with their jaw-dropping acquisition of Jaylen Brown from the Boston Celtics for Paul George and draft capital.
No, it's not flashy. But it will be the final table-setting business for them to handle before they can engage in this summer's free agency sweepstakes.
If the Cleveland Cavaliers' recent roster history is any indicator, Sixers new president of basketball operations Mike Gansey may have a path to landing one of the more intriguing fits when free agency opens on Tuesday.
According to Stefan Bondy, the New York Knicks will likely lose a key member of their title team because James Dolan doesn't want to pay into the second apron to run back a championship team.
Some 900 miles away in Knoxville, Tennessee, Mike Gansey, then an executive for the Cleveland Cavaliers, is taking in a thriller between Alabama and Tennessee.
The Sixers drafted the best player available in Labaron Philon Jr. with the 22nd overall pick in the 2026 NBA Draft and sometimes it's as simple as that.