Spencer Hawes, Kwame Brown reportedly being shopped by Sixers

Kwame Brown was supposed to be the 76ers' starting center but he could be on his way out. (Kent Smith/Getty Images) With the offseason acquisition of Andrew

Kwame Brown was supposed to be the 76ers' starting center but he could be on his way out. (Kent Smith/Getty Images)

With the offseason acquisition of Andrew Bynum, the Philadelphia 76ers are believed to be shopping Kwame Brown or Spencer Hawes, according to Sam Amico of Fox Sports:

That leads some around the league to believe either Brown, Hawes or Allen will be made available come the February trading deadline, if not the end of training camp in October. At the very least, some teams with holes in the middle plan to start placing calls.

Head coach Doug Collins said Brown would be the starting center, but landing Bynum obviously bumps him to the bench. The Sixers signed Brown, a free agent with the Golden State Warriors, in July after using the team amnesty clause on Elton Brand.