The Philadelphia 76ers were granted the No. 3 pick in the 2025 NBA draft following a miserable 24-58 season. The Sixers will be looking to add a top young talent to a roster in need of an injection of youth at this stage of their championship quest.

Kevin Durant, even at 37 years old, remains one of the league’s most lethal offensive players. Acquiring him would be a clear win-now move that would add elite shot creation and

The 76ers keeping their first-round pick following last Monday’s dramatic draft lottery provides them with optionality. The most straightforward, of course, is taking a player at No. 3, where Rutgers wing Ace Bailey and Baylor guard VJ Edgecombe are the most popular choices among outside evaluators and those who compile mock drafts.

Upon luck going their way in Monday's NBA Draft lottery, the Philadelphia 76ers find themselves in a favorable position. Already with a core of All-Stars, the f

ESPN reported on Monday morning that "some" rival teams expect the Sixers to try to trade their No. 3 pick with Paul George for a star.

A year ago, the seating area between the bar and coffee shop on the ground floor inside the Marriott Marquis hotel in Chicago was abuzz with people wondering about the next step for the 76ers. The team had the 16th pick in the 2024 draft and a plethora of cap space available to pursue Paul George and others during that summer’s free-agency period.

NBA Draft looming, now is the perfect time for the Philadelphia 76ers to reflect on a season filled with adversity, experimentation, and a few surprise bright spots.

Korver ended up playing 17 years in the league. Along with the Sixers, he played for the Utah Jazz, the Atlanta Hawks, the Chicago Bulls, the Cleveland Cavaliers, and the Milwauke