The Philadelphia 76ers had entered this season with Championship aspirations. By February, all those hopes have completely evaporated. A play-in spot is still very much within reach, especially as the Chicago Bulls are on a downward trajectory after trading Zach LaVine.
Following a 124-104 loss to the Boston Celtics, the Philadelphia 76ers hold the longest losing streak in the NBA with six consecutive losses. The team has been dismantled with injuries this season, but they were beaten soundly even with their stars healthy after the All-Star break.
The San Antonio Spurs received unfortunate news regarding their second-year All-Star big man, Victor Wembanyama, on Thursday morning. After receiving a medical evaluation following the NBA All-Star Tournament, Wembanyama was diagnosed with deep vein thrombosis in his shoulder.
The Philadelphia 76ers season has been overshadowed by a series of injury problems. Entering the season the Philadelphia 76ers were dreaming of title contention.
From opening night, the injury bug has run rampant within the Philadelphia 76ers. As they attempt to make a push for the playoffs, it doesn't look like they'll have the services of one of their key veterans.
The Philadelphia 76ers returned to action with a loss at the Boston Celtics, and now rank 20-33 for the season. The Sixers are enduring a very disappointing season, and even with all their stars available for the game in Boston, they were comfortably beaten this time, 124-104.
Although Jared McCain won’t be available to play for the Philadelphia 76ers down the stretch run of the 2024-25 season, the rookie is doing the best thing can control: attacking his injury rehab hard.
Philadelphia 76ers center Joel Embiid made a brutally honest admission about his recent play following the team’s latest loss on Thursday. Embiid was held to just 15 points on 3-of-9 shooting in Thursday’s 124-104 loss to the Boston Celtics, continuing a string of underwhelming showings for the former MVP.
The Philadelphia 76ers were arguably the most disappointing team in the NBA after the first half of the season. Unfortunately for them, this trend continued after their 20-point loss at home to the Boston Celtics on Thursday night.
It’s been some time since the Los Angeles Lakers’ trade with the Charlotte Hornets fell through. Still, the situation is a hot topic in the NBA, as it’s created an awkward environment for everybody involved.
The Philadelphia 76ers and Brooklyn Nets likely did not expect to be tied in the standings after 55 games. Yet, that's exactly where the Atlantic Division rivals are heading into Saturday's matchup in Philadelphia.
Lonnie Walker IV is joining a Philadelphia 76ers team that needs a massive jolt. The Sixers, losers of their last six games, need to start playing with more urgency and putting more pressure on opposing teams in any way.
Following an active trade deadline, the Philadelphia 76ers have made a flurry of moves before the final stretch of the regular season. Most of their signings were in-house, except one that they barely pulled off in time with an overseas veteran.
The Philadelphia 76ers have added three players since the end of the NBA’s wonky All-Star Weekend. The Sixers’ major move was to sign Lonnie Walker IV right before his buyout clause expired.
The Philadelphia 76ers have signed NBA free agent David Roddy to a two-way contract, the team announced in a press release. Roddy, a 6-foot-4 power forward, had previously signed a 10-day contract with the team on February 11.
The Philadelphia 76ers are having one of their most underwhelming seasons after a promising offseason. With Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey entering another season together, along with the addition of Paul George, expectations were high in the City of Brotherly Love.
The Sixers have signed David Roddy to a two-way contract, the team announced (via Twitter). The 6’4″ power forward just completed a 10-day contract with the team that he signed on February 11.
The Philadelphia 76ers have had an injury-riddled season, and it showed against the Boston Celtics coming back from the All-Star break. Paul George is one of the players battling through injuries, and he’s been receiving pain-killing injections over the past few weeks so he can be on the floor.
The Philadelphia 76ers have fallen victim to a time-honored NBA tradition this season, falling from contender status to a team fighting just to make the postseason in general.
The 76ers were meant to "trust the process," which they did by investing hundreds of millions of dollars in Joel Embiid. Unfortunately, Embiid has lost the "trust" in his ability to reciprocate due to his health issues.
We're getting dangerously close to seeing the Sixers needing to pull the plug, forcing Daryl Morey to retool during the summer.
The 76ers are set to pay the regressing star over $50M for another three seasons through 2027-28.
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