NBA fans have seen this before. A franchise puts together a roster of living legends and bona fide superstars, only to watch the team fall flat on its face.
OK, it’s not like they have to after having one of the splashiest offseasons of all time. In recent history, the Sixers haven’t been the most prolific at finding cheap, productive talent on the two-way market, but that wasn’t the case in 2025.
Before heading to Philadelphia for training camp, LeBron James had one major stop to make first. The four-time NBA champion made history in his own right by embarking on his very first trip to the African continent.
Charles Barkley was among the loudest voices calling LeBron James’s move to the Philadelphia 76ers nothing more than ring-chasing. But he didn’t go unchallenged.
Jaylen Brown’s exit from Boston left his former teammates with little more than questions and an uncomfortable reality. One Celtics player admitted there was nothing they could do to stop it.
The regular season is important, but NBA legends are made in the playoffs. More specifically, it's the Finals where the all-time greats have built their otherworldly reputations.
The NBA GOAT conversation will never reach a consensus, but former league swingman Richard Jefferson has an interesting solution. Speaking on ‘The Rush Hour’ show, the NBA champion argued that there is no GOAT, as the standards are constantly shifting.
Jaylen Brown is apparently not taking his first bad experience on a golf course pretty lightly. During a conversation with Mahershala Ali for The Hollywood
Measuring LeBron James against absolute perfection has become standard practice. However, declaring his career an underachievement moves the bar to a whole new level.
Typically, the path to the NBA for most players is to spend at least a season in college to get high-level basketball and important development under their belts.
LeBron James’ free agency move to the Philadelphia 76ers has made the franchise a force to be reckoned with in the Eastern Conference. However, his former teammate now believes the four-time NBA champion could be the fourth option on the team.
LeBron James is entering the 24th year of his NBA career, and in his time playing, he has won every major laurel there is in the league. The four-time NBA champion will play for the Philadelphia 76ers next season, and will be on a team that is expected to be the favourites to win the NBA championship.
Jaylen Brown added an unexpected highlight to his first offseason as a Philadelphia 76er, stepping into a boxing ring in Lagos as video of the session spread online this week.
Philadelphia 76ers star Jaylen Brown and actor Mahershala Ali recently came together for the first episode of the Game Recognizes Game series, where they discussed a wide range of topics.
The Process-era Sixers were infamous for collecting first-round picks. But in one of the few times they dealt one, it nearly resulted in a franchise-altering mistake.
Jaylen Brown boxed in Nigeria this week. Video circulated by the combat sports account Happy Punch shows the Philadelphia 76ers guard gloved up in front of a crowd, billed as his first time in a ring.
The Philadelphia 76ers are less than two months away from getting their highly anticipated 2026-27 season underway. The 76ers brought in plenty of star power this offseason, headlined by the additions of LeBron James in free agency and Jaylen Brown via trade.