As the 76ers settle into the rhythm of a new season, a surprising source of energy has been driving their second unit. Justin Edwards, in just his second year, is turning limited minutes into meaningful production.
The 76ers may soon have their full roster for the first time all season. Veteran forward Paul George is in the “final stage” of his return-to-play process, the team announced, as he continues strengthening his left quad following offseason knee surgery.
On Tuesday evening, the Philadelphia 76ers improved to 7-4 on the young 2025-26 NBA season with a narrow home win over the Boston Celtics. While Kelly Oubre Jr.
In the heart of Philadelphia, where basketball is more religion than sport. It was a Tuesday night clash between the Philadelphia 76ers and the archrival Boston Celtics, a team that always brings out the best, and sometimes the worst, in the City of Brotherly Love.
Good players tend to succeed in the NBA. Sometimes, though, they find themselves in terrible situations but still find ways to over-achieve. These are the 20 players who carried the worst NBA teams.
Philadelphia 76ers forward Justin Edwards may think twice next time about shouting expletives on national television. The second-year swingman had a breakout performance on Wednesday during the Sixers’ 102-100 win over the Boston Celtics at Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia, Pa.
The Philadelphia 76ers added a new name to the injury report ahead of Saturday’s action against the Charlotte Hornets. According to the team, Justin Edwards is dealing with right rib soreness.
On Friday night, the Philadelphia 76ers wrapped up their preseason slate of games with a win over the Minnesota Timberwolves, snapping the three-game losing streak that had followed the team since their opening match against the New York Knicks.
Due to their extensive list of injuries, the Philadelphia 76ers had to rely on players they never expected to in 2025. Some good came from going deep into their bench, as a handful of younger players showed a lot of promise.
The NBA Summer League is an opportunity for rookie players to showcase their skills on an NBA-level stage for the first time since the NBA Draft. It could be a chance for rookies to star on a team, before potentially taking a backseat to veterans.
Over the past few years, Justin Edwards' basketball journey has been a bit of a rollercoaster ride. Despite enduring some ups and downs, the young forward has still managed to emerge as a promising prospect for the Philadelphia 76ers.
This weekend, the Philadelphia 76ers will begin their Summer League schedule against the Utah Jazz. Ahead of the action, one key player touched on using these games as a chance to improve the weaker points of his game.
The Philadelphia 76ers have finalized a new three-year contract with forward Justin Edwards after declining his $1.9 million team option for the upcoming season, per ESPN’s Shams Charania.
Last season saw the Philadelphia 76ers struggle with numerous injuries to several of their bigger-name players, including the likes of Joel Embiid, Paul George, and Tyrese Maxey, among others.
After going undrafted last year, things worked out for Justin Edwards in the form of a two-way deal with his hometown Philadelphia 76ers. Taking a flier on him proved to be an incredibly smart decision by the front office, as he proved he is capable of being a rotation piece long-term.
Justin Edwards had a productive rookie year with the Philadelphia 76ers. The 6-foot-7 forward averaged 10.1 points and 3.4 rebounds over 44 games. Edwards signed a two-way contract with the 76ers after going undrafted in 2024.
Heading into this season, the Philadelphia 76ers were expected to be led by their newly-formed trio of All-Stars. However, this did not end up being the case as the roster dealt with a litany of injuries.
Earlier this week, the Philadelphia 76ers’ social media team shared a few shots of the one-time NBA All-Star Tyrese Maxey putting in work with the rookie, Justin Edwards.
The Philadelphia 76ers' season has been anything but ideal, as the team has gone from championship aspirations to jockeying for draft position. But amid the lost season, some bright spots have emerged.
PHILADELPHIA — Justin Edwards continues to take advantage of the Philadelphia 76ers’ depleted lineups. The undrafted rookie is getting buckets, in part because someone has to but also because he’s showing genuine NBA-level talent.
George, Bona, Yabusele and Edwards are all in their respective first seasons with the 76ers. Thus, they are quickly learning how notoriously harsh the Philly fan base can be on their own players.
Following the 2025 NBA All-Star break, the Philadelphia 76ers host the Boston Celtics. They are searching for true health after an injury-riddled season as they try to enter the playoffs, currently sitting at 11th in the East with a 20-34 record.
Sixers rookie Justin Edwards sprained his left ankle during a post-All-Star practice this week, according to Derek Bodner of PHLY Sports (Twitter link).
Rookie forward Justin Edwards, who has been a standout for the Sixers on a two-way contract, will be promoted to a standard deal, according to Keith Pompey of The Philadelphia Inquirer.
Three of the New York Knicks' most important players went to college at Villanova in Philadelphia. The trio came up big in the Knicks' overtime win in their old city.
When a top three overall recruit in the country signs on to play Kentucky basketball, everyone thinks high draft pick. That wasn’t the case for former blue-chip recruit Justin Edwards.