The Philadelphia 76ers saw a less-than-satisfactory end to their regular season. With many concerns arising, the 76ers have a lot of work to do before ensuring they become a perennial powerhouse in the Eastern Conference again.

Cheer up Philadelphia 76ers fans. Picking those battered bodies off the canvas and fighting on is what your great city is known for. That's why one of Philly's favorite sons is a fictional boxer whose likeness is forever immortalized by a statue that sits at the grassy knoll near the Museum of Art's steps.

The Philadelphia 76ers didn't qualify for the 2025 NBA playoffs, largely due to the unavailability of their star players as Tyrese Maxey, Paul George and Joel Embiid struggled to stay healthy in the 2024-25 season. This is the first time the Sixers missed the playoffs since 2017, snapping their streak of seven straight postseason appearances.

The 76ers head coach already has someone in mind who can immediately elevate this franchise back into contention in the Eastern Conference

FS1's Nick Wright proposed a trade that would send Giannis Antetokounmpo to the 76ers in exchange for an intriguing package.

The Philadelphia 76ers are promoting Jameer Nelson to assistant general manager, sources tell ESPN. The 14-year NBA veteran and one-time All-Star is a Pennsylvania native and has served a scout and G League GM for the 76ers since 2020.

Philadelphia 76ers veterans Kelly Oubre Jr., Andre Drummond and Eric Gordon are all expected to accept their player options and return to the team next season, according to NBA insiders Marc Stein and Jake Fischer.

The 76ers must search for a new identity after seeing last year's blueprint quickly disintegrate. They must have a solid backup plan to overcome Embiid and George's collectively sky-high injury risk. Doling out more opportunities to aging or declining players is not ideal.

This used to be a Holiday in Bricktown, NBA Draft Lottery day with hopes resting in the balance as the Oklahoma City Thunder attempted to retool its roster. Now, the OKC Thunder sit as the No. 1 seed in the Western Conference for the second straight year,

On Tuesday, Philadelphia 76ers star Paul George announced that he will resume his show, "Podcast P with Paul George," this summer. During the 2024-25 NBA season, George's show took a hiatus as the star wanted to focus on his first campaign with the Sixers.