Handy's departure from his previous role in Dallas separates him from one of his favorite pupils and a former teammate of LeBron, Kyrie Irving. Handy's relatio
Handy's departure from his previous role in Dallas separates him from one of his favorite pupils and a former teammate of LeBron, Kyrie Irving. Handy's relatio
When many look at what makes championship teams successful, the obvious answers come up: good health, star players, strong chemistry. But what is often overlook
Tyrese Maxey has seen nearly everything under the sun in his six-year tenure in the NBA. He has played in a multitude of roles and with various Hall of Famers,
Sixers forward Jaylen Brown has a deep fear of heights, but doing the exact thing he is most afraid of is why he wanted to skydive in Egypt this offseason.
Jaylen Brown likes to say that the start of something new must mean the end of something else. But as much as he wants to embrace his new chapter in Philadelphia, there are still faint traces of sadness.
At 6-foot-9 and 250 pounds, James is not misfit to do some of the things that true forwards do. More importantly, he's cognizant of the value he can add by getting involved in actions as the screener.
Mike Gansey should wait and see what the Sixers' revamped, star-studded roster looks like before making any additional moves ahead of the regular season.
The business side of basketball may be difficult for athletes to adapt to, but Anfernee Simons is ready to take advantage of the golden opportunity ahead of him in Philly.
Shortly after news broke that James was coming to Philadelphia, Strobel received a notification from Instagram. Someone had tagged him in a post. It was a simple message.
When the 76ers take the floor for NBA action in October, their roster will have an asset it hasn't had in a long time: championship experience. With the acquisi