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The Sixers signed former Sixth Man of the Year Montrezl Harrell to back up Joel Embiid. Here are the pros -- and cons -- to the move.

The Sixers have signed Montrezl Harrell, a former Sixth Man of the Year who figures to back up Joel Embiid at the center position.

The game 7 loss in 2019 was traumatic, but a close look at the current Sixers team should help fans heal and feel better about the future

The Sixers have upgraded their bench with De'Anthony Melton leading the way, but how does he stack up against the rest of the sixth men in the NBA?

The Sixers' wing was ejected in international play and then he was attacked by the opposing team's players in the locker room.

The NBA has never had more star power than it does right now. We rank every team's best trio, from Giannis and KD to the league's foremost rebuilds.

The Cleveland Cavaliers are now a contender in the Eastern Conference, but they still aren't a true threat to the Philadelphia 76ers.

On the podcast, we ask which Sixers will have a career year this season? Also, how do the top 10 NBA starting lineups measure up against each other?

The Utah Jazz is entering a rebuild, but the Philadelphia 76ers don't have a clear avenue to take advantage of their rebuild.

Joel Embiid has finished second in MVP voting twice in a row. With the new season approaching, NBA executives think he'll compete for the award once again.

We welcome back former Sixers coach, Jimmy Lynam, to discuss the state of the NBA, Philly's off-season moves, and his thoughts about a path to an NBA title.

The Sixers have one of the most complete starting fives in the NBA. How do they stack up against the rest of the league on paper?

The Sixers' frontcourt of Joel Embiid, Tobias Harris, and P.J. Tucker is a big reason why most fans expect them to compete for a championship.

Can Maxey overtake Embiid as the Sixers' most beloved player? Will Utah get accused of tanking like Philly was during Sam Hinkie's tenure?

The Sixers have a dominant backcourt duo in James Harden and Tyrese Maxey. How do they stack up against the other 29 starting backcourts in the NBA?

With Kevin Durant is staying a Net, will the Sixers roster remain as it is to start the season? Who are the off-season sleeper signings and overrated teams?