The Sixer Sense
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The Cleveland Cavaliers were dragged to the NBA Finals by LeBron James. But that isn't the only example of a star dragging an undermanned team to the Finals
Rory Fette|
If the Philadelphia 76ers strike out on landing LeBron James and Kawhi Leonard, they'll need to pivot to fill out the rest of the roster.
Luke Swiatek|
The Philadelphia 76ers will have to move forward without Marco Belinelli and Ersan Ilyasova, two players who played a big role in their postseason run.
Christopher Kline|
The Philadelphia 76ers will be players in free agency. Might they be targeting anybody from the Southeast Division come July?
Christopher Kline|
The Philadelphia 76ers will be players in the 2018 free agency market. Might they be targeting any free agents from the Southwest Division?
Christopher Kline|
As the 2018 free agency period approaches, how can the Philadelphia 76ers make their case to LeBron James before he heads elsewhere?
Christopher Kline|
The fate of the Philadelphia 76ers' future rests on whether or not they add a superstar this summer. What happens if they don't?
Rusty Gorelick|
The Philadelphia 76ers will be players in free agency, with Paul George lauded as one of the best fits available. Who else from his division makes sense?
Christopher Kline|
Trading for Kawhi Leonard is inherently risky for the Philadelphia 76ers. That shouldn't deter them from attempting to make a big splash, though.
Christopher Kline|
According to recent Sixers rumors, from SI.com's Jake Fischer, the Philadelphia 76ers are putting together potential Kawhi Leonard offers.
Christopher Kline|
The Philadelphia 76ers will be players in the 2018 free agency class. Could they target any free agents from the Pacific Division?
Christopher Kline|
There's a way for the Philadelphia 76ers to add LeBron James, Kawhi Leonard, and still pay J.J. Redick. Let's dive in and take a capologist's look at how.
Luke Swiatek|
Kawhi Leonard is an elite player, but the Philadelphia 76ers shouldn't mortgage their future on somebody with one year left on their contract.
Rory Fette|
The Philadelphia 76ers front office is already putting in the work to fill out the club's Summer League roster with a wide assortment of players.
Lucas Johnson|
With the 2018 NBA Draft in the rearview mirror, we shift our focus toward the 2019 NBA Draft and break down the 14 best prospects heading into the summer.
Christopher Kline|
If LeBron James comes to a quick decision regarding where he plays next season, the Philadelphia 76ers could benefit greatly -- regardless of where he goes.
Christopher Kline|
The Philadelphia 76ers went perimeter heavy in the 2018 NBA Draft and trading Jerryd Bayless to the Sacramento Kings will help even out the roster.
Lucas Johnson|
The Philadelphia 76ers will focus on LeBron James and Paul George this summer, but they should also keep an eye on some smaller names.
Christopher Kline|
The Philadelphia 76ers might find themselves on the market for complimentary pierces this offseason. Former top-5 pick Mario Hezonja should be on the radar.
Christopher Kline|
After a rough sophomore season, can Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot carve out a niche in the Philadelphia 76ers' long-term plans?
Christopher Kline|
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