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76ers fire GM Daryl Morey; Bob Myers leading search for next general manager
The 76ers have dismissed general manager Daryl Morey after six seasons, the club confirmed in coverage of a news conference. Bob Myers, who joined the organization in October, is overseeing the GM search and said the team wants a collaborative executive focused on winning a championship; Josh Harris expressed continued support for coach Nick Nurse.
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Adem Bona suffers left foot sprain; to be re-evaluated at training camp
Backup center Adem Bona sustained a left foot sprain while playing for Turkey in FIBA World Cup qualifiers, the team announced. The injury will be re-evaluated at the start of Sixers training camp; initial reporting indicates he could return to on-court activity within the first two weeks of camp, creating short-term uncertainty for the center rotation.
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Single-game regular-season tickets for 2026–27 on public sale Thursday
The 76ers put single-game tickets on sale Thursday at 10 a.m. ET, with opening-night and early-season games drawing high demand and elevated prices. The team’s regular-season opener is Oct. 20 at Madison Square Garden; the first home game is Oct. 22 vs. Cleveland.
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Sixers to open training camp Sept. 29; media day Sept. 28 and preseason schedule posted
Multiple outlets report the Sixers will hold media day on Monday, Sept. 28 and open training camp Sept. 29, with a four-game preseason that includes matchups against New York, Brooklyn and Boston.
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Internal competition for backup center role highlighted as early training-camp storyline
NBC Sports Philadelphia and other outlets preview a likely competition between Adem Bona and Ariel Hukporti for minutes backing up Joel Embiid; the piece frames it as a meaningful training-camp battle.
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Sixers single-game tickets go on sale Thursday, Sept. 17 at 10 a.m. ET
The Philadelphia 76ers announced single-game tickets will be available to the public at 10 a.m. ET on Thursday, Sept. 17. The sale follows a blockbuster offseason that added LeBron James and Jaylen Brown and includes home-opener pricing and early-season schedule context fans will want to know.
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Longtime Sixers PA announcer Matt Cord returning for one final season
Matt Cord, the Sixers' public-address voice for 28 seasons who had retired in May, will return for one final season as the team's PA announcer. The team posted Cord’s return and quoted him expressing excitement to be back.
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SixersSense: Mike Gansey’s roster overhaul could produce a dramatically different starting lineup
A SixersSense piece emphasizes the franchise’s rapid offseason transformation under new GM Mike Gansey, contrasting last season’s opening‑night lineup with the potential 2026‑27 starters that include LeBron James and Jaylen Brown. The site frames the changes as a major shift in organizational direction and expectations ahead of training camp.
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USA Today/Sixers Wire breaks down the center rotation and depth behind Joel Embiid
Sixers Wire (USA Today) previewed the team’s center position, naming Joel Embiid the starter and outlining the backup competition — Adem Bona, Ariel Hukporti, Dominick Barlow and Jabari Walker — as the Sixers prepare final rotations for training camp.
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PhillyVoice ranks Sixers rotation tiers, names rotation locks and on‑bubble players
PhillyVoice assessed the 76ers' 14-player standard roster and categorized players into starters, rotation locks, on‑bubble options and depth pieces ahead of Media Day. The piece highlights Dean Wade and Anfernee Simons as the team's two primary reserve locks and projects a nine‑man typical rotation with two additional rotation spots up for grabs.
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Analysis: Four super-users create major usage and lineup questions for Sixers
An ESPN preview highlights that the Sixers now project to have four high‑usage stars (LeBron James, Jaylen Brown, Joel Embiid, Tyrese Maxey), raising questions about shot allocation, offensive efficiency and coach Nick Nurse’s ability to integrate them. The piece notes Embiid may be load‑managed, which will factor into deployment decisions.
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NBC Sports PHI: Sixers revamped bench includes Simons, Wade and new two‑ways
NBC Sports Philadelphia previews Philadelphia’s retooled second unit, naming Dean Wade and Anfernee Simons as key bench additions and noting the team added depth pieces (including Labaron Philon Jr.) while signing two‑way players and leaving a two‑way slot open. Coach Nick Nurse will tinker with rotations as camp approaches.
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Liberty Ballers: Sixers signed two‑way players Caleb Love and Rayan Rupert
Liberty Ballers reports Philadelphia is using two of its two‑way slots on Caleb Love and Rayan Rupert and leaving a third two‑way spot open entering training camp. The piece outlines how those additions compete with an already crowded rotation for limited bench minutes.
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76ers acquired Jaylen Brown and signed LeBron James this offseason
ESPN reports Philadelphia completed a blockbuster trade for Jaylen Brown (sending Paul George and multiple future picks to Boston) and later signed LeBron James to a two‑year, $8 million deal. Those moves reshape the Sixers' core and create a star‑heavy starting five alongside Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey.
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