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Sixers say Joel Embiid and Paul George 'were full participants' in practice, including five-on-five scrimmaging
CAMDEN, NJ — A nice change of pace for the Sixers: Joel Embiid and Paul George were each full participants in the team's ...
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Sixers soundbites: Joel Embiid breaks silence on lengthy absence, says he 'should be back pretty soon'
Just when you thought the world of the Sixers had reached maximum chaos, Joel Embiid appeared out of nowhere and sat down to ...
Paul George looking forward to helping Sixers thrive on offensive end
Star forward Paul George is looking forward to helping the Philadelphia 76ers turn things around and thrive on the offensive ...
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Sixers give credit to Joel Embiid for recruitment skills in the summer
CAMDEN, N.J. -- The Philadelphia 76ers were able to land the big fish of the 2024 free agency period with the addition of ...
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Sixers rule out both Embiid and George for season opener vs. Bucks
CAMDEN, N.J. — The Sixers will start their 2024-25 regular season down two out of three stars. A team official released a ...
Sixers’ Paul George and Joel Embiid return … for a practice
CAMDEN, N.J. – Friday felt, a newly shaven Nick Nurse said, like a rare “normal day at the office” for the 76ers. It got a ...
Nurse insists ‘no setback' for Embiid, faces fair questions about substance of Sixers' plan
Despite Joel Embiid being sidelined for the start of the regular season, Nick Nurse insisted he’s had “no setback.” ...
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New Jersey officials give Sixers owner tour of proposed arena site
On Tuesday, Gov. Phil Murphy, Camden Mayor Vic Carstarphen, and other New Jersey leaders gave one of the Sixers' owners a tour of the site they hope to lure the team across the river with a new arena.
Andre Drummond opens up on Joel Embiid, Sixers shortcomings, his legacy
Andre Drummond opens up in a sit down interview on Joel Embiid, the shortcomings of the Philadelphia 76ers, and the legacy he ...
A new Sixers arena could come with $50 million in community benefits. Critics ask who would gain.
The proposed CBA allocates $25 million to neighborhoods, including $6.3 million for Chinatown. Other funding would go to year-round school, job training, small business lending, and City Council uses.