While the Minnesota Timberwolves and Oklahoma City Thunder battle in the Western Conference, and the New York Knicks look to come back from 0-2 against Indianapolis in the East, the rest of the NBA is looking toward the future and rebuilding their rosters through trades and the upcoming draft.

Hall of Famer Carmelo Anthony plans to have Philadelphia 76ers legend Allen Iverson present him at the Hall of Fame.

Being a well-known dealmaker in the NBA, Philadelphia 76ers President of Basketball Operations Daryl Morey keeps the team in trade rumors consistently throughou

Stein claims that despite the ongoing rumors, the 76ers are not likely to trade the No. 3 pick for a veteran star. He does claim that Philly could opt to trade back, albeit it won't be very far. Overall, the organization's goal is to acquire a young talent to add to the core of the roster. So, sticking and picking may be the favorable outcome.

The Sixers could target the five-year collegiate product to improve their depth in the second round of the 2025 NBA Draft

One has to wonder if the Philadelphia 76ers would consider trading down with the Brooklyn Nets and acquire Cam Johnson in the process.

Shortly after the 2025 NBA Draft concludes, the Sixers will quickly move into the ... Sixers have a handful of guards under contract, and plan to retain Quentin Grimes, who is primed for a big ...

The proposed trade would see the Sixers send out a top draft pick and Paul George in return for a genuine superstar

The NBA Draft combine is a time for potential draft prospects to show off their games and get noticed by teams in an effort to get drafted to the right situation. The Philadelphia 76ers are a team looking to do their due diligence in an effort to land the right player with the No. 3 overall pick.

Sixers head coach Nick Nurse may have let slip the Sixers' draft intentions during an appearance on a local radio show.

PJ Haggerty was a consensus second-team All-American this past season, averaging 21.7 points, 5.8 rebounds, 3.7 assists and 1.8 steals.

With the No. 3 and No. 35 picks in the 2025 NBA Draft, the Philadelphia 76ers are doubling down on youth—targeting top-tier upside and instant depth for a contending roster.