The three-team trade sending Anthony, Justin Anderson and a 2022 lottery protected first-round pick (via OKC) to the Hawks; Dennis Schroder and Timothé Luwawu-Cabarrot to the Thunder; and Mike Muscala to the 76ers, is official.
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Three-team deal sending Melo to Atlanta official
Nemanja Bjelica, who recently reneged on a deal with the 76ers, instead has reached a three-year deal with the Kings.
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Bjelica reaches three-year deal with Kings
Free agent Amir Johnson has decided to return to the 76ers after agreeing to a one-year contract, according to league sources.
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Sources: Amir Johnson staying with 76ers
Representatives for LeBron James will meet with the 76ers on Sunday, sources told ESPN.
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Sources: 76ers to meet with LeBron reps in L.A.
Bryan Colangelo is out as the GM of the 76ers. Our NBA experts answer the big questions about what happened and what’s next.
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What the Colangelo scandal means for the Sixers and the NBA
Former Pelicans head coach Monty Williams has agreed to a deal to join Brett Brown’s coaching staff as the lead assistant with the 76ers, league sources told ESPN.
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Sources: 76ers’ Brown to bring Williams on staff
Ahead of a massive offseason, odds to win next year’s NBA title are out. Among the notables: the 76ers (with LeBron James?) are 7-2, and the Lakers (with Paul George?) are 20-1.
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Opening 2019 NBA title odds feel LeBron effect
NBA commissioner Adam Silver said he has talked with the 76ers about their investigation of executive Bryan Colangelo’s Twitter activity. He wasn’t pleased to be talking about that before Game 1 of the NBA Finals.
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Shadow of Colangelo probe on Finals irks Silver
Joel Embiid and Ben Simmons are confident that the 76ers are on the right path despite being eliminated by the Celtics.
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Embiid assures 76ers have ‘a bright future’
Celtics backup guard Shane Larkin has a sprained left shoulder after colliding with the 76ers’ Joel Embiid in Game 4 and is out definitely.
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Celtics’ Larkin ‘very, very sore,’ out indefinitely
Joel Embiid said “dumb” and “bad” mistakes doomed the 76ers, who slipped up at the end of regulation and then again in OT of a Game 3 loss to the Celtics.
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Embiid: ‘Dumb mistakes’ led to Game 3 loss
Jazz guard Donovan Mitchell offered a supportive perspective when asked about Ben Simmons’ one-point, five-turnover performance in the 76ers’ Game 2 loss to the Celtics on Thursday. “Every player has that night,” Mitchell said.
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Mitchell supports struggling ROY rival Simmons
Jaylen Brown, who missed Game 1 of the Celtics’ playoff series against the 76ers because of a strained hamstring, didn’t start Thursday night but entered Game 2 midway through the first quarter.
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Celtics’ Brown returns in Game 2 vs. Sixers
Celtics coach Brad Stevens said that wing Jaylen Brown has been upgraded to probable for Game 2 against the 76ers on Thursday night. If Brown plays, he’ll come off the bench with Marcus Smart starting in Brown’s place.
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Celtics’ Brown listed as probable but won’t start
Though Joel Embiid said he’s still getting used to the 76ers’ new offense following a Game 1 loss to the Celtics, the Sixers big man feels he’s “unstoppable” when only facing one defender.
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Embiid feels ‘unstoppable’ if not double-teamed
