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Mike Sielski: Ben Simmons and the Sixers had six wasted years together. His tenure teaches us one important lesson.

PHILADELPHIA — It is finished now, officially. The confidential settlement that the 76ers and Ben Simmons reached Monday, over the grievance Simmons filed to regain some of the $20 million the Sixers withheld from him last season because he refused to play for them, closed an ugly if interesting era…

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Sixers, Ben Simmons reach agreement on $20 million withheld during his holdout

Ben Simmons sat down with the 76ers brass in Los Angeles last summer and demanded a trade, letting the front office know he had no intention of attending training camp or playing in the 2021-22 season.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Kevin Durant wants trade to Celtics; 76ers interested in Nets star: report

NEW YORK — A new team has joined the Kevin Durant sweepstakes, and it’s the same team that pried away another Nets superstar.

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The 76ers traded Ben Simmons months ago and Doc Rivers is still deflecting blame for chasing him out

Doc Rivers wants you to know the Ben Simmons stuff wasn't his fault

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How the Sixers’ proposed new arena vaults them into the NBA arms race: ‘We’re really only limited by our imagination’

PHILADELPHIA — When Tad Brown walked through the 76ers’ section of the Wells Fargo Center last year, he immediately concluded it was “not up to NBA standards.”

The Philadelphia Inquirer

NBA Opens Tampering Investigation Into Knicks’ Signing of Brunson, per Report

It is the second league investigation into tampering this offseason.

Sports Illustrated

Ira Winderman: Do 76ers, Knicks get Heat tampering treatment? Or selective NBA enforcement?

A year ago, after a second consecutive season extended by the pandemic, the Miami Heat stood poised for the delayed start of NBA free agency on Aug. 2.

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The NBA’s tampering investigation involving James Harden and the 76ers, explained

The 76ers' new deal with James Harden might get them into some trouble.

USA Today Sports Media Group

NBA investigating Sixers for possible tampering in free-agency pursuit of James Harden, P.J. Tucker and Danuel House

PHILADELPHIA — The NBA has opened an investigation into the 76ers for possible tampering in their free agency pursuits to re-sign James Harden and sign P.J. Tucker and Danuel House, a source confirmed to The Philadelphia Inquirer Friday night.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

NBA Launches Probe Into 76ers for Potential Tampering, per Report

The league’s review surrounds James Harden’s contract and subsequent free agency signings for the 76ers this summer, per the report from ESPN.

Sports Illustrated

Jordan Brand might finally be able to live outside of Michael Jordan’s shadow soon

Jordan Brand is having a youth movement and Paolo Banchero is part of it

USA Today Sports Media Group

How James Harden’s unprecedented new contract gave the 76ers cap flexibility to improve this offseason

Harden structured his contract so that Philadelphia could sign two former teammates.

USA Today Sports Media Group

James Harden on re-signing with Sixers: This is where I want to win and we have the pieces to accomplish that

Lauren Rosen: James Harden on returning to the @Philadelphia 76ers: "This is where I want to be. This is where I want to win, and I think we have the pieces to accomplish that goal." Source: Twitter @LaurenMRosen What's the buzz on Twitter? Kyle ...

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Chinatown fears community, business loss in 76ers arena plan

Organizers and members of Philadelphia's Chinatown say they were surprised by the 76ers' announcement that they hope to build a $1.3 billion arena just a block from the community’s gateway arch

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Mike Sielski: If the Sixers want to build a downtown arena, they and Philadelphia have to answer some questions first

PHILADELPHIA — Here is what we know about the plan, put forth by the 76ers’ managing partners, to build an NBA arena at 10th and Market Streets. We know that the partners are estimating, for now, that the arena will cost $1.3 billion to construct. We know that the partners…

Chicago Sun-Times

James Harden agrees to 2-year, $68 million deal with 76ers

Harden basically gave himself a 30% pay cut for this coming season, allowing the 76ers to make moves such as signing power forward P.J. Tucker and small forward Danuel House earlier this month.

Sports Illustrated

76ers to Build $1.3 Billion Arena in Philly’s Center City

The team will have a new home.

USA Today Sports Media Group

James Harden extends with Sixers for two years, $68.6 million

Adrian Wojnarowski: Free agent James Harden has agreed on a two-year, $68.6M deal, including a player option, to return to the 76ers, sources tell ESPN. Source: Twitter @wojespn What's the buzz on Twitter? Austin Krell @ NBAKrell In total, looks ...

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Sixers star James Harden agreed to two-year, $68.6 million deal to return to Philly

James Harden has agreed to a two-year, $68.6 million deal to return to the 76ers, a league source confirmed.

The Guardian - US

James Harden reaches two-year, $68.8m deal to return to Philadelphia 76ers

Free agent James Harden has agreed on a two-year, $68.6m contract to return to the Philadelphia 76ers, ESPN reported on Wednesday

Sports Illustrated

Report: James Harden Agrees to Two-Year Deal with 76ers

The former MVP recently declined his player option for next season in order to take a pay cut and remain on the team.

Tribune News Service

David Matthews: James Harden ‘takes’ pay cut; Kyle Korver leaves Nets, returns to Hawks

Ex-Nets star-turned Philadelphia 76er James Harden is trying to spin his contract situation into a positive, claiming selflessness by taking a $15M pay cut on his salary in a one-plus-one deal that allows him to re-enter free agency next season.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Mike Sielski: James Harden can spin his situation all he wants. His actions will matter more than his words.

So James Harden wants people to shut their eyes to reality and see him instead as a present-day version of St. Francis of Assisi. So selfless. So generous. So willing to sacrifice for the 76ers’ greater good.

Sports Illustrated

Harden Told Sixers to ‘Sign Who We Needed to Sign’ Before Taking Pay Cut

The Sixers star was determined to see the team’s roster improved, even if it meant a smaller salary for him.

The National (Scotland)

Tommy Wilson reflects on his Rangers exit, life in Philadelphia and striving for success Stateside

TOMMY WILSON left a club that was a Scottish institution for an American organisation that was still in its infancy.

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