Sixers add undrafted Christian Wood on partially-guaranteed deal
Former UNLV forward Christian Wood has joined the 76ers roster, according to his agent. Last season, Wood averaged 15.7 points and 10 rebounds a game.
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Sixers sign Kendall Marshall for 2015-16
Free-agent guard Kendall Marshall has agreed to a multiyear contract with the Philadelphia 76ers, according to league sources.
Wiggins, Stauskas leads Canada over Cuba in FIBA Americas
Nik Stauskas and Andrew Wiggins scored 15 points each in limited action and Canada routed Cuba 101-59 on Wednesday for its first victory in FIBA Americas.
Sixers reportedly interested in Kendall Marshall
The Sixers have expressed interest in free agent point guard Kendall Marshall, according to a source. Marshall, 24, was a lottery pick in 2012.
Legendary dunker Darryl Dawkins dies at 58
Former NBA player Darryl Dawkins, aka 'Chocolotate Thunder', died Thursday at a hospital in Allentown, Pennsylvania. He was 58.
Suns sign Henry Sims, Cory Jefferson to camp deals
The Phoenix Suns' training camp gained some competition with agreements for former Sixers center Henry Sims and former Nets power forward Cory Jefferson.
Nerlens Noel is rebuilding his jump shot
Sixers center Nerlens Noel shot just 28.8 percent on attempts between three and ten feet from the basket, so he is trying to improve his shot.
Dario Saric expects to join Sixers next season
Dario Saric conducted an interview in Croatia about his future in the NBA, implying he expects to move to the NBA with the 76ers ahead of the 16-17 season.
Joel Embiid again out for season after 2nd foot surgery
Philadelphia 76ers center Joel Embiid is expected to miss the season following a second surgery on his right foot. His recovery should take 5 to 8 months.
Rookies vote Jahlil Okafor most likely to win ROY award
The 2015-16 NBA rookies told that they liked No. 3 pick Jahlil Okafor, both short- and long-term, more than No. 1 Karl-Anthony Towns.