The team has been steadfast on adding a young star to pair with their Big Three. What they do on the night of the draft will be massive. In the meantime, we'll answer a few of your mailbag questions

The 76ers' season was disappointing from the start, and a lot of it was due to injuries. 76ers star forward Paul George suffered a significant injury during the preseason, and Joel Embiid entered the season with knee troubles, which caused him to play only 19 games.

The Philadelphia fan base is a vocal one. They will let their teams know when things are not going the way they expect them to of if a team is not giving the type of effort they expect in the City of Brotherly Love.

Gillie Da King and Wallo267 joined Paul George on the latest episode of "Podcast P" to discuss the Sixers’ disappointing season and their expectations for next year.

The Philadelphia 76ers swung for the fences when they signed star wing Paul George to a four-year, $212 million max contract in the 2024 offseason. George's first season in Philadelphia did not live up to his or the organization's expectations as he missed significant time due to multiple injuries.

Too many guards? No such thing. The Sixers will (correctly) take the best player available, regardless of how they fit the current roster.

ESPN reported on Monday morning that "some" rival teams expect the Sixers to try to trade their No. 3 pick with Paul George for a star.

ESPN released its latest NBA mock draft Monday morning, and according to Jonathan Givony, there's speculation around the league that the Sixers could attempt