The Sacramento Kings have hired Brandon Williams as assistant general manager.

Williams was previously Vice President of Basketball Administration for the Philadelphia 76ers.

Williams will replace Scott Perry, who was hired by the New York Knicks as general manager.

Before the start of free agency, J.J. Redick was recruited by Chris Paul to join him with the Houston Rockets.

“Five days before free agency, I didn’t think Houston was even a possibility,” Redick said on his new podcast on Uninterrupted. “Then, the night before free agency started, I’m getting a call from CP [Chris Paul] telling me how much I need to go there.”

Redick claims the Rockets offered him more money in total than the one-year, $23 million deal he signed with the Philadelphia 76ers.

“Houston offered me more total money than Philly,” he said. “I knew in Houston I was going to come off the bench. Me and Eric Gordon do a lot of the same things. We were going to play some minutes together. He would get to finish some games; maybe I would get to. But it wasn’t necessarily going to be what I wanted in this point in my career for the court part of it. Now certainly, it was a contender and all that stuff, so that’s probably the main reason I wanted to do it.”

Jonah Bolden has agreed to sign with Maccabi Tel Aviv.

Bolden was the sixth pick of the second round by the Philadelphia 76ers and played for Red Star Belgrade last season.

Bolden averaged 12.6 points, 7.0 rebounds and 1.6 assists in 27.2 minutes per game for Red Star.

In Summer League, Bolden averaged 8.8 points, 6.3 rebounds and 1.6 assists in 23.4 minutes per game for the 76ers.

Ben Simmons has heard people question whether the Philadelphia 76ers are making the correct decision to have him play point guard.

“Everybody is a coach,” Simmons said late Sunday at the NBA Summer League. “Everybody is a GM.”

Simmons is clear on how he envisions himself on the floor.

“For me, I think you can move me anywhere,” Simmons said. “But I’m a starting point guard.”

The Sixers believe Markelle Fultz, a solid shooter and another point guard, is the perfect backcourt complement to Simmons.

“I have no problem sharing the ball,” Simmons said. “He doesn’t, either. Watching him play, he can share the ball.”

Markelle Fultz suffered a high ankle sprain in Saturday's Summer League game.

Fultz was helped off the court after rolling his left ankle.

"We will treat him accordingly and be as cautious as we can, making sure he is healthy," 76ers summer league coach Lloyd Pierce said. "We will know [more] once we get some treatment on him. I haven't heard anything [more]."

Fultz was attempting to block a drive in the third quarter when he jumped and landed on the heel of Jabari Brown.

Joel Embiid missed the first two seasons of his career while Ben Simmons missed his first season though he's expected to return for 17-18.

"I'm a little bit punch-drunk with the injuries that we've had with our first players selected over the years,'' said Brett Brown.

Fultz will miss the remainder of Summer League.

Joel Embiid has been fined $10,000 by the NBA for using inappropriate language on social media.

Embiid used said "F--k LaVar Ball" while on Instagram live.

“The reason he said that? He’s got three words," said LaVar Ball in response. "His vocabulary is limited. You gotta use cuss words when don’t have no intellect. He’s not intelligent at all. He shouldn’t worry about me, he should be worried about playing. I got three words for him: Can’t play at all. Oh, shoot! That’s four.”

Amir Johnson has agreed upon a one-year, $11 million deal with the Philadelphia 76ers.

Bryan Colangelo previously signed Johnson when he was with the Toronto Raptors.

Johnson spent the past two seasons with the Boston Celtics.

The 76ers and Celtics discussed a sign-and-trade deal involving Jahlil Okafor but those talks fell apart.

J.J. Redick has agreed upon a one-year, $23 million deal with the Philadelphia 76ers.

Redick is coming off a four-year, $27 million deal with the Los Angeles Clippers.

Redick recently located to the East Coast from Los Angeles. Redick also considered signing with the Brooklyn Nets.

"It's where I wanted to be," said Redick.

Trust the process

— JJ Redick (@JJRedick) July 1, 2017

J.J. Redick is receiving interest from the Philadelphia 76ers, Minnesota Timberwolves and Brooklyn Nets in free agency.

Redick has ruled out re-signing with the Los Angeles Clippers.

Redick would have to come off the bench with the Nets behind D'Angelo Russell and Jeremy Lin.