The Philadelphia 76ers signed Trey Burke to a one-year contract, league sources told Shams Charania of The Athletic.
Burke played in 58 games for the Knicks and Mavs last season.
The Philadelphia 76ers signed Trey Burke to a one-year contract, league sources told Shams Charania of The Athletic.
Burke played in 58 games for the Knicks and Mavs last season.
The Philadelphia 76ers re-signed Furkan Korkmaz to a two-year contract. The first year of the deal is guaranteed.
Korkmaz averaged 5.8 points in 48 games last year for the Sixers.
Christ Koumadje has agreed to a partially guaranteed one-year deal with the Philadelphia 76ers.
Koumadje played for the 76ers after going undrafted out of Florida State.
Tobias Harris discussed his high expectations for the Philadelphia 76ers this upcoming season, saying that he believes they're the best team in the East.
"We're for sure at the top in the East...I feel like we got some really good guys and professionals. Our goal is to be at the top...That's where we want to be. That's what I'm going to say and that's what I believe," said Harris.
Harris signed a five-year, $180 million deal with the Sixers this offseason.
The team also added Al Horford and Josh Richardson.
Harris added that there will be stiff competition at the top of the Eastern Conference.
"I love the NBA. I love how it's balanced. I love how everyone wants to give their shot. I think the East - there's a lot of talk about the West - but I think the East is equally having a lot of great teams and players.
The Boston Celtics have concerns about potential tampering on Al Horford ahead of free agency. The Celtics expected to negotiate a new deal with Horford when he opted out of his contract for the 19-20 season, but talks quickly broke down. Horford eventually signed with the Philadelphia 76ers.
"I don't know if you heard this, but the Celtics were, from what I am told, one of the teams that kind of stomped their feet about what they felt was tampering," said Brian Windhorst on The Hoop Collective Podcast. "Not with Kyrie, although that looked like it was lined up pretty far in advance, but with Horford.
"What happened with Horford, again from what I'm told, really upset the Celtics. They were thinking they were going to be able to negotiate with him. Talk to him about a new contract and all of a sudden it was like he already knew what his market was and he was out of there."
Jackie MacMullan countered that the Celtics had plenty of time to work on a new deal with Horford if they wanted to keep him.
"They were as surprised as we were that the money was available to Horford for the four-year deal they got," said MacMullan. "As you know, subsequent reporting revealed that the fourth year is not completely guaranteed because at the time, Elton Brand was getting killed for that deal. He was getting killed because the fourth year was being reported as guaranteed, but it isn't."
The Celtics similarly had a deal basically done with Kemba Walker before the start of free agency.
Details of the five-year, $170 million contract Ben Simmons signed with the Philadelphia 76ers have begun to leak.
Simmons does not have a player option in Year 5 of the deal, but he does have a 15 percent trade kicker.
Simmons also has Designated Rookie Extension language in his contract that will increase his salary if he makes one of the All-NBA teams this season.
Ben Simmons has agreed to a five-year, $170 million extension with the Philadelphia 76ers.
Simmons was the No. 1 overall pick in the 2016 NBA Draft.
Simmons made his first All-Star Game last season.
Raul Neto has agreed to a one-year veteran's minimum deal with the Philadelphia 76ers.
Neto was waived by the Utah Jazz this offseason.
Neto will replace T.J. McConnell for the 76ers.
The Phoenix Suns are planning on buying out the partially guaranteed contract of Kyle Korver.
Korver is expected to consider the Los Angeles Lakers, Philadelphia 76ers and Milwaukee Bucks once he clears waivers.
Korver finished last season with the Utah Jazz and has been traded this offseason to the Memphis Grizzlies and now the Suns.
T.J. McConnell has agreed to sign with the Indiana Pacers on a two-year, $7 million deal.
McConnell emerged as a rotation point guard with the Philadelphia 76ers after going undrafted out of Arizona in 2015.