The 76ers Biggest Concern Heading Into the 2026-27 Campaign, According to 4-Time NBA All-Star
The Philadelphia 76ers enter the 2026-27 season with high expectations after making two "splashy" moves and rebuilding their second unit. While bringing in new talent is exciting, having six newcomers on their 15-man roster raises questions about chemistry, among other things. Philadelphia is coming off another season in which Joel Embiid missed over half the …
The Philadelphia 76ers are entering the 2026-27 season with high expectations, following two "splashy" moves and rebuilding their second unit. However, the team faces concerns regarding chemistry, as six newcomers will join the 15-man roster. The 76ers had a successful season, winning 45 games and upsetting the second-seeded Boston Celtics in the playoffs.
They were, however, swept by the New York Knicks in the second round. While the team has made the playoffs in seven of the last eight seasons, they have not advanced past the second round since 2017-18. The offseason has seen significant changes, with the hiring of new general manager Mike Gansey and the acquisition of Jaylen Brown in a trade for Paul George.
Despite these moves, the 76ers face challenges in terms of chemistry and adapting to a roster overhaul.
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