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David Murphy: James Harden gives $14 million reasons to give him the benefit of the doubt

PHILADELPHIA — The most powerful human emotion is not love or anger or jealousy but shame. That might sound like a bold declaration, but think about the acts committed in its name and you should begin to see its unique ability to both inspire and destroy. Carl Jung’s description of…

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What James Harden re-signing with Sixers means

The Philadelphia 76ers and James Harden have finally agreed on a deal for the 13-year veteran to return. He will re-sign with the Sixers on a two-year deal worth $68.6 million with a player option for year two, according to Adrian Wojnarowski. This ...

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76ers to Build $1.3 Billion Arena in Philly’s Center City

The team will have a new home.

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Nets wary of selling low on Ben Simmons and don’t want to use him as throw-in in a trade

It's tempting to suggest Ben Simmons could be that player coming, but that is complicated. Simmons hasn't played in 13 months. He's coming off back surgery. He quaked in the postseason - again. His trade value is at an all-time low. For their part, ...

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James Harden extends with Sixers for two years, $68.6 million

Adrian Wojnarowski: Free agent James Harden has agreed on a two-year, $68.6M deal, including a player option, to return to the 76ers, sources tell ESPN. Source: Twitter @wojespn What's the buzz on Twitter? Austin Krell @ NBAKrell In total, looks ...

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Sixers star James Harden agreed to two-year, $68.6 million deal to return to Philly

James Harden has agreed to a two-year, $68.6 million deal to return to the 76ers, a league source confirmed.

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James Harden reaches two-year, $68.8m deal to return to Philadelphia 76ers

Free agent James Harden has agreed on a two-year, $68.6m contract to return to the Philadelphia 76ers, ESPN reported on Wednesday

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Report: James Harden Agrees to Two-Year Deal with 76ers

The former MVP recently declined his player option for next season in order to take a pay cut and remain on the team.

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James Harden said he ‘wasn’t right’ last season, and that’s music to the ears of Sixers bettors

There's still hope for "old" Harden.

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Mike Sielski: James Harden can spin his situation all he wants. His actions will matter more than his words.

So James Harden wants people to shut their eyes to reality and see him instead as a present-day version of St. Francis of Assisi. So selfless. So generous. So willing to sacrifice for the 76ers’ greater good.

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Sixers’ James Harden explains why he accepted a $15 million pay cut in NBA free agency

Sixers star James Harden took a $15 million pay cut during NBA free agency this summer. During an interview with Yahoo! Sports reporter Chris Haynes, he explained the logic behind that decision.

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Harden Told Sixers to ‘Sign Who We Needed to Sign’ Before Taking Pay Cut

The Sixers star was determined to see the team’s roster improved, even if it meant a smaller salary for him.

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James Harden Shares Why He Still Considers Houston ‘Home’

The Sixers guard still has a soft spot for his former city.

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How Deandre Ayton’s New Deal Impacts the Kevin Durant Sweepstakes

On the Friday edition of The Crossover, former Suns GM Ryan McDonough discusses Deandre Ayton, the Suns and superstar trade demands.

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James Harden: Being focused is boring.. sometimes you want to have a little fun

The struggle is real James Harden, the struggle is real. He echoes this sentiment, saying, "Being focused is boring, you know what I mean? Sometimes you want to have a little fun. Still, there is a goal, and to get there, you have to put the work ...

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Why Philadelphia doesn’t have a major pro women’s sports team, and how that could change

PHILADELPHIA — Between Sunday’s WNBA All-Star Game, the U.S. women’s soccer team’s ongoing World Cup and Olympics qualification tournament, and the 50th anniversary of Title IX, women’s sports have been in a big spotlight this summer.

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James Harden took $15 million pay cut for next season to help the Sixers’ free agency efforts

LAS VEGAS – James Harden is taking less for the team.

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OKC Thunder drop Salt Lake City Summer League finale in thriller

OKC lose Salt Lake City Summer League finale in nailbiter. Both teams went back and forth before the Sixers were able to pull out the win.

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David Murphy: Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving could throw a new wrinkle into the Sixers' offseason plans

Just thinking out loud here, but if it's true that Kevin Durant has no leverage in picking his next team, why are the Nets trading him in the first place? Before I tell you why this matters to the Sixers, let's answer the question. The idea that Durant's contract will…

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Butler Calls Out Tucker, Embiid in Explicit Instagram Jab

The Heat forward is not happy with Tucker's decision to sign in Philadelphia.

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The Sixers officially sign P.J. Tucker and Danuel House, completing their Rockets reunion

SALT LAKE CITY — It’s official: P.J. Tucker and Danuel House are members of the 76ers.

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Paul Reed effective against Grizzlies in summer league action despite Sixers' 103-99 loss

SALT LAKE CITY — As a unit, the Summers 76ers definitely have some work to do. But Paul Reed looked like someone ready for a bigger role with the regular Sixers.

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The Best, Worst and in Between of NBA Free Agency So Far

Breaking down the best and worst fits of NBA free agency.

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David Murphy: The Sixers’ two biggest offseason additions are still on the way

A quick reminder before everyone starts making their travel reservations for next year’s Bucks-Celtics Eastern Conference finals: the two biggest improvements the Sixers can make this offseason will not pop up on the transaction wire.

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Trevelin Queen’s relentless journey has brought him to the 76ers

SALT LAKE CITY – Trevelin Queen’s basketball journey is an example of relentlessness and perseverance.

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