Adam Aaronson is a journalist based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He is a writer for PhillyVoice.com, covering local sports, specifically the Philadelphia 76ers. His work has also been featured in The New Yorker, showcasing his expertise in basketball analysis and trade rumors.
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By: Adam Aaronson
Diving deeper into Ricky Council IV's struggles, the Sixers' developing backup center conundrum and more.
By: Adam Aaronson
This Sixers team has too many issues to count. Did they take the wrong approach to team-building?
By: Adam Aaronson, Nathan Ray Seebeck
Answering your latest Sixers questions on Joel Embiid, Jared McCain and more.
By: Adam Aaronson
Petre Thomas/Imagn Images Paul George suffered his second left knee injury in as many months on Wednesday night.
The Sixers will lose their first-round pick in June's 2025 NBA Draft if it does not fall within the first six selections.
By: Adam Aaronson, Sam Navarro, Paul George Will
Sixers forward Paul George will miss at least two games with a left knee bone bruise, the team said Thursday evening. An MRI revealed no structural damage.
By: Adam Aaronson
As each Sixer battles to solidify their role and standing within the team, four players showed notably positive or negative signs Wednesday night.
The Sixers are -- finally -- back in the win column.
Tobias Harris and the Detroit Pistons knocked off the Sixers in Philadelphia at the end of October. Will the Sixers find revenge a month later?
These statistics define the Sixers' major struggles and few glimmers of hope after one month of action.
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