Austin Krell is an NBA Contributor at USA TODAY. He covers a range of topics within the realm of sports, focusing on team sports, individual sports, and the business side of competitive athletics. Austin's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo Sports, Sports Illustrated, and 94.5 PST.
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Austin Krell's coverage focuses heavily on local sports, with a strong emphasis on basketball, specifically the Philadelphia 76ers. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in pitches related to game analysis, player performance insights or any news related to the Philadelphia 76ers and their players.
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By: Austin Krell
The ones who control the destiny are the ones who cut the checks.
The Sixers go into the summer of 2026 with three unrestricted free agents from the core of their rotation.
By: Austin Krell
Bob Myers made one thing clear through the duration of his first press conference as the Sixers' temporary president of basketball operations.
CAMDEN — Two days after dismissing Daryl Morey, Josh Harris and acting president Bob Myers spent 34 minutes fielding questions from local media on Thursday.
By: Austin Krell
What does the fan need to know about Nick U'Ren and Vince Rozman?
Being an All-Star Starter? Awesome. Being the top American vote-getter amongst All-Star starters? Neat. 12th-ranked jersey sale in the NBA and 8th amongst Ameri
It appears that the Sixers may be facing some external pressure to narrow their list of candidates for the franchise's next president of basketball operations.
A little more than two weeks after the Sixers decided to part ways with Daryl Morey, Bob Myers' search has landed on a new president of basketball operations.
By: Austin Krell
The Sixers shouldn't be passive players in free agency this time around.
The best way to get better while also not compromising the future is to leverage the league-provisioned resources to add free agents.
