Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey are welcoming positive developments as the Philadelphia 76ers announced an exciting new addition to their roster on Wednesday, aimed at bolstering their lineup for the upcoming season. This new player has previously showcased considerable talent with NBA teams such as the Atlanta Hawks and the San Antonio Spurs.
As the 76ers look to rebound after a challenging season marked by injuries, including Embiid’s knee recovery, they have been a focal point of offseason discussions. With several eye-catching rumors and strategic additions, they’re positioning themselves for a strong comeback.
In this context, the signing of Dominick Barlow represents a step forward for the Sixers as they strive for success in the upcoming campaign. The anticipation among the fan base is palpable as they eagerly await witnessing a formidable team ready to contend for the NBA championship next season.
“Philadelphia 76ers President of Basketball Operations Daryl Morey announced today that the team has signed Dominick Barlow to a two-way contract. Per team policy, terms of the deal were not disclosed,” the Sixers stated on their website on Wednesday about new Maxey‘s teammate.
Barlow’s performance last season
As the latest addition to the Sixers, new Maxey’s teammate joins the team following a challenging 2024-25 season. Barlow’s statistics reveal that he averaged 4.2 points on 53.1% shooting, along with 2.4 rebounds during an average of 10.7 minutes over 35 games, including one start with the Hawks.
These figures have sparked some concerns among the Sixers’ fan base, who have expressed apprehension about his acquisition. Nevertheless, Barlow remains a promising prospect in the NBA, as it was when playing for the Spurs, attributed to his youth and defensive potential, which could be further unleashed in the upcoming season.
Sixers reportedly waive a player
According to NBA insider Mike A. Scotto, the Sixers have reportedly waived a player who appeared in 14 games after joining midseason from the Oklahoma City Thunder. “The Philadelphia 76ers are waiving two-way forward Alex Reese,” Scotto disclosed on his X account.
Reese struggled to make a significant impact during his limited appearances, and the Sixers are reportedly showing a clear intention to address the gaps left by some underwhelming performances last season.
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