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Noah Levick reports on the Sixers announcing Joel Embiid will miss the rest of the season after consulting with doctors about soreness in his left knee.

Marc Jackson and Kyle Lowry talk about growing up in North Philadelphia and the importance of having an impact giving back to the community.

Noah Levick breaks down the Sixers’ trade with the Wizards to send one first-round pick and Reggie Jackson in exchange for Jared Butler and four second-rounders.

Amy Fadool and Marc Jackson recap the blockbuster trade that sends Luka Doncic to the Lakers and Anthony Davis to Mavericks.

Los Angeles Lakers head coach JJ Redick, who played with Joel Embiid from 2017-2019 with the Sixers, spoke on his former teammates’ injury woes ahead of Sixers vs Lakers on Tuesday night.

The New Jersey Economic Development Authority released a rendering showing what the proposed Sixers arena could look like if it were to be on Camden’s waterfront. It would be at the former state prison site north of the Ben Franklin Bridge. State officials say the project would bring open space, new housing, restaurants and offices to Camden, New Jersey.

A rendering of the what the proposed Sixers arena would look like on Camden’s waterfront was released by a New Jersey agency on Thursday.

Officials in New Jersey are hoping to convince the Sixers to move across the river to Camden for more than just practice. This comes as complex conversations are already happening to build an arena near Chinatown. Fans are sounding off about the possibilities. NBC10’s Rosemary Connors has the latest.

76er color analyst Alaa Abdelnaby has been breaking barriers his whole life and continues to through his work as a courtside announcer. In honor of Arab American Heritage Month, we got the chance to sit down with him and have him share his inspiring story.

Alaa Abdelnaby broke barriers, not just in his own life, but in the NBA too. In honor of Arab American Heritage Month, NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville has more on the story of a man Sixers fans know all too well. 

The 76ers teamed up with Toyota to surprise two youth members from the Challenged Athletes Foundation with brand-new basketball wheelchairs.