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Sixers Exploring Every Option to Land Impact Player, Including Moving up for Dylan Harper in NBA Draft
- The Philadelphia 76ers are preparing for the 2025 NBA Draft on June 25-26, holding the No. 3 overall pick at the Barclays Center.
- They are exploring every option to secure an impact player, including contacting the San Antonio Spurs about moving up for former Rutgers star Dylan Harper.
- VJ Edgecombe from Baylor and Rutgers forward Ace Bailey are also top candidates for the 76ers, who have conducted workouts and meetings with both prospects.
- Harper, regarded as the second-best prospect and a potential All-Star, and Bailey both received green room invites, while trade discussions remain active but uncertain.
- This aggressive draft and trade approach reflects the 76ers' desire to rebound from a 24-58 season and build a star backcourt alongside Tyrese Maxey.
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InquirerSixers exploring every option to land impact player, including moving up for Dylan Harper in NBA draft
PHILADELPHIA — The 76ers are in the process of exploring every option available to secure an impact player in the upcoming NBA draft.
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The latest reports around the NBA Draft are that the Philadelphia 76ers could potentially be looking to trade up in the Draft with the San Antonio Spurs to acquire the number two overall pick? Could that land them Rutgers’ Dylan Harper or Ace Bailey? Plus, the Philadelphia Phillies open up a three game weekend series at home against the Toronto Blue Jays tonight. https://player.simplecast.com/1af594cc-2598-4b02-93c6-d65dda7e7c5c?dark=false
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