LAS VEGAS – Mark Armstrong and Judah Mintz combined for 43 points while Philadelphia forced 20 turnovers to fuel the 76ers’ 87-83 comeback win over the Brooklyn Nets in an NBA 2K26 Summer League consolation game at Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas on Friday.

As fans question Tyrese Maxey's ability to lead a team as a true point guard, the 76ers guard broke his silence on the online criticism.

Last season, the 76ers were expected to be near the top of the Eastern Conference and competing for a spot in the NBA Finals. Instead, Joel Embiid missed the majority of the season, while Paul George and Tyrese Maxey each dealt with their own injuries, leading to the 76ers’ demise.

Johni Broome leads Philadelphia with 22 points and 14 rebounds while Mark Armstrong impresses with 22 points off the bench.

A quarter of our readers that voted said they “hate” the Sixers’ offseason so far. The Sixers currently sit as lucky No. 13 in FanDuel’s odds to win the 2025-26 NBA Championship at +3600. The favorite Oklahoma City Thunder, for comparison, have +260 odds. So, the outlook could be worse, but it could also be a hell of a lot better.

Joel Embiid On Shoving A Reporter In 76ers Locker Room: The NBA Can Fine Me $1 Million, $2 Million, $5 Million, $10 Million, I Don't Care originally appeared on Fadeaway World.

Colin Ward-Henninger released CBS Sports’ first free agency edition of the 2025-26 NBA Power Rankings. Projections are based on each team’s offseason

The Philadelphia 76ers are back in action at the NBA Summer League in Las Vegas with a Wednesday night battle against the Dallas Mavericks.

Former NBA big man and current ESPN analyst Kendrick Perkins believes it's just a matter of time before Tyrese Maxey asks out of Philadelphia.