Twenty players wore No. 22 for the Sixers across eight decades, a surprising cross‑era thread that stitches the franchise’s wing game from the 1950s through today. This piece distills the No. 22 lineage into a brand‑new fantasy‑friendly snapshot, highlighting who wore it and how their roles varied, with an eye on how the latest wearers could shape depth and upside for fantasy rosters.

From defensive specialists to versatile wings, the No. 22 list features notable names like Andrew Toney, Matisse Thybulle, and Wilson Chandler, alongside others who filled brief bench stints. The most current wearers—Thybulle in Portland, Beverley in Milwaukee, Pete Nance and Oshae Brissett in Philly and Milwaukee—signal opportunities that depend on minutes, role clarity, and surrounding talent, making this a fertile ground for late‑round fantasy bets.

Ultimately, the No. 22 legacy underscores a pattern: defense‑first wings and flexible forwards can swing fantasy value when minutes shift due to injuries or rotation changes. The present Celtics/76ers mix will be watched closely for breakout chances, streaming opportunities, and upside in deeper formats.