The 2024-25 season concluded with the Philadelphia 76ers finishing at 24-58, marking their first missed playoff appearance in several years. The team dealt with significant injuries, leading to an NBA record of 53 different starting lineups and utilizing 30 players throughout the season.

Among the key figures was veteran Kyle Lowry, who managed to participate in only 35 games due to a hip injury that hampered his performance. Despite this, his veteran presence brought vital leadership in the locker room, pushing younger players and sharing insights from the sidelines.

Lowry's stats this season were notably below his career averages, but he still delivered strong performances, such as his standout game against the Sacramento Kings where he contributed 13 points, 8 assists, and 5 rebounds. As he heads into free agency at age 39, the Sixers must weigh his value as a leader against his on-court contributions.