The Philadelphia 76ers are striving to rebound from a challenging season that saw them plagued by injuries, utilizing a record 53 different starting lineups. With aspirations of a championship that have eluded them since 1983, the team made significant moves in the offseason, acquiring Paul George to complement stars Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey. However, injuries derailed their season, leading to disappointing results and leaving Coach Nick Nurse without a chance to maximize the roster's potential.

Daryl Morey, President of Basketball Operations, emphasized the involvement of team governor Josh Harris, countering speculation about Harris's focus being divided due to his ownership of the Washington Commanders. Morey credited Harris for his commitment and financial backing, which he believes is crucial for revitalizing the franchise. The 76ers are now looking forward to utilizing their offseason acquisitions and improving player development as they set their sights on a stronger showing next season.