DeAntae Prince

@deantae.bsky.social

Senior Editor, NBA and 76ers for the Philadelphia Inquirer.

When asked about the Jared McCain trade, Myers said he would not "disparage" Morey and that their job now is to "nail" the 22nd overall pick that the Sixers got in return. Adds the trade cannot be fully evaluated until all of those draft picks come through/are moved/etc.

Justin Edwards, who would be in line for more playing time if Oubre is out/limited tonight, said he expects Oubre to play. Edwards also said Embiid participated in “a little bit” of shootaround.

After the 76ers’ Play-In Tournament win over the Magic, overzealous fans took to the streets and yelled, “We want Boston” in anticipation of their series against the Celtics. They sure got a heavy dose of Boston on Sunday in a 123-91 loss in Game 1. www.inquirer.com/sixers/sixer...

The Sixers get dismantled, Boston wins at effort ball and more of what we learned in a Game 1 rout

The Sixers will need to go back to the drawing board after a complete domination in Boston that saw the stars and defense struggle.

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Jared McCain was in Chicago a year ago, “stressed” about the draft combine. Last night, he was the Sixers’ onstage rep during a chaotic draft lottery, when brief confusion turned into a grin and a nod. “Oh, we got this.” www.inquirer.com/sixers/sixer...

Jared McCain relished his experience as Sixers’ onstage representative at NBA draft lottery

McCain was the Sixers' first-round draft pick last season, and quickly blossomed into an early NBA Rookie of the Year frontrunner before tearing his meniscus.

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ICYMI yesterday: A peek inside the draft lottery room, which began with it looking like the Sixers were doomed when Dallas and San Antonio went 1-2 and ended with assistant GM Ned Cohen chuckling at ESPN’s live flub. Because three was a particularly lucky number. Here’s why👇🏻

Gina Mizell@ginamizell.bsky.social · last yr.

Good morning! I was inside the secret drawing room for last night’s draft lottery, where the Sixers landed the No. 3 pick. Come for in-room rep Ned Cohen’s lucky charms and connection to the number three. Stay for how the room reacted during Kevin Neghandi’s flub. www.inquirer.com/sixers/sixer...

Asked Tyrese Maxey if he knew during the game when he was getting closer to a triple-double: "I didn’t know I was close until they were like, 'They took one of your rebounds away.' I was like, 'Well, dang, how many I got?' They were like, 'Well, eight now. I said, 'Oh eight? I need two more, then'"