The 76ers are remaining patient in their search for a new general manager, and are "incredibly comfortable" holding their current structure with coach Brett Brown as interim GM into next season, then hiring an elite candidate the following offseason, Philadelphia managing partner Josh Harris told ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski.
In June, the Sixers agreed to part ways with former president of basketball operations, Bryan Colangelo, following a Twitter scandal in which his wife used accounts to criticize several players and share team info. His exit saw the elevation of Brown, who bears head-coaching duties in addition to the interim GM role.