This was always going to be a critical offseason for the Philadelphia 76ers. With no cap space, the overpriced contracts of Tobias Harris and Al Horford that would require assets to move, and a roster that didn’t fit together, plenty of changes needed to be made. As weeks went by after the Sixers’ season ended, with no improvements made to the team’s front office, the offseason got off to an uncertain start.
Eventually they made some good hires, such as new Senior Vice President of Basketball Operations Peter Dinwiddie. Then the potential to turn things around really increased when the Sixers hired Daryl Morey to be their new President of Basketball Operations at the end of October.