The Philadelphia 76ers have been one of the more active teams in free agency as they have been able to take advantage of the cap space they created thus far. The biggest addition has been Paul George who Philadelphia was able to lure away from the Los Angeles Clippers on a deal.

While the Sixers addressed a major need with Caleb Martin, they still need veteran depth. Retaining KJ Martin shouldn’t be out of the question. The Sixers traded for a package including Martin last October, when they struck a deal with the LA Clippers to send out James Harden, PJ Tucker, and Filip Petrusev. Continue reading

9:23am: Free agent forward Caleb Martin is planning to sign with the Sixers, according to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski ( Twitter link ). In order to help make space for the veteran forward, the 76ers are planning to waive Paul Reed ‘s non-guaranteed contract, Wojnarowski reports ( Twitter link ).

The Philadelphia 76ers should consider themselves lucky to have signed former Los Angeles Clippers star Paul George less than a day after free agency opened. George signed a four-year, $212 million contract with the Sixers as an unrestricted free agent while the rest of the NBA is forced to take a different approach to major acquisitions.

The Philadelphia 76ers executed their Plan A in free agency by signing LA Clippers star, Paul George. Former 76er and Clipper Patrick Beverley took to social media to offer his thoughts on the switch.

On 'First Take,' NBA insider Brian Windhorst expressed skepticism about the narrative that adding Paul George would significantly improve a team's performance. He specifically cited George's recent decision to sign with the Philadelphia 76ers,