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Philadelphia 76ers reportedly hire Cavaliers GM Mike Gansey

76ers hire Mike Gansey as new president weeks after firing Daryl Morey

The post-Daryl Morey era of 76ers basketball is underway. The team has hired Mike Gansey as its new president of basketball operations after a 15-year stint with the Cavaliers, according to ESPN’s Shams Charania.

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Philadelphia 76ers reportedly hire Cavaliers GM Mike Gansey as new President of Basketball Operations

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76ers to hire Mike Gansey as president of basketball operations

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3 Options For the Cavaliers to Replace GM Mike Gansey

As Cleveland Cavaliers general manager Mike Gansey begins a new chapter with the Philadelphia 76ers, Cleveland will begin searching for a new GM to work with President of Basketball Operations Koby Al...

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Bob Myers hires Cavs exec Mike Gansey as new 76ers President

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Diving into Mike Gansey's history, path to leading Sixers' front office

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Trust the process? 76ers expected to retain Joel Embiid on Polymarket

Polymarket is offering predictions on if and where Joel Embiid will be traded. Embiid has the highest percentage to remain with Philly.

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Philadelphia 76ers 2026 NBA Draft Preview

The Philadelphia 76ers endured a 2025 season that delivered both astronomical highs and devastating lows. Regularly drifting between contender and cautionary tale, their run was marked by injury woes,

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2026 Philadelphia 76ers draft big board 3.0: The best fits at No. 22

Here is the latest 2026 NBA draft big board for the Philadelphia 76ers with the best fits at pick No. 22.

New 76ers Rumors on 'Leading Candidates' to Land Top Exec Job After Daryl Morey's Exit

The Philadelphia 76ers are reportedly making progress in the team's search for a new president of basketball operations.

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NBA Free Agency 2026: 76ers Predicted To Lose Quentin Grimes

NBA free agency will include Quentin Grimes. The Philadelphia 76ers are in danger of losing the standout guard.

The 76ers will be reminded of another abysmal Daryl Morey move during NBA Finals

While watching Saturday night's Game 7 between the San Antonio Spurs and Oklahoma City Thunder, you might have noticed a lesser-known guy making everything. That guy is Julian Champagnie, who shot a key 6-of-10 from the 3-point line to help the Spurs win the Western Conference and make the 2026 NBA Finals.