Andre Drummond has switched back to wearing No. 1 for the Sixers after a brief stint with No. 5, signifying his desire to relive past successes with the number.

Andre Drummond's history with the Lakers and current struggles with injuries place him as a low-cost option for teams looking to strengthen their frontcourt as the trade deadline approaches.

Andre Drummond, a former two-time All-Star center and current backup to Embiid, is sidelined with a left toe injury, adding to the 76ers' growing list of injury concerns as they struggle to maintain competitiveness this season.

Andre Drummond is highlighted as a potential trade target for the Mavericks as they seek to bolster their frontcourt depth. Despite the challenges faced by the Sixers this season, Drummond remains one of the league's top rebounders. His $5 million player option for next season complicates any potential acquisition, but he could provide valuable support off the bench during the Mavericks' injury struggles.

Andre Drummond, once a dominant presence for the Detroit Pistons, reflects on his career choices, particularly his mindset during his peak years. He acknowledges that he did not fully exploit his max contract era to improve his skills, which could have led to more opportunities.