The Philadelphia 76ers ended their disappointing season with a 122-102 loss to the Chicago Bulls, finishing with a 24-58 record. Daryl Morey, the team's President of Basketball Operations, is focused on rebuilding this offseason around the core trio of Joel Embiid, Paul George, and Tyrese Maxey. Morey recognizes the need for a younger, more dynamic supporting cast, shifting from a veteran-heavy approach that didn’t yield playoff success.

Reflecting on last season's challenges, including injuries and high turnover, Morey emphasizes continuity moving forward. With promising young players like Jared McCain, Justin Edwards, and Adem Bona, the Sixers aim to build around their All-Stars while also seeking additional veteran talent to enhance both regular-season and playoff performance. The team recognizes the evolving nature of the league, with an emphasis on athleticism and pace, prompting Morey to adapt his strategy for roster construction.