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76ers Conclude Worst Season in Franchise History as Leadership Eyes Rebuild

Joel Embiid undergoes successful knee surgery, while team leadership commits to younger, more dynamic roster for next season.

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Overview

  • The Philadelphia 76ers ended their 2024-25 season with a 24-58 record, marking the worst season in the franchise's 76-year history.
  • Joel Embiid underwent successful arthroscopic knee surgery on April 11 and will be re-evaluated in six weeks as he begins recovery.
  • Team president Daryl Morey and coach Nick Nurse will return next season, pledging to overhaul the roster with younger, more athletic players to address durability issues.
  • Key players Embiid, Paul George, and Tyrese Maxey missed significant time due to injuries, playing together in only 15 games this season.
  • Despite the challenges, players like George and Maxey expressed optimism about the team’s future if health improves and strategic changes are implemented.