Kyle Lowry Signs with Philadelphia 76ers, Set to Debut Post-All-Star Break

The veteran guard's addition is expected to bolster the 76ers' bench with leadership and shooting.

Kyle Lowry officially joins the Philadelphia 76ers after clearing waivers, signing a $2.8 million contract for the remainder of the season.
Lowry's debut for the 76ers is expected after the All-Star break, with his first game likely against the New York Knicks on February 22.
The veteran guard's move is seen as a significant boost for the 76ers, providing veteran leadership, playmaking, and shooting off the bench.
Lowry reunites with coach Nick Nurse and president of basketball operations Daryl Morey, under whom he previously played at Toronto Raptors and Houston Rockets, respectively.
The 76ers traded Patrick Beverley to the Milwaukee Bucks in advance of acquiring Lowry, who is expected to back up All-Star point guard Tyrese Maxey.