Andre Drummond tweets confidence after 76ers' roster changes

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Last updated Jul 26, 2026

Andre Drummond tweets confidence after 76ers' roster changes
Summary

Andre Drummond, newly signed by the New York Knicks, expressed contentment with his decision to leave the Philadelphia 76ers. After the 76ers acquired stars Jaylen Brown and LeBron James, Drummond tweeted, 'I’m good where I’m at.' The Knicks aim to build on their recent championship success by retaining most of their core players, while questions linger about the new mix in Philadelphia. The Knicks, who added Drummond for depth following Mitchell Robinson's departure, look to enhance their roster further, having missed out on a third center recently.

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  • Drummond signed a one-year, $3.9 million deal with the Knicks.
  • The Knicks won a championship last season under coach Mike Brown.
  • Philadelphia's roster now includes five high-usage players.
  • The Knicks are actively searching for a third center.
  • ESPN graded the Knicks' offseason move for Drummond as B+.
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  • 6:07 PMYahoo SportsKnicks’ Andre Drummond Sends 5-Word Message After 76ers Form Superteam
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Andre Drummond joined the New York Knicks earlier this summer. He was added to Mike Brown’s roster to help plug the void left by Mitchell Robinson’s departure in free agency.Since Drummond made the short move to New York from Philadelphia, the Philadelphia 76ers have made some major moves, adding Jaylen Brown and LeBron James via […] The post Knicks’ Andre Drummond Sends 5-Word Message After 76ers Form Superteam appeared first on HEAVY.

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