Philadelphia 76ers begin negotiations with free agents after Knicks title win
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 14, 2026, 5:14 PM
Last updated Jun 14, 2026
With the New York Knicks winning their first championship since 1973, the Philadelphia 76ers can now begin negotiations with their own free agents. The Knicks' title win marks the end of the 2025-26 NBA season, allowing teams to focus on offseason moves. The Sixers aim to build a title-contending roster, with four players — Kelly Oubre Jr., Quentin Grimes, Andre Drummond, and Kyle Lowry — eligible for negotiation. The team will need to decide on team options for Dominick Barlow, Trendon Watford, and Dalen Terry before June 29. They will have the non-taxpayer midlevel exception available, providing additional resources for roster enhancements.
- •Knicks won their first championship since 1973.
- •76ers can negotiate with free agents starting now.
- •Four key free agents for the 76ers are Oubre Jr., Grimes, Drummond, and Lowry.
- •Decision on team options for three players is due by June 29.
- •76ers have the non-taxpayer midlevel exception to support negotiations.
- 5:14 PMYahoo Sports — With Knicks winning title, Sixers can negotiate with own free agents
"With the New York Knicks winning the title, the Philadelphia 76ers can now begin to negotiate with their own free agents.
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