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76ers failed to trade for Warriors' $16 million fan-favorite guard, per report
TL;DR
The Philadelphia 76ers failed to trade for a fan-favorite guard from the Golden State Warriors before the deadline. They only completed one trade, sending Jarred McCain to the Oklahoma City Thunder for a future draft pick.
Key points
- 76ers failed to trade for a Warriors guard before the deadline
- Completed a trade sending Jarred McCain to the Thunder
- Attempted to acquire several other role players
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76ers failed to trade for Warriors' $16 million fan-favorite guard, per report originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
The Philadelphia 76ers only completed one trade before the Feb. 5 deadline, sending Jarred McCain to the Oklahoma City Thunder for a 2026 first-round pick.
However, according to Philly Voice’s Adam Aaronson, the 76ers planned to be more productive during the trade season, as they reportedly had their sights set on several impactful role players. A Golden State Warriors fan-favorite guard was one of them.
“Among other players the source said the Sixers made runs at, unsuccessfully: Naji Marshall of the Dallas Mavericks, Donte DiVincenzo of the , Brandon of the Golden State Warriors and of the . None of those players were moved,” Aaronson wrote Wednesday.
Q&A
Which guard did the 76ers attempt to trade for from the Warriors?
The 76ers attempted to trade for a fan-favorite guard from the Golden State Warriors, but the specific player's name was not disclosed.
What trade did the 76ers complete before the deadline?
The 76ers completed a trade sending Jarred McCain to the Oklahoma City Thunder in exchange for a 2026 first-round pick.
Who are the other players the 76ers tried to acquire during the trade season?
The 76ers also made unsuccessful attempts to acquire Naji Marshall, Donte DiVincenzo, Brandon Podziemski, and Ryan Dunn.