Brandon Ingram

Despite a valiant effort in the second half, brutal shooting in the first half doomed the Sixers in a 103-95 defeat.

Ben Simmons and the 76ers had their first face-to-face meeting on Thursday, seemingly ending all doubt that he wants to play in Los Angels with the Lakers. "I think it was going to be Simmons no matter what, but it definitely calmed some nerves," ESPN NBA insider Chad Ford said on the Sports Bash...

Now that the NBA Finals are over, the attention of many turns to Thursday night's NBA Draft in which the 76ers own the 1st overall pick in 2016.  Projected top pick Ben Simmons has chosen to not workout for any NBA teams but did meet with the Sixers Thursday of last week and has chosen to give no other NBA teams such access...

Senior college basketball journalist for ESPN.com Andy Katz joined me on the Sports Bash to get to the bottom of the great debate of the 2016 NBA Draft: Who is the better prospect between Ben Simmons and Brandon Ingram and who should go No. 1 overall?

Though some media members are trying to make it out to be, Ben Simmons lack of a predraft workout with the Sixers is not especially alarming.

The Philadelphia Sixers have scheduled a workout today with 19-year-old University of California forward Jaylen Brown.

With the 2016 Draft rapidly approaching, the Sixers' top overall selection is a hot commodity.

To say that the Sixers have an extremely important decision to make on draft day would be an understatement.

So the Sixers ended up with the No. 1 overall pick in the draft, and now the debate has begun - LSU's Ben Simmons or Duke's Brandon Ingram?

Now that the 76ers hopes have been realized by winning the NBA Draft Lottery, they now have been given the burden of choosing between the two top prospects: Ben Simmons and Brandon Ingram. Before the start of the 2015-2016 NCAA Men's Basketball season, Ben Simmons was considered the presumptive top NBA prospect and he was projected at the 2016 NBA Draft Number One pick...