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  • 3 days ago | si.com | Eric Santos |Kevin McCormick |Kevin Mccormick |Justin Grasso |Declan Harris

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  • 1 week ago | si.com | Eric Santos

    On Wednesday, it was reported that top NBA Draft prospect Ace Bailey canceled his private workout with the Philadelphia 76ers. Following his refusal to visit the 76ers, who hold the No. 3 pick, many analysts have Bailey’s draft stock slightly dipping. NBA.com’s Ben Couch released the latest Consensus Mock Draft Top 14, which compiles data from ten prominent mock drafts.

  • 1 week ago | si.com | Eric Santos

    The 2025 NBA Draft is less than a week away, and the Philadelphia 76ers will be looking to make an impact with their No. 3 pick. Ace Bailey is a top choice for the 76ers, though his draft stock has dipped after canceling a private workout with the team. Regardless of Bailey’s snubs, it’s likely the 18-year-old will still get selected early in the draft. An anonymous Western Conference executive told The Athletic mentioned Kevin Durant as a player comparison for Bailey.

  • 1 week ago | si.com | Eric Santos

    Ace Bailey may be this year’s most intriguing NBA Draft prospect. Many mock drafts projected Bailey as a top-three prospect, but his refusal to meet with any teams may cause his stock to plummet. The 18-year-old agreed to only one private pre-draft workout, with the Philadelphia 76ers, which he later canceled. In an interview with ESPN Radio’s Jason Dumas, Marcus Morris said that Bailey should be attending pre-draft workouts.

  • 1 week ago | si.com | Eric Santos

    On Wednesday, the Connecticut Suns faced off against the Phoenix Mercury. Philadelphia 76ers center Andre Drummond was spotted in attendance at Connecticut’s Mohegan Sun Arena. Drummond lived in Connecticut during his high school and college years. The University of Connecticut alum watched the Sun take an 83-75 loss to Phoenix. Aneesah Morrow was Connecticut’s scoring leader with 16 points and nine rebounds. The team has struggled during the early part of this season, accumulating a 2-10 record.