Gina Mizell
Journalist at Freelance
Sixers Beat Reporter at The Philadelphia Inquirer
Come to the 🦋 app | Sixers beat reporter for @PhillyInquirer | @Cronkite_ASU alum | @AWSM_SportMedia | Probably at a game, on a plane or at the theater.
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2 days ago |
inquirer.com | Keith Pompey |Gina Mizell |Rob Tornoe |Gabriela Carroll
Skip to content4 hours agoThe Sixers have one more draft pick tonightUnless Daryl Morey makes a deal, the Sixers will draft at the top of the second round of the NBA draft tonight. The Sixers have the No. 35 pick, though don't expect the team to land some game-changing prospect.
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3 days ago |
inquirer.com | Keith Pompey |Gina Mizell |Rob Tornoe |Gabriela Carroll
Skip to contentWhat you should knowThe 2025 NBA draft begins tonight at 8 p.m., and the Sixers have the No. 3 overall pick. Here's how to watch and stream. The Sixers have a number of prospects to consider, including Baylor's VJ Edgecombe and Rutgers' Ace Bailey, who was asked Monday about canceling his workout in Philly. Plenty of people don't want the Sixers to draft Bailey, including Pa. Governor Josh Shapiro and Inquirer columnist David Murphy.
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3 weeks ago |
inquirer.com | Gina Mizell
Daryl Morey recently sat inside Philadelphia Theatre Company’s rehearsal space and openly laughed. Even though he had seen the material being presented numerous times during the last decade-plus. He was watching the musical Small Ball,a passion project the 76ers’ president of basketball operations has helped shepherd through a lengthy development process.
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4 weeks ago |
kdhnews.com | Gina Mizell
By Gina Mizell - The Philadelphia Inquirer (TNS) PHILADELPHIA - An old Schoolhouse Rock song proclaims that three is a magic number. That was the case when the 76ers took future MVP Joel Embiid in that slot in 2014. But not so much the following year, when they selected Jahlil Okafor. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.
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4 weeks ago |
sacbee.com | Gina Mizell
PHILADELPHIA - An old Schoolhouse Rock song proclaims that three is a magic number. That was the case when the 76ers took future MVP Joel Embiid in that slot in 2014. But not so much the following year, when they selected Jahlil Okafor. That is evidence that the NBA draft, even near the top, does not guarantee a team will land a future superstar. And those examples stretch across the NBA as a whole. Here is a breakdown of every No. 3 pick since the Sixers were last in the draft lottery in 2017.
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Sixers assistant GM Ned Cohen walked into the draft lottery room focused on No. 3, which was his lucky number long before Monday night. @ginamizell was one of 14 media outlets inside the drawing room, where Cohen watched the Sixers move up to third. https://t.co/fkVstHXFbL
RT @phillysport: One phone call changed everything for Guerschon Yabusele, who thought his NBA career was over after being waived by the Bo…
Good morning! (You had all of this last night if you’re on the 🦋 app!) https://t.co/EM0hsXRrRP
