The Philadelphia 76ers have been decimated with injuries, but head coach Brett Brown has time to salvage his rotation when some players return.
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The Philadelphia 76ers only made one move at the trade deadline, but other teams inactivity and lack of trades actually was a positive for Philadelphia.
The Washington Wizards are gearing up for a playoff run by adding disgruntled power forward Markieff Morris. Full of upside, he still can make an impact.
The Portland Trail Blazers added a future first-round pick for Anderson Varejao. With substantial cap room, they were able to take on a sizable contract.
The Houston Rockets acquired a valuable asset in the form of a first-round pick by trading forwards Donatas Montiejunas and Marcus Thornton to Detroit.
The Miami Heat are looking to deal players to become more viable candidates to land free agents. Jarnell Stokes being traded Thursday gives Miami options.
The Los Angeles Clippers were trying to deal injured star Blake Griffin. However, their asking price was higher than anticipated as Griffin's stock is low.
The Philadelphia 76ers are trying to find a way for Nerlens Noel and Jahlil Okafor to mesh on the court. Trading either one of them would be detrimental.
The Memphis Grizzlies look like a winner in the three-team trade Tuesday that netted the organization four possible second-round picks.
The Charlotte Hornets acquired shooting guard Courtney Lee Tuesday to bring in veteran 3-and-D marksman with an abundance of playoff experience.
The Philadelphia 76ers are an interesting team to cover, with their unique decision tactics. The Philadelphia Inquirer's Marc Narducci knows what it's like.