For better or for worse, the Philadelphia 76ers will enter the 2025-26 season parading the exact same nucleus as last season, when they turned in the fifth-worst record in the entire association. That is most certainly going to attract a lot of naysayers, even though injury issues fully prevented last year\u2019s squad from developing any semblance of team chemistry and rhythm.<\/p>\n
But having said that, the front office managed to usher in some new faces to fill the roster on the margins. One player whom the 76ers managed to bring in is incoming fourth-year forward Jabari Walker, who somehow fell to their laps on a two-way contract. As we called it right from the get-go, it was a daylight robbery<\/a>. <\/p>\n Walker has been an under the radar yet solid rotation player for the Trail Blazers over the last three years, although he saw his court time dwindle last season. Still, a two-way deal is easily a tremendous bargain<\/a> for a player who has already some tenureship behind him. Even better, he plays a position of need for Philly.<\/p>\n At 6\u20199\u201d, the Colorado product is a natural forward who provides a lot of size in the position. With the 76ers needing rangy bodies in the front court, he could force his way into the rotation next season even while being on a two-way contract.<\/p>\n Jabari Walker could force the 76ers to finally trade Kelly Oubre Jr.<\/p>\n