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Is Ariel Hukporti ready to become the Sixers’ backup center? A Knicks reporter weighs in.

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By Gina Mizell Verified
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
A wild 76ers offseason has finally settled, after they stunningly signed LeBron James and traded for Jaylen Brown to vault into championship contender status. To help Sixers followers get acquainted with the newcomers on this revamped roster, The Inquirer reached out to reporters who covered those players on their previous teams. First up is The Athletic’s James Edwards III, who covered reserve center Ariel Hukporti during his first two NBA seasons with the New York Knicks.
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Five Sixers schedule release observations: Jaylen Brown’s return to Boston, big national TV presence, and more

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By Gina Mizell Verified
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
The NBA released the rest of the 76ers’ regular-season schedule Thursday afternoon, rounding out a much-anticipated slate after the team added stars LeBron James and Jaylen Brown to become preseason championship contenders. Several marquee games were announced earlier this week, including the Sixers’ season opener (Oct. 20 at New York Knicks) and home opener (Oct. 22 vs. Cleveland Cavaliers); their holiday matchups on Christmas (at Los Angeles Lakers), Martin Luther King Jr. Day (Jan.
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Sixers will open NBA Cup play vs. Knicks as schedule release continues

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By Gina Mizell Verified
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
The new-look 76ers continue to be featured in premier games during the NBA’s 2026-27 schedule release. They will host the New York Knicks on the first night of NBA Cup group play on Oct. 30, a game televised by Amazon Prime. It will be the Sixers’ second matchup against the defending champions in the season’s first two weeks, following an opening night visit to Madison Square Garden on Oct. 20. The Sixers’ other NBA Cup group play games will be Nov. 6 at the Cleveland Cavaliers (Amazon Prime), Nov.
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