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Philadelphia 76ers

★ 3 NBA titles

City
Philadelphia
Conference and division
Eastern Conference · Atlantic Division
Arena
Xfinity Mobile Arena
Capacity
20,328
Founded
1949
In the NBA
since 1949-50

NBA champion

  • ★ 1954-55 (Syracuse Nationals)
  • ★ 1966-67
  • ★ 1982-83

2026-27 roster

Franchise history

  1. Syracuse Nationals 1949-50 to 1962-63 · 14 seasons
  2. Philadelphia 76ers since 1963-64 · 64 seasons

Record by season

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Season Team Regular % Seed Playoffs ★
2025-26 PHI 45-37 .549 7 4-7
2024-25 PHI 24-58 .293 13 —
2023-24 PHI 47-35 .573 5 2-4
2022-23 PHI 54-28 .659 3 7-4
2021-22 PHI 51-31 .622 4 6-6
2020-21 PHI 49-23 .681 1 7-5
2019-20 PHI 43-30 .589 6 0-4
2018-19 PHI 51-31 .622 3 7-5
2017-18 PHI 52-30 .634 3 5-5
2016-17 PHI 28-54 .341 14 —
2015-16 PHI 10-72 .122 15 —
2014-15 PHI 18-64 .220 14 —
2013-14 PHI 19-63 .232 14 —
2012-13 PHI 34-48 .415 9 —
2011-12 PHI 35-31 .530 8 7-6
2010-11 PHI 41-41 .500 7 1-4
2009-10 PHI 27-55 .329 13 —
2008-09 PHI 41-41 .500 6 2-4
2007-08 PHI 40-42 .488 7 2-4
2006-07 PHI 35-47 .427 10 —
2005-06 PHI 38-44 .463 9 —
2004-05 PHI 43-39 .524 7 1-4
2003-04 PHI 33-49 .402 11 —
2002-03 PHI 48-34 .585 4 6-6
2001-02 PHI 43-39 .524 6 2-3
2000-01 PHI 56-26 .683 1 12-11
1999-00 PHI 49-33 .598 5 5-5
1998-99 PHI 28-22 .560 6 3-5
1997-98 PHI 31-51 .378 14 —
1996-97 PHI 22-60 .268 14 —
1995-96 PHI 18-64 .220 15 —
1994-95 PHI 24-58 .293 13 —
1993-94 PHI 25-57 .305 11 —
1992-93 PHI 26-56 .317 13 —
1991-92 PHI 35-47 .427 10 —
1990-91 PHI 44-38 .537 5 4-4
1989-90 PHI 53-29 .646 3 4-6
1988-89 PHI 46-36 .561 7 0-3
1987-88 PHI 36-46 .439 10 —
1986-87 PHI 45-37 .549 5 2-3
1985-86 PHI 54-28 .659 3 6-6
1984-85 PHI 58-24 .707 3 8-5
1983-84 PHI 52-30 .634 2 2-3
1982-83 PHI 65-17 .793 1 12-1 ★
1981-82 PHI 58-24 .707 2 12-9
1980-81 PHI 62-20 .756 1 9-7
1979-80 PHI 59-23 .720 2 12-6
1978-79 PHI 47-35 .573 3 5-4
1977-78 PHI 55-27 .671 1 6-4
1976-77 PHI 50-32 .610 1 10-9
1975-76 PHI 46-36 .561 4 1-2
1974-75 PHI 34-48 .415 7 —
1973-74 PHI 25-57 .305 8 —
1972-73 PHI 9-73 .110 8 —
1971-72 PHI 30-52 .366 6 —
1970-71 PHI 47-35 .573 2 3-4
1969-70 PHI 42-40 .512 4 1-4
1968-69 PHI 55-27 .671 2 1-4
1967-68 PHI 62-20 .756 1 7-6
1966-67 PHI 68-13 .840 1 11-4 ★
1965-66 PHI 55-25 .688 1 1-4
1964-65 PHI 40-40 .500 3 6-5
1963-64 PHI 34-46 .425 3 2-3
1962-63 SYR 48-32 .600 2 2-3
1961-62 SYR 41-39 .513 3 2-3
1960-61 SYR 38-41 .481 3 4-4
1959-60 SYR 45-30 .600 3 1-2
1958-59 SYR 35-37 .486 3 5-4
1957-58 SYR 41-31 .569 2 1-2
1956-57 SYR 38-34 .528 2 2-3
1955-56 SYR 35-37 .486 3 4-4
1954-55 SYR 43-29 .597 1 7-4 ★
1953-54 SYR 42-30 .583 3 9-4
1952-53 SYR 47-24 .662 2 0-2
1951-52 SYR 40-26 .606 1 3-4
1950-51 SYR 32-34 .485 4 4-3
1949-50 SYR 51-13 .797 6-5

Retired numbers

  • 2 Moses Malone 1982 to 1986 He played for the franchise again in 1993-94 season. His number has not been used since then but it was not officially retired until 2019
  • 3 Allen Iverson 1996 to 2007 He played 25 games more at 2009-10 season
  • 4 Dolph Schayes 1949 to 1964 · Syracuse Nationals Team was known as the Syracuse Nationals (1948–1963). Also served as player-coach (1963–66). Number retired posthumously. Nerlens Noel wore the number at the time of the announcement, and was allowed to wear it until his departure in 2017. Wore No. 5
  • 6 Julius Erving 1976 to 1987
  • 10 Maurice Cheeks 1978 to 1989
  • 13 Wilt Chamberlain 1965 to 1968
  • 15 Hal Greer 1963 to 1973 From 1958 he was at Syracuse Nationals, the previous 76ers franchise
  • 24 Bobby Jones 1978 to 1986
  • 32 Billy Cunningham 1965 to 1972 He played for the franchise again in 1974-75. And was the coach from 1977 to 1985
  • 34 Charles Barkley 1984 to 1992
  • Dave Zinkoff 1963 to 1985 Broadwaster from 1946 (he beguns in Philadelphia Warriors)

All-time leading scorers

Regular season points with the franchise, under all its names.

  1. Hal Greer 1958-59 to 1972-73 · 1,122 games 21,586 PTS
  2. Allen Iverson 1996-97 to 2009-10 · 722 games 19,931 PTS
  3. Dolph Schayes 1949-50 to 1963-64 · 996 games 18,438 PTS
  4. Julius Erving 1976-77 to 1986-87 · 836 games 18,364 PTS
  5. Charles Barkley 1984-85 to 1991-92 · 610 games 14,184 PTS
  6. Billy Cunningham 1965-66 to 1975-76 · 654 games 13,626 PTS
  7. Joel Embiid 2016-17 to 2025-26 · 490 games 13,544 PTS
  8. Johnny Kerr 1954-55 to 1964-65 · 834 games 11,699 PTS
  9. Maurice Cheeks 1978-79 to 1988-89 · 853 games 10,429 PTS
  10. Andre Iguodala 2004-05 to 2011-12 · 615 games 9,422 PTS

Videos

Latest transactions

  1. · Signing

    The Philadelphia 76ers signed Dillon Jones to an Exhibit 10 contract.

  2. · Signing

    The Philadelphia 76ers signed Tacko Fall to an Exhibit 10 contract.

  3. · Signing

    The Philadelphia 76ers signed Jameer Nelson Jr. to an Exhibit 10 contract.

  4. · Signing

    The Philadelphia 76ers signed Saint Thomas to an Exhibit 10 contract.

  5. · Signing

    The Philadelphia 76ers signed Kentavious Caldwell-Pope.

  6. · Trade

    The Los Angeles Clippers traded cash to the Philadelphia 76ers for Johni Broome. Philadelphia received a trade exception.

  7. · Waived

    The Philadelphia 76ers waived Dalen Terry.

  8. · Signing

    The Philadelphia 76ers signed LeBron James to a multi-year contract.

  9. · Signing

    The Philadelphia 76ers signed Rayan Rupert to a two-way contract.

  10. · Signing

    The Philadelphia 76ers signed Duke Miles to an Exhibit 10 contract.

  11. · Trade

    The Boston Celtics traded Jaylen Brown to the Philadelphia 76ers for Paul George, a 2028 1st round draft pick, a 2028 2nd round draft pick, a 2030 2nd round draft pick and a 2031 1st round draft pick. 2028 1st-rd pick is PHI own 2028 2nd-rd pick is more favorable 2030 2nd-rd pick is more favorable 2031 1st-rd pick is more favorable Boston received a trade exception.

  12. · Signing

    The Philadelphia 76ers signed Anfernee Simons to a multi-year contract.

  13. · Signing

    The Philadelphia 76ers signed Dean Wade to a multi-year contract.

  14. · Signing

    The Philadelphia 76ers signed Ariel Hukporti.

  15. · Signing

    The Philadelphia 76ers signed Caleb Love to a two-way contract.

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