76ers Sign Alex Reese to Two-Way Contract Amid Injury Woes and Roster Rebuilding

February 21, 2025
76ers Sign Alex Reese to Two-Way Contract Amid Injury Woes and Roster Rebuilding
  • Expectations were high for the 76ers after acquiring multiple-time All-Star Paul George, but injuries and performance issues have hindered their success this season.

  • The 76ers recently suffered a loss against the Boston Celtics and are scheduled to face the Brooklyn Nets next.

  • Reese gained attention for his three-point shooting during his college career, making 137 threes and hitting a crucial shot in the NCAA tournament.

  • At 25 years old and standing 6-foot-9, Reese adds important size and depth to the 76ers, especially amid injury concerns for key players like Joel Embiid.

  • Reese expressed his excitement about joining the 76ers on social media, stating, 'God is good let’s get to work.'

  • Daryl Morey, the 76ers President of Basketball Operations, announced the signing of Reese, which fills the team's available slots and enhances their roster.

  • Before joining the 76ers, Reese played college basketball at the University of Alabama and had a brief stint with the Oklahoma City Thunder.

  • The Philadelphia 76ers have signed former Oklahoma City Thunder player Alex Reese to a two-way NBA contract following the recent trade deadline.

  • For the 76ers, Reese will wear jersey number 65.

  • Due to ongoing injuries within the Sixers roster, Reese may have opportunities for significant playing time, which could be pivotal for his NBA development.

  • The Blue Coats are currently struggling in the G League's Eastern Conference, sitting second from last with 14 games remaining in their season.

  • Roddy, who was previously on a 10-day contract, was recalled from the Delaware Blue Coats and is expected to fill the two-way contract slot vacated by Jared Butler.

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