Philadelphia 76ers announce training camp schedule ahead of 2024-25 season

The Philadelphia 76ers will head to Atlantis Paradise Island in the Bahamas for training camp as they begin preparation for the 2024-25 NBA season.

Training camp will be held from Tuesday, October 1st through Saturday, October 5th. Media day is scheduled for Monday, September 30th.

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Training camp is officially in the Bahamas this year #Sixers pic.twitter.com/E1xqugrJAB
— Ky Carlin (@Ky_Carlin) August 19, 2024

Nick Nurse and the 76ers will welcome a ton of new faces to training camp this season. After an eventful offseason, with many media outlets now believing this year’s squad is a true championship contender, the Sixers will need to get on the same page with their newest additions relatively quickly.

As we all know, 76ers ended the 2023 season in disappointing fashion yet again, after they were eliminated from the playoffs by the New York Knicks in Round 1 of the playoffs.

Entering the offseason, Daryl Morey had a ton of cap space and an arsenal of draft picks to improve the team around Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey and all things considered, he managed to turn a disastrous roster into something that fans can be excited about.

Morey and company made a huge splash in signing Paul George in free agency. He also signed a ton of depth in Andre Drummond, Caleb Martin, Eric Gordon, Reggie Jackson and Guerschon Yabusele while bringing back key veteran players such as Kyle Lowry and Kelly Oubre Jr. in free agency.

PICKS: Jared McCain (No. 16) • Adem Bona (No. 41)

IN: Paul George • Caleb Martin • Eric Gordon • Andre Drummond

OUT: Tobias Harris • Nicolas Batum • Paul Reed • De’Anthony Melton • Buddy Hield

DEALS: George (4 years, $212 million) • Tyrese Maxey (5 years, $204 million) • Martin (4 years, $35 million) • Kelly Oubre Jr. (2 years, $16.3 million) • KJ Martin (2 years, $16 million) • Drummond (2 years, $10 million) • Gordon (2 years, $6.8 million)

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