Full schedule, tickets, roster and Xfinity Mobile Arena guide for Philadelphia's three-time NBA champions.
The full Philadelphia 76ers roster for the 2026-2027 NBA season.
| Player | # | Pos | Age | HT | WT | College | Salary |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dominick Barlow | 25 | F | 23 | 6' 9" | 215 lbs | — | $3,415,000 |
| Adem Bona | 30 | C | 23 | 6' 10" | 235 lbs | UCLA | $2,296,271 |
| Jaylen Brown | 7 | G | 29 | 6' 6" | 223 lbs | California | $57,078,728 |
| Kentavious Caldwell-Pope | G | 33 | 6' 5" | 204 lbs | Georgia | $21,621,500 | |
| VJ Edgecombe | 77 | G | 21 | 6' 4" | 180 lbs | Baylor | $11,663,880 |
| Justin Edwards | 11 | F | 22 | 6' 7" | 203 lbs | Kentucky | $2,411,090 |
| Joel Embiid | 21 | C | 32 | 7' 0" | 280 lbs | Kansas | $58,100,000 |
| Ariel Hukporti | C | 24 | 7' 0" | 246 lbs | — | -- | |
| LeBron James | 23 | F | 41 | 6' 9" | 250 lbs | — | -- |
| Caleb Love | 9 | G | 24 | 6' 3" | 212 lbs | Arizona | -- |
| Tyrese Maxey | 0 | G | 25 | 6' 2" | 200 lbs | Kentucky | $40,770,520 |
| Duke Miles | G | 24 | 6' 0" | 180 lbs | Vanderbilt | -- | |
| Labaron Philon Jr. | G | 20 | 6' 3" | 176 lbs | Alabama | -- | |
| Rayan Rupert | 12 | G | 22 | 6' 7" | 205 lbs | — | -- |
| Anfernee Simons | 5 | G | 27 | 6' 3" | 200 lbs | — | -- |
| Dean Wade | F | 29 | 6' 9" | 228 lbs | Kansas State | -- | |
| Jabari Walker | 33 | F | 24 | 6' 7" | 237 lbs | Colorado | $2,584,539 |
| Trendon Watford | 12 | F | 25 | 6' 8" | 237 lbs | LSU | $2,801,346 |
The Philadelphia 76ers are one of the most storied and successful franchises in NBA history. The team traces its roots to 1946, when it was founded as the Syracuse Nationals. The franchise relocated to Philadelphia in 1963 and took the name 76ers, a nod to the signing of the Declaration of Independence in the city in 1776. Few franchises carry the cultural weight of the 76ers: a history of dominant big men, iconic scorers and passionate, basketball-mad fans.
The team plays its home games at the Xfinity Mobile Arena (formerly the Wells Fargo Center) in the South Philadelphia Sports Complex, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The team colors are red, white and blue, among the most recognizable in the league. The 76ers have won three NBA Championships — in 1955 (as the Syracuse Nationals), 1967 and 1983 — title teams built around some of the greatest players the game has ever seen.
After years of the famous "Trust the Process" rebuild, the 76ers have surged back into the spotlight thanks to MVP center Joel Embiid, the 2023 NBA MVP, alongside All-Star guard Tyrese Maxey. The 2026-2027 season is one of the most anticipated in years, with a star-laden core and renewed championship ambition.
The 76ers roster has, across the decades, featured some of the greatest players in basketball history. Here are the names that built the franchise's mystique:
The most dominant scorer the game has ever seen, Wilt Chamberlain led the 76ers to the 1967 NBA title with a team many consider one of the greatest of all time. He once scored 100 points in a single game while with the franchise in its Philadelphia Warriors days before returning to lead the 76ers.
A showman who redefined basketball above the rim, Julius Erving was the heart of the franchise from 1976, leading the 76ers to the 1983 championship. "Dr. J" remains one of the most beloved players in Philadelphia sports history.
Hall of Fame center Moses Malone joined Dr. J and famously predicted "fo', fo', fo'" before powering the 76ers to a near-perfect run to the 1983 title. He was named NBA MVP and Finals MVP that season.
One of the most electrifying scorers in NBA history, Allen Iverson carried the 76ers to the 2001 NBA Finals and won the league MVP that year. Pound for pound, "The Answer" was as fearless a competitor as the franchise has ever had.
Charles Barkley was an unstoppable force on the boards and in the scoring column during his Philadelphia years, an undersized power forward who out-rebounded centers and became one of the most charismatic stars of his era.
Hal Greer, a Hall of Fame guard, was a cornerstone of the 1967 title team, while Maurice Cheeks, the steady floor general of the 1983 champions, ranks among the franchise's all-time greats. Today, Joel Embiid — the 2023 NBA MVP — carries that legacy forward as the face of the franchise.
The NBA regular season runs from October 2026 to April 2027, with 82 games total — 41 of them at home at Xfinity Mobile Arena. Playoffs, if the team qualifies, extend the season into May and possibly June 2027. You can browse the full Philadelphia 76ers 2026-2027 schedule for the detailed list of games with dates, times and opponents.
Here are direct links to each month of the season for 76ers games:
76ers tickets cover a wide range, and demand has climbed fast with Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey leading a contending team. Here's how to get the best value:
For deeper guidance on smart ticket buying, check our guide Philadelphia 76ers ticket prices.
The Xfinity Mobile Arena (formerly the Wells Fargo Center) sits in the South Philadelphia Sports Complex, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, just off I-95 and South Broad Street. It shares the complex with Lincoln Financial Field and Citizens Bank Park, and hosts 76ers games, Philadelphia Flyers hockey, concerts and major events year-round.
The arena seats roughly 20,478 fans for basketball. The red-white-and-blue interior delivers a loud, intense atmosphere when the 76ers are rolling. Cheap seats are in the upper bowl; premium seats are courtside and in the suites.
For a complete game-day playbook, see our guide How to attend an NBA game in Philadelphia.
Some matchups deserve a star next to them on your calendar. Here are the must-see games for the 2026-2027 season:
The NBA regular season typically tips off around the third week of October 2026 and ends in late April 2027. Preseason exhibition games run in September. If the team qualifies for playoffs, the season extends through May and possibly June 2027.
Prices vary widely based on opponent, day of the week and seat location. Expect roughly $20-60 for upper-level seats and $80-300 for lower-bowl seats, with premium and courtside running $500 and up on marquee nights. Demand has risen sharply as the 76ers have returned to contention behind Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey.
The arena is in the South Philadelphia Sports Complex, just off I-95 and South Broad Street. Driving is the easiest option, with large on-site lots, and rideshare services have dedicated pickup zones. SEPTA's Broad Street Line also runs to the NRG station next to the venue on game days.
Yes, December 2026 typically features several home games, potentially including a nationally televised holiday matchup. Check our monthly calendar page for exact dates.
The Xfinity Mobile Arena hosts Philadelphia Flyers hockey, concerts and other events year-round. For arena tours or special-access experiences, check availability on the official Xfinity Mobile Arena website. It's a great way to see the home of the 76ers when there's no game on the schedule.
The 76ers have won three NBA Championships — in 1955 (as the Syracuse Nationals), 1967 and 1983 — making them one of the most storied franchises in league history. The 1967 and 1983 title teams featured legends like Wilt Chamberlain, Julius Erving and Moses Malone.
Joel Embiid is the 76ers' star center, the 2023 NBA MVP and a perennial All-Star. A rare blend of size, skill and scoring, he is the face of the franchise and, alongside Tyrese Maxey, the biggest reason ticket demand has surged.
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