3 76ers Who Won’t Be in Philly By the End of the Season

3. Tobias Harris

Tobias Harris has played for five teams over the years but has played more games in a 76ers jersey (308) than any other team. While the former 2011 first-rounder has been a fan favorite throughout his tenure, his contract has become a burden.

Harris is set to make just north of $39.2 million this season, according to Spotrac. While that’s a fair cost for a perennial All-Star in 2023, the 31-year-old isn’t close to being at that level.

His 14.7 PPG and 5.7 RPG in 2022-23 were among the worst marks of his career. There are players out there who can contribute similar numbers for a fraction of the cost.

While Harris’ contract wasn’t exactly moveable in past years, that’s no longer the case. He’s a free agent next summer, meaning any interested teams — whether they believe he can bounce back or need an extra body — won’t be stuck with an expensive long-term commitment.

It was reported earlier this offseason that multiple teams have called the 76ers about Harris’ availability, adding more fuel to a potential departure. Chances are that any return Morey can get for the declining veteran now will be better than it would be near the trade deadline.

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