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Zach Ciavolella

Zach Ciavolella

Zach Ciavolella is the Digital Editor at Metro Philadelphia and a Philadelphia-born writer who has covered the Philadelphia 76ers since 2019. A credentialed Sixers beat reporter for the past four seasons, he reports on breaking news, provides year-round NBA coverage and helps lead Metro's digital newsroom. When he's not writing, Zach enjoys debating basketball, watching movies and cooking for family and friends.

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Jaylen Brown opened up about joining the Sixers, leaving Boston, learning from LeBron James and embracing sacrifice during his introductory press conference.

Meet Bill Strobel, the Philadelphia artist behind the viral LeBron James Sixers mural, and learn how the tribute came together after the NBA superstar's arrival.

The Sixers reportedly traded Johni Broome and a future second-round pick to the Clippers, clearing the salary needed to sign veteran Kentavious Caldwell-Pope.

The Sixers received the NBA's Team Social Impact & Inclusion Award for programs supporting local businesses, entrepreneurs and community initiatives across Greater Philadelphia.

LeBron James chose the Sixers over more comfortable options, embracing Philadelphia’s pressure in pursuit of one final championship and historic legacy.

Mike Gansey has transformed the Sixers in one offseason, using collaboration and bold moves to build Philadelphia's strongest championship contender in decades.

LeBron James reportedly agreed to join the Philadelphia 76ers on a two-year, $8 million contract after choosing the Sixers over the Cavaliers, Heat and other contenders.

The Sixers Youth Foundation kicked off the 2026 Jr. 76ers Summer Hoops Tour at Cobbs Creek Park, bringing basketball, mentorship and community to West Philadelphia youth.

Dean Wade spent seven years with Mike Gansey in Cleveland before reuniting with him in Philadelphia. Here's what the Sixers forward had to say about the team's new lead executive.

Former NBA player Jason Thompson's 16th annual JT Elite Basketball Camp returns with Sixers entertainment, expert coaching and mentorship for young athletes.

ESPN's Shams Charania says LeBron James is taking the Sixers' pitch "really seriously" after Philadelphia acquired Jaylen Brown.

The Sixers officially complete the Jaylen Brown trade, sign Dean Wade and finalize key offseason transactions as the NBA's new league year begins.

The Sixers are reportedly signing Caleb Love and Rayan Rupert to two-way contracts, adding scoring depth and defensive upside to their young roster.

The Sixers reportedly agreed to a two-year, $12.3 million deal with Anfernee Simons, adding a proven scorer and career 38.1% 3-point shooter in free agency.

The Sixers reportedly acquired Jaylen Brown from the Celtics in a blockbuster trade for Paul George and draft picks, reshaping Philadelphia's championship outlook.

Former Sixers guard Quentin Grimes is headed to the Lakers after agreeing to a four-year, $60 million contract, ending his stint in Philadelphia.

The Sixers agreed to terms with former Knicks center Ariel Hukporti on a one-year, $3.4 million deal, adding frontcourt depth in NBA free agency.

The Sixers addressed their biggest offseason need by agreeing to terms with forward Dean Wade on a four-year, $39 million contract as the NBA's free agency period began.

The Sixers could use the non-taxpayer mid-level exception to address their biggest need in free agency. Here are four forwards who fit Philadelphia.

The Sixers enter NBA free agency facing major decisions on Quentin Grimes, Kelly Oubre Jr., roster flexibility and several potential free-agent targets.

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