Results: 07/15/2025 - Edgecombe returns to help Sixers win First Game

By -


Summer League Recap: Bona, Edgecombe, Edwards, and Broome Key Sixers Win Over Wizards

The Philadelphia 76ers secured another Summer League win over the Washington Wizards, thanks to standout performances from their young bigs and wings. While the offense wasn’t perfect, Philly’s size, defensive activity, and timely shooting from Jordan Edwards powered the team.


Adem Bona – Defensive Anchor

Bona continued to flash elite defensive potential, playing 28 minutes and shooting 4-5 (80%) while collecting 8 rebounds and an incredible 6 blocks. He added 9 points, holding down the paint and forcing the Wizards to settle for tough shots.

VJ Edgecombe – Aggressive and Relentless

Edgecombe battled through a cold shooting night (4-14 FG) but still produced 15 points by getting to the line (6-6 FT). He filled up the box score with 6 rebounds, 4 assists, 2 steals, and a block, showcasing his motor and versatility.



Justin Edwards – Perimeter Production

Edwards provided perimeter firepower, hitting 5-10 from three and finishing with 17 points, 8 rebounds, and 2 assists. His confidence from deep helped space the floor and gave the offense some much-needed rhythm.

Johni Broome – Double-Double Machine

Broome quietly delivered one of the most impactful performances of the game. In 29 minutes, he scored 14 points on 5-11 shooting, grabbed a game-high 10 rebounds, and even knocked down 2 threes. His ability to stretch the floor while battling inside adds another layer to the Sixers’ big-man rotation.

The Scout’s Take

For dynasty fantasy basketball, Broome and Bona both profile as stashable bigs with defensive upside and sneaky offensive skill. Edgecombe’s all-around production keeps his floor high despite inefficiency, while Edwards’ shooting makes him a potential value play in deep formats.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Trending Now: 07/12/2025 - Michael Misa Top Six from Day One?

By -
Image
Michael Misa Could Fill Sharks’ Biggest Need Down the Middle The San Jose Sharks have been busy this offseason, adding veteran talent on the wings through trades and free agency — but one glaring hole remains at center. And they may already have the answer. Much of the offseason speculation in San Jose has centered on whether No. 2 overall pick Michael Misa will make the jump to the NHL this fall. Looking at the Sharks’ current roster, there’s certainly a spot waiting if he’s ready. Misa projects as a natural center, though his versatility allows him to shift to the wing if needed. With the Sharks’ deep stable of wingers, that likely won’t be necessary right away — especially with the center depth chart in need of a boost. Wings Stacked, Center Thin San Jose loaded up on the flanks this summer, trading for rugged right winger Ryan Reaves and signing Philipp Kurashev to join Tyler Toffoli and Adam Gaudette. On the left, the newly signed Jeff Skinner brings scoring punch alongside ...
Read more

Results: 07/13/2025 - Terrence Shannon Stays Hot

By -
Image
Terrence Shannon Jr. Leads Timberwolves Past Nuggets in Summer League Win The Timberwolves outpaced the Nuggets, 94–83, thanks to a big performance from Terrence Shannon Jr. Shannon poured in 24 points, 7 rebounds, and 3 assists, showing his scoring chops from deep and in transition. Rob Dillingham also impressed as a playmaker with 15 points, 4 rebounds, and 9 assists, while Joan Beringer added a steady 7 points, 7 rebounds, and 3 assists in the paint.
Read more