The 76ers, who are just six years removed from last year’s NBA Championship, sit at $55 million, a new all-time high, and the latest to be revealed as a net worth. The Sixers’ net worth is one of the best in the league, and that’s not even counting the money they’ve paid out to their players (they are going to be really expensive).

76ers star center Joel Embiid has a net worth of $23 million. But he and his brother J.J. are also two of the worst net worths in the league, as former Sixers center Tobias Harris is worth $10 million, and former Sixers center Nerlens Noel is worth $7.5 million.

This is because 76ers fans are spoiled to have a team that actually does the things we want them to. The Sixers have been the most consistent team since the 2011 draft, so they’ve been able to continue to make the most for their franchise. But they have been getting some bad news recently and seem to just be getting worse, too.

We’ve been hearing that the Sixers are making a lot of fun of their new GM. There are two main reasons why this is. The first is that the team is a bit of a mess. The Sixers have been terrible in the past, so not only have they been a terrible team, but they have been a bit of a mess as well.

Yes, you read that right. The Sixers are a mess. The reason for this mess is that they are the worst team in the NBA. The Sixers are the team that was supposed to be the biggest disaster in the league after the 2011 lottery. In fact, they have the worst record in the NBA, with only 28 wins since they took over the franchise in 2010. But it wasn’t supposed to be this bad. The Sixers were supposed to be a disaster.

However, the Sixers have found a way to make life a little less miserable for themselves. They’ve recently announced the retirement of their sixth man, Ben Wallace, and it looks like they’re going to put in a good word for former Sixers center DeJuan Blair. Blair was one of the three primary players on the team that was traded to the Indiana Pacers last year, but he retired instead of playing in the NBA.

How much did the 76ers trade for Blair? Probably about 2 million. So that’s a lot of money to go to a guy who never played in the NBA. And the Sixers are obviously going to do their best to keep him around just to keep him from making another team look good.

I think the 76ers are going to be more focused in the end on keeping Blair around to keep him from playing in the NBA, not because they need it. The 76ers are definitely in a rebuilding phase, and I imagine they will be much more worried about keeping Blair around than about keeping their stars, but Blair would certainly help them in that regard.

Here’s the Sixers’ sixth man net worth.

Blair isn’t like any sixth man or seventh man I’ve known personally, which is part of the reason this is a bit of a stretch, but I do think he’d be great to have around. He’s a very smart player, seems very capable of staying in the game, and is a very likable guy to be around. I’d love to see him take a team over with him in the NBA.