76ers Make Christmas Eve trade

admin Last updated on: December 26, 2015

Philadelphia PA: As the enter country gets ready to celebrate the holiday season, some teams continue to find ways to make their team better. On Thursday the 76ers made a Christmas Eve trade that has a lot of people scratching their heads as the 76ers have traded two second round picks to the New Orleans Pelicans for PG Ish Smith & also have released PG Tony Wroten. The 76ers have the Worst record in the NBA at 1-30 and they need to shake things up lead by new chairman of basketball operations Jerry Colangelo. Wroten was in his 8th game this season after he had a partially torn ACL, which he suffered midway through the 2014-15 season.

Below is Press Release from the 76ers about the Trade with the New Orleans Pelicans
Ish Smith was on the 76ers roster during the 2014-15 season played only 25 games & started 14 of them and would score 301 points with 152 assist and 32 steals with 152 rebounds.

Tony Wroten reaction to being released

 

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