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- 1 (5)
DeMarcus Cousins-- - 1 (11)
Cole AldrichRights to Cole Aldrich traded to Oklahoma City - 1 (29)
Daniel Orton-- - 2 (1)
Tibor PleissRights to Tibor Pleiss traded to Oklahoma City - 2 (2)
Dexter PittmanFrom Oklahoma City via Minnesota - 2 (3)
Hassan Whiteside-- - 2 (14)
Jerome JordanFrom Chicago via Portland and Golden State - 2 (15)
Paulao PrestesFrom Houston - 2 (20)
Solomon AlabiRights to Solomon Alabi traded to Toronto for future picks - Pick from Oklahoma City - 2 (21)
Magnum RolleRights to Magnum Rolle traded to Indiana - Pick from Dallas and Minnesota via Portland - 2 (26)
Hamady N'diayeFrom Phoenix
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Joel Embiid is healthy and "extra motivated" with LeBron James and Jaylen Brown now on his side, according to 76ers president of basketball operations Mike Gansey.








