The
Philadelphia 76ers are reportedly targeting two players before
the end of the ongoing transfer window.
The mid-season transfer window is coming to a close on
Thursday and teams are pushing one last time to ensure that they have a strong
contingent to compete for the rest of the season.
As per the latest report, the Sixers are now eager to make a
move for Detroit Pistons small forward
Bojan Bogdanovic and Indiana Pacers
shooting guard
Buddy Hield.
Transfer insider Jake Fischer, in his latest column, has talked
about how the Sixers are looking for a deal in the last few days of the campaign.
“Hield’s $18.5 million dollar salary would be a match for
several of the Sixers’ expiring contracts,” he wrote. “And his expiring deal
wouldn’t add future financial burden onto Philadelphia’s clean cap sheet for
this offseason, as the Sixers have left rival teams with the impression they
are still wary of taking back long-term salary at this juncture.
“Another target for the Sixers is Pistons guard Bojan
Bogdanović, sources said, who is on the books for $20 million this season, but
has just $2 million guaranteed for 2024-25.”
Bogdanovic is averaging 20.2 points, 3.4 rebounds and 2.5
assists per game. On the other hand, Hield is averaging 12 points, 3.2 rebounds
and 2.6 assists per game for the Pacers this season.