Officially official.

The Sixers have officially announced the hiring of Mike Gansey, confirming today in a press release that the former Cavaliers executive will hold the title of president of basketball operations in Philadelphia.

At No. 35 overall, the Sixers selected Johni Broome out of Auburn. The 6-foot-8 forward was an interesting prospect to say the least. He had just carried his Tigers to the National Championship, but was set to turn 23 years old just weeks after being drafted and had some really troubling measurables coming out of the combine.

Trendon Watford had an up-and-down season with the Sixers, and that inconsistency could be the deciding factor with his upcoming team option for 2026-27.

Mike Gansey will be the Sixers’ new president of basketball operations, leading the latest era of the team as they hope to get over the second-round hump. Here are five things to know about the team’s new top executive

The Sixers' lead executive search is down to three people for now, so let's rank them from best to worst.

The Philadelphia 76ers finally beating the Boston Celtics in the NBA playoffs was not enough to save president of basketball operations Daryl Morey's job.

The 76ers are set to hire Mike Gansey as their new lead front office executive, a source confirmed to The Inquirer on Friday. Gansey has been the Cleveland Cavaliers’ general manager under Koby Altman since 2022.

The Sixers shouldn't be passive players in free agency this time around.