Jaylen Brown, already owed $185 million over the next three years, is now eligible for a one-year contract extension which would be worth 35 percent of the salary cap in the 2029-30 season. Given how long Brown remains under contract and the fact that the Sixers inherited his Full Bird rights from Boston, there is really not any upside on the team's side in offering a one-year extension. For now, the Sixers should be more than content to play out the year with Brown and revisit extension talks next summer. Broome went to the Los Angeles Clippers along with a 2027 second-round pick for cash considerations. SIXERS SIGN LEBRON JAMESJames' decision | Projecting Sixers' rotation | James' impact, on and off the court