Sixers Waive Dalen Terry
The move gives Philadelphia room to complete the signings, but the team still needs one more salary cut to stay below the first apron.
- On Sunday, the Philadelphia 76ers waived Dalen Terry to clear roster space for incoming free agents LeBron James and Kentavious Caldwell-Pope.
- To complete the signings, Philadelphia must clear $6.235 million in breathing room below the first apron, as the team sat $3,418,542 below the cap Sunday morning.
- Philadelphia holds $205,596,458 in obligations against a $209,015,000 hard cap for 2026-27 because the team used the non-taxpayer mid-level exception, forcing compliance with the first apron.
- Management must trim $323,049 more in salary by potentially waiving or trading Jabari Walker or Johni Broome to finalize both transactions while staying under the apron.
- Regardless of which players are cut, the Sixers expect to enter the season with an open roster spot, preserving flexibility to add depth as needs emerge.
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The Philadelphia 76ers have waived guard Dalen Terry. This was one of two transactions the Sixers will have to complete to sign LeBron James and Kentavious Caldwell-Pope. Terry's contract was non-guaranteed. Waiving him opens up room for Philadelphia under their first-apron hard cap. The 76ers had added Terry on a two-way contract in mid-February. They signed him to a two-year standard deal in mid-April, ahead of the end of the regular season. T…
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