Kelly Oubre has reportedly agreed to a two-year, $17 million deal with the Indiana Pacers
Oubre rebuilt his NBA career in three seasons with the Sixers. He was a starter who impacted both ends of the floor, while averaging 14.1 points, five rebounds, and 1.4…
Flyers sign agitator Noel Acciari to bolster the team’s bottom six
Acciari, 34, was part of one of the NHL's best fourth lines last season in Pittsburgh and is an in-your-face centerman who excels in the faceoff circle and on the…
NBA free agency grades: What the experts are saying about the Sixers signing Dean Wade
Experts agree: Wade's age and the contract length are a concern, but he could fit the Sixers' needs.
Flyers sign winger Tyson Foerster to massive eight-year extension
The oft-injured Foerster is sticking around for the long haul, as the Flyers have committed to the sniper for the maximum eight years at a $7.1 million cap hit.
Immaculata University’s president will retire next year
Barbara Lettiere, an Immaculata alumna and former board chair, will have led the university for a decade when she retires next July.
What to know about the proposed Protect College Sports Act and its impact on NCAA athletics
The bill aims to protect Olympic sports, while regulating transfer portal rules and how student athletes are paid. It has received mixed support and will be voted by the Senate…
The University of Valley Forge is warned it could lose accreditation
The small Christian university is based in Phoenixville and enrolls fewer than 600 students.
Flyers sign goalie Dan Vladař to a five-year, $27.5 million extension
Vladař, who was the team's MVP and finished sixth in Vezina Trophy voting, is sticking around. In his first year in Philly as a No. 1, he posted a 29-14-7…
With a new $400M investor, FMC says it can remain independent and boost pesticide sales
FMC had lost value as sales growth slowed worldwide and a key insecticide patent expired.
Sixers agreeing to one-year, $3.4 million deal with former Knicks big Ariel Hukporti
Hukporti, an athletic 7-footer, played his first two NBA seasons with the New York Knicks, averaging 2.2 points and 2.9 rebounds in 9.2 minutes across 54 regular-season games in 2025-26.