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The Philadelphia 76ers are expected to either waive or trade Paul Reed. The Sixers would create $9.2 million in cap space if he is waived. Last offseason, the Sixers matched his three-year, $23.5 million offer sheet he signed with the Utah Jazz. The contract contained a clause that would guarantee his salary for Years 2 and 3 if the Sixers advanced to the second round of the playoffs this past season. Because the Sixers were eliminated by the New York Knicks in the first round, then Reed can be waived without the guarantee. 

Reed averaged career highs in points (7.3), rebounds (6.0), assists (1.3), blocks (1.0) and minutes (19.4). But Reed struggled in the playoffs, averaging 1.5 points on 44.4% shooting along with 2.7 rebounds in 7.2 minutes.

Reed is represented by Ron Shade. 

Via Keith Pompey/Philadelphia Inquirer

Sixers should keep him as a backup. He’s got potential.

elmdawgg69 wrote:Sixers should keep him as a backup. He’s got potential.

He’s terrible. I’ve watched every game he’s played and I’m a Sixer fan.

elmdawgg69 wrote:Sixers should keep him as a backup. He’s got potential.

He's 25. He's more or less what he's gonna be, an inefficient junkyard type of big. PHI is going for it in the next 2 years, there's no space for a guy that gets played off the court in the POs. They need 7 solid guys with whatever money they have left, and hope a ring chaser joins them to make 8.

knicks'll pick him up and he'll kick their asses.