76ers exploring trade scenarios for Danny Green, Matisse Thybulle and Tobias Harris?

To do so, the Sixers are exploring various trade scenarios revolving around the No. 23 pick, Danny Green’s $10 million contract and 25-year-old wing Matisse Thybulle, sources said. To move Green, who suffered a torn ACL and LCL in his left knee during the playoffs, the Sixers would have to guarantee the $10 million on his contract for the 2022-23 campaign.
Source: Jake Fischer @ Bleacher Report

What’s the buzz on Twitter?

Eric Paschall @epaschall
Watching the 🏀 game tonight at 9 PM EST in a live video room with Danny Green, Raymond Felton, Jared Butler and some big-time basketball people! Come check it out on @LetsHangLive and say what’s up. Free tickets at this link.
See you there: bit.ly/3mVERrK
🎟️ – 5:59 PM Raymond Felton @RFeltonGBMS
Watching the game tonight at 9 PM EST in a live video room with Danny Green, Eric Paschall, Jared Butler and some big-time basketball people! Come check it out on @LetsHangLive and say what’s up. Free tickets at this link. 
See you there: https://t.co/Ow4x8cX6Fc pic.twitter.com/n574mmBJaK – 5:47 PM Jabari Young @JabariJYoung
In addition to Mahomes & Bubba Wallace, #NBA players including Blake Griffin, Kyle Lowry, Danny Green & Ben Simmons joined
#a16z Cultural Leadership Fund III
So, via the fund, they have equity in tech companies like Dapper Labs, #Coinbase & Substack
@Forbes #Sportbiz #Crypto pic.twitter.com/Nqygqj3D7Z – 12:17 PM Derek Bodner @DerekBodnerNBA
Reminder: a team CANNOT acquire Danny Green in a trade and cut him before July 1st to create cap space. That’s not how it works anymore. His outgoing salary in a trade is equal to his guaranteed amount for next season. – 2:57 PM Keith Pompey @PompeyOnSixers
Sources: #Sixers gauging trade interest in Tobias Harris, Matisse Thybulle and others inquirer.com/sixers/sixers-… via @phillyinquirer – 12:36 PM Keith Pompey @PompeyOnSixers
Trading Danny Green and the No. 23 pick could help the Sixers’ efforts to contend next season inquirer.com/sports/sixers-… via @phillyinquirer – 5:26 PM Marc J. Spears @MarcJSpears
Game Change Game. Tribeca Film Festival @TheNBPA Honor to be part of this documentary on the Bubble and it’s social justice movement. @CJ McCollum @JaVale McGee Tobias Harris @Malcolm Brogdon Sterling Brown @ttremaglioNBPA @stephenasmith @SpikeJordan Maxine Quoilin Christine Norman pic.twitter.com/FHnr8Ctinn – 5:15 PM Danny Green @DGreen_14
I think we’re getting a Game 7 – here’s where things went wrong for the Celtics in Game 5
Shoutout to Andrew Wiggins!
New pod w/ @HarrisonSanford and myself
Apple – apple.co/3Qeqb4i
Spotify – spoti.fi/3tCpic9 – 12:24 PM Tim Reynolds @ByTimReynolds
Most 3’s through first five games of the NBA Finals:
25 – Danny Green, 2013
25 – Stephen Curry, 2022 (with zero tonight) – 12:51 AM Tobias Harris @tobias31
If you haven’t already go check out #Hustle !! For those who have seen, what’s your thoughts?! 🔥🔥🔥 pic.twitter.com/RqLu7Flzf6 – 7:40 PM

More on this storyline

Celtics majority owner Wyc Grousbeck wasn’t used to getting booed. But just over eight years after Boston won its 17th title, he stood inside TD Garden and delivered news to an impatient and hungry fanbase that didn’t approve of what he had to say. “There has not been a trade,” Grousbeck said, standing before an acrylic lectern that had “2016 Draft Party” written on the front in green and white letters. “This guy is our guy. He’s our guy for the future.” Instead of fast-tracking their path back to title contention by dealing the No. 3 pick for an established star (some in the crowd tried to drown Grousbeck out by yelling Jimmy Butler’s name), the Celtics wagered on Jaylen Brown, a 19-year-old forward from Cal who wasn’t likely to contribute right away. -via Sports Illustrated / June 16, 2022 Overall, though, Brown’s development has been critical for this era of Celtics basketball. Deciding not to exchange him for Butler, Paul George or Kawhi Leonard (three forwards now in their 30s who’ve all changed teams more than once since Brown entered the league) was an intentional bet on upside and maximizing the organization’s potential number of championship runs (as opposed to amplifying a shorter window). Trade speculation lingered into this season, when Brown’s seemingly incongruous fit beside Jayson Tatum was placed under a microscope. There were even whispers about shipping him to Philadelphia for Ben Simmons, which Celtics president of basketball operations Brad Stevens immediately dismissed. -via Sports Illustrated / June 16, 2022 In any scenario, Harden is expected to pick up his player option for the 2022-23 season, sources said, but the Sixers’ further financial commitment to him remains to be seen once the legal negotiating period begins. Since Philadelphia acquired Harden in a trade in mid-February, it would behoove him financially to wait until Aug. 10 before signing an extension, more than six months after the Sixers sent Ben Simmons, Seth Curry, Andre Drummond and two first-round picks to Brooklyn for the 32-year-old former MVP. -via Bleacher Report / June 16, 2022