Daryl Morey announces several changes to 76ers roster after win against Nets

On Wednesday, the Philadelphia 76ers made a series of roster changes. The team’s president of basketball operations, Daryl Morey, announced after the win over the Brooklyn Nets that four players had been released.

The players expected to obtain waivers were all previously signed with the team in Annex 10 negotiations.

Fiedler finished five seasons at Rice last season and went undrafted in the 2024 NBA Draft. After playing for the Sixers in the 2024 NBA Summer League, the center joined the Sixers for training camp.

Former Syracuse guard Judah Mintz was in a similar position. After spending 64 games at Syracuse, Mintz entered the 2024 NBA Draft. He got through draft day without getting a call. In early September, Mintz agreed to join the Sixers for training camp.

Jordan Tucker joined the Sixers after several runs in the NBA G League and overseas. Last year, Tucker played in Bulgaria and France. In his previous NBA G League runs, Tucker competed for the Chicago Bulls, Houston Rockets and Miami Heat affiliates.

Mobley was the last player to join the Sixers. As the team prepared for media day a few weeks ago, Mobley signed up before training camp. Similar to Tucker, Mobley carries G League experience with him.

Coming out of USC in 2022, Mobley was drafted in the second round by the Cleveland Cavaliers. He played in 22 games for the Cavs and spent one season with the G League team the Charge. Mobley was named third-team All-NBA G League in 2023.

While the four players will not be able to crack the Sixers’ final roster, they will have the opportunity to join the Sixers’ G League affiliate, the Delaware Blue Coats, for the 2024-2025 season.