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Sixers Still Working Towards Extension With Iguodala
If not, the sides cannot resume negotiations until July. The Sixers have the rights to Iguodala for two more seasons, including this one. Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Snider: 76ers Will Stay CourseWith the Sixers beginning training camp next week at Duke University, Ed Snider won't be pinned down making predictions. But the Sixers' chairman said he was comfortable with the direction the franchise was headed in, even though the team was likely to be picked by many to finish last in the five-team Atlantic Division. Unlike previous seasons, when the Sixers tried to find players who would fit into Allen Iverson's style of play, the Sixers, according to Snider, aren't going for any quick fixes this time. "We have a three-year plan and we are in the first of it, and no matter what, we will stick to it," Snider said recently. The plan includes allowing the young players to grow while attempting to attract a premier free agent next season, when the Sixers are expected to be well under the NBA's salary-cap and luxury-tax levels Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Larry Brown Awash In Job Offers, Agent Says
Glass wouldn't confirm or deny the story in SI.com stating that Brown almost accepted a position to become an assistant coach with the Boston Celtics. It reported that Brown turned the job down after talking to Sixers chairman Ed Snider, who persuaded him to remain with the team. Snider was unavailable for comment yesterday, and Glass wouldn't discuss specifics involving the Celtics. The agent said Brown also was not available for comment. "I can't comment on this story you are talking about from Sports Illustrated," Glass said last night. "We have had so many offers over the course of the summer, I can't keep track." Glass said it wouldn't be appropriate to comment on any prospective job offers. "Right now, Larry is working hard, scouting, evaluating talent, and helping the 76ers," Glass said. Brown was quoted in the story as saying he would like to get back into coaching, but added that he doesn't want to do it at the expense of current Sixers coach Maurice Cheeks, who is in the final year of his contract. Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Sixers Sep 2007 Archive
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Philadelphia 76ers' General Manager Billy King said recently that negotiations have continued on an extension for Andre Iguodala. The Sixers have until Oct. 31 to work out an extension. 
Larry Brown, the former 76ers head coach and current executive vice president of basketball operations, didn't land an NBA head coaching position this off-season, but there was no shortage of coaching opportunities, according to his agent, Joe Glass.