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Derek Bodner: Tyrese Maxey, on the Sixers signing his longtime friend Trendon Watford: "It doesn't seem real yet." "I think he brings an element that we haven't had," Maxey says about Watford's ability to handle, create and defend multiple positions.
Keith Pompey: The #Sixers have signed Trendon Watford to his two-year, $5.3 million contract. Here’s what Daryl Morey had to say about the power forward: “Trendon is a young, dynamic player with a unique skillset who fits nicely with what we’re trying to accomplish on both sides of the ball. His size and versatility allow him to guard multiple positions, while his handle and passing showcase his playmaking ability. He is a valued addition to our roster and I’m excited to welcome him to Philadelphia.”
Michael Scotto: Update: Philadelphia 76ers have a second-year team option on their two-year deal with Trendon Watford, sources told @hoopshype Daryl Morey: “Trendon is a young, dynamic player with a unique skillset who fits nicely with what we’re trying to accomplish on both sides of the ball.”
Michael Scotto: The finalists for Guerschon Yabusele came down to the New York Knicks and Denver Nuggets, league sources told @hoopshype . Yabusele ultimately chose New York and departs from the Philadelphia 76ers. Sixers recently agreed to a two-year deal with Trendon Watford to replace Yabusele
Shams Charania: Free agent forward Trendon Watford has agreed to a two-year, $5.3 million deal with the Philadelphia 76ers, sources tell ESPN. Watford is set to play a potential key role in the 76ers rotation.
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Paul Hudrick: Source confirms the signing of Trendon Watford. Source also indicates it is likely Guerschon Yabusele will sign elsewhere.
Sharif Phillips-Keaton: At the final buzzer, the Nets beat the Pelicans 119-114. Trendon Watford had 22 points and 5 assists while Drew Timme had 16 points and 9 rebounds off the bench. New Orleans made things interesting in the fourth quarter, but Brooklyn had their 20-point lead to thank for the win.
Erik Slater: Trendon Watford (illness) and Ziaire Williams (illness) are questionable for Nets tomorrow vs. Clippers. Noah Clowney (right wrist soreness) is probable. Day’Ron Sharpe (right knee sprain) remains OUT.
NBA Communications: NBA ANNOUNCES PENALTIES FROM NETS-PACERS GAME NEW YORK, March 21, 2025 - Brooklyn Nets guard-forward Trendon Watford and Indiana Pacers center-forward Myles Turner have each been fined $35,000 for their involvement in an on-court altercation, it was announced today by Joe Dumars, Executive Vice President, Head of Basketball Operations. In addition, Pacers guard-forward Andrew Nembhard was fined $20,000 for his role in initiating the altercation. The altercation was initiated by Nembhard and Watford and escalated when Watford delivered a right forearm to the chest region of Nembhard. Following that action, Turner escalated the altercation further by shoving Watford. The incident, for which Watford was assessed two technical fouls and ejected, occurred with 4:48 remaining in the fourth quarter of the Pacers' 105-99 overtime victory over the Nets on March 20 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. Turner and Nembhard were each assessed technical fouls for their roles in the incident.
The Indiana Pacers secured a dramatic 105-99 overtime victory over the Brooklyn Nets on Thursday, but the game was marred by a massive brawl involving players from both teams, including Nets forward Trendon Watford and Pacers' Andrew Nembhard and Myles Turner. In the middle of the fourth quarter, Watford, while running past, collided with Nembhard, and the situation quickly escalated into a full-blown altercation between the teams.
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Which Nets are you watching who could potentially be a part of the core looking ahead? Dorian Finney-Smith: I still talk to pretty much everybody on that team. CT (Cam Thomas), of course, with his talent. Hopefully, he gets paid. I want him to get paid this summer. It’s well deserved. I want Day’Ron (Sharpe) to make his money as well. Trendon Watford is a guy I want to find his footing in the league and get a longer contract of two or three years.
Nic Claxton’s layup beat the buzzer — and beat the 76ers, 105-103, on Saturday night in a play he called one of the highlights of his career. The Nets center put back a Keon Johnson miss, an acrobatic shot that just barely beat the clock and subsequently saw him “mobbed” by Ziaire Williams, Trendon Watford and the rest of the Nets before a stunned sellout crowd of 20,431. “Originally, I didn’t even know that I did beat the buzzer, so I was just trying to process everything, and I was just looking in the crowd, just looking around. And I was like, ‘I think it was good.’ And everybody came and just mobbed me. It was a great feeling, a great feeling,” said Claxton. “It’s definitely top three [moments of my career]. All the years I’ve been hooping, it’s definitely three or two.”
Trendon Watford had 11 of his 16 points in the fourth quarter, logging 9:14 in the final period as the only Net with a positive plus-minus in the final stanza of a 105-103 win over the 76ers. “It’s time to win. I mean, Jordi [Fernandez] told me I was pretty much gonna finish the game. So, fourth quarter, it’s time to win. We all just knew we had to win that quarter to win the game,” Watford said. “Man, I’m so glad we ain’t have to go to overtime. Honestly, I ain’t know if I had it in me to play five more minutes, I ain’t gonna lie.”
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