76ers Championship Odds: Tracking 76ers Finals Odds

76ers Championship Odds: Tracking 76ers Finals Odds Though the NBA Playoffs

The 76ers success in 2024-2025 revolves around the health of reigning MVP Joel Embiid. Unfortunately for Philadelphia, Embiid struggled with injuries this season and will officially miss the rest of the season with a knee injury. The 76ers odds to win the NBA Finals are off the board, and they are officially eliminated from the playoff race.

That leaves Pennsylvania sportsbooks at a crossroads on where to put the 76ers odds. Currently, they don't have any odds on the boards, as they are not in the playoffs. Expect new odds to appear around June or July.

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Philadelphia 76ers 2024-25 Championship Odds

Below are the current odds for the 76ers in the 2024-2025 season, according to the DrafrKings PA Sportsbook.

🏆 Win NBA Finals	Off the Board
🥇 Win Eastern Conference	Off the Board
🔥 Win Atlantic Division	Off the Board

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A Quick Glance at the Philadelphia 76ers NBA Team

Here's a quick look at the Sixers' performance in the League throughout history. .

🏆 NBA Championships	3
🥈 NBA Finals Appearances:	9
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Latest 76ers News and Key Developments

The 76ers were supposed to be a top title contender this season. Instead, they have struggled even to stay in the play-in race. With everything on the line, the Sixers just could not manage any sort of cohesion and have officially been eliminated from the playoff race.

Here are some key dates that have led to the current team.

📆 March 30, 2025: 76ers eliminated: The 76ers lose to the Miami Heat and are officially eliminated from postseason contention.
📆 March 3, 2025: Paul George suffers a groin injury - George suffered a groin injury, which leads to a list of ailments that includes a pinky injury.
📆 March 2, 2025: Joel Embiid is out for the season - Embiid is declared out for the season as his knee injury becomes too much for him to take. The ailment will sideline him and prevent him from playing for the rest of the season.
📆 Oct 22, 2024: Joel Embiid sustains a knee injury - This injury began a series of events where he misses time because of the ailment.
📆 Jul 1, 2024: Paul George joins the Philadelphia 76ers -The Philadelphia 76ers agree on a four-year, $212 contract with Paul George.
📆 May 2, 2024: The New York Knicks eliminate the Philadelphia 76ers - This loss against the Knicks gave the 76ers a cold reality check that they were not at the championship level they needed to be yet.

Key Contributors on the 76ers Roster

Cameroonian center Joel Embiid and American point guard Tyrese Maxey remain the most important players on the roster. But with Embiid out, someone else must step up. Veteran Paul George must maintain the high level of play he has consistently delivered throughout his career.

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76ers Championship Odds FAQ

Tyrese Maxey, Quentin Grimes, Kelly Oubre Jr., Guerschon Yabusele, and Andre Drummond currently make up the Philadelphia 76ers' first-choice starting lineup, as constructed after Embiid's injury designation and with Paul George out of the lineup. Most of them may return for next season.

The 76ers are not on any betting boards to win the NBA Finals, as their season is clinging to life. They have been officially eliminated from playoff contention and will have to wait until next season to compete for a title.

The 76ers currently do not have any odds to win the East as they will not be participating in the playoffs this season after being officially eliminated after a loss to the Miami Heat, ending a season of injury and drama.

The 76ers have won three NBA championships. They last won an NBA Title in 1983 when Julius Erving led the Sixers to a four-game sweep of the Los Angeles Lakers. The 76ers last made a championship appearance in the 2001 NBA Finals, where they lost to the Lakers in five games.

Some of the greatest players in 76ers history include Wilt Chamberlain, Julius "Dr. J" Erving, Allen Iverson, Moses Malone, Joel Embiid, and Charles Barkley. Erving and Malone are notable for leading the Sixers to a title in 1983, while Iverson led the 76ers to the 2001 NBA Finals, where they fell short against the Los Angeles Lakers.

Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment, a company that is owned by Josh Harris and David Blitzer, currently owns the 76ers. They acquired the franchise in 2011 for $280 million from Comcast-Spectacor, which had owned the team since 1996.

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Robert Hayek

Robert B. Hayek has been writing about sports for over a decade and is currently a member of the Gambling.com Group team. In his spare time, he runs the largest sports meetup group in Orange County, CA, actively participating in every sport imaginable. He is also a published author of five thriller novels, all available on Amazon.